Lazare is a name with Hebrew origins, derived from the Hebrew word "Elazar, " meaning "God has helped. " It is associated with several historical figures, including Lazarus from the New Testament, who was raised from the dead by Jesus. The name has been used in various forms across different cultures, such as Lazaro in Spanish, Lazzaro in Italian, and Lazarz in Polish. The name Lazare gained significant importance in the context of Bernard Lazare, a French Jewish intellectual who was a prominent defender of Captain Dreyfus and an early advocate for Zionism. The name has also been associated with themes of resurrection and divine intervention.
