People with the given name
Smadar originates from the Hebrew Bible, specifically from Song of Songs (Shir HaShirim) by King Solomon. The word “Smadar” (סְמָדַר) refers to the early blossom of the grapevine, symbolizing beauty, vitality, and the first stages of fruitfulness. This imagery is rich in poetic and spiritual significance, evoking themes of love, renewal, and potential. In the context of the grapevine, Smadar describes the tiny, delicate flowers that precede the formation of grapes. While the exact color of the blossom isn’t explicitly mentioned in the Bible, it is often imagined to be light purple or greenish-purple, in harmony with the colors of young grapes and grapevines. The term captures the fleeting yet profound beauty of nature, making it a meaningful and poetic name. * Smadar AZANI, Founder , CEO Smadar A. Global Consulting Business Solutions and Development — (retd.) Genèva , Lugano, Switzerland * Smadar Lavie, American-Israeli anthropologist, author, and activist * Smadar Levi, Israeli singer * Smadar Naoz (born 1978), Israeli-American astrophysicist * Smadar Rosensweig, American theologian * Smadar Sheffi, Israeli art critic and curator * Smadar Shir (born 1957), Israeli writer {{disambiguation, geo, given name