Female Aramaic Names

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1. AKELDAMA (ħqźl dmā): Aramaic biblical name of the place where Judas Iscariot committed suicide, meaning "field of blood." 
2. BETHANY: Aramaic biblical name of a place near Jerusalem where Jesus stayed during the Holy Week, meaning "house of figs."
3. DIKLA: Aramaic unisex form of Hebrew Dekel, meaning "date/palm tree."
4. DIKLAH: Variant of Aramaic Dikla, meaning "date/palm tree."
5. DOR: Hebrew unisex name of Aramaic origin, meaning "generation" or "period of time."
6. GATH-SMANE: Aramaic form of Gethsemane, the name of the place where Jesus took his disciples to pray just before his arrest, meaning "oil press" or "oil vat." 
7. GOLGOTHA: "Place of the skull." Aramaic biblical name of the place where Jesus was crucified, derived from gūlgaltā, meaning "skull." 
8. HULDAH: "Weasel." Hebrew biblical name of a prophetess, derived from an Aramaic word meaning "to creep, crawl," hence "a weasel."
9. MARTHA: Aramaic biblical name of the sister of Lazarus, meaning "lady." 
10. RAZ: Aramaic unisex name, meaning "secret."
11. TABITHA: Aramaic biblical name meaning "gazelle." The Greeks translated this name to Dorcas in the New Testament. See Acts 9:36.
12. TALITHA: "Little girl." English name derived from the Aramaic biblical phrase talitha koum(i), "Little girl, I say to you, get up," spoken by Jesus to the little girl that he healed. 

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