Tzipporah and Zipporah are variations of the same name, both derived from the Hebrew word meaning 'bird. It means "bird" and is associated with the biblical figure of Moses's wife, Zipporah. The name has a rich history in Jewish tradition and folklore, symbolizing strength and loyalty. Over time, the name has been adapted into various forms such as Tzipora and Tziporah, reflecting its cultural significance. The name's popularity has remained relatively consistent, with its unique and meaningful origins making it a choice for parents seeking a name that resonates with faith and heritage.
