Female Biblical Names

How female biblical names are built

This set uses two single-element banks, 325 male entries and 288 female entries, returning one given name per draw with no surname. Sample output includes Ezekiel and Seth for men and Apphia and Ananiah for women.

• Ezekiel

  single given name (male bank)

• Apphia

  single given name (female bank)

• Ananiah

  single given name (female bank)

Naming notes

Each pattern draws one name: the male pattern from a bank of 325 entries, the female pattern from a bank of 288 entries, with no surname slot. Era label: biblical. The banks include both familiar and rarer entries, so beyond Seth and Ezekiel you also get forms like Apphia and Nahaliel.

Questions about female biblical names

Why no surnames?

Each pattern draws a single given name from the male 325-entry bank or the female 288-entry bank, with no surname slot, so every result is one word.

How large are the banks?

325 male entries and 288 female entries, each feeding its own single-token pattern.

Are these only the well-known names?

No. The banks include rarer entries like Apphia and Nahaliel alongside familiar ones like Seth and Ezekiel.