Zohar
[zoʊˈhɑːr]Meaning
means "light, brilliance" in Hebrew; from Hebrew זֹהַר, "splendor, radiance"
Background Story
Zohar is a Hebrew name meaning "light, brilliance," from the Hebrew word זֹהַר, "splendor, radiance." The same word is the title of the Zohar, a foundational work of Kabbalistic literature first publicized by Moses de León in the late thirteenth century.
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