Jeptha is a distinctive and rare name with roots in ancient Hebrew culture. Traditionally a masculine name, it is derived from the Hebrew name "Yiftach," meaning "he opens" or "God opens." The name Jeptha appears in historical and religious texts, notably in the Bible as the name of a judge who led Israel in the Book of Judges. Despite its ancient origins, Jeptha has maintained a sense of timelessness and individuality, making it a unique choice for modern parents seeking a name with historical significance and a strong, resilient character. While not commonly found among contemporary celebrities, its uniqueness and classic roots give it an enduring appeal.
Names with the Same Meaning: "He Opens", "God Opens"
