Where can I find the Biblical meaning of my name...?

Question

Even if its not in the Bible???

Answer 1

I saw your yahoo 360 and found the possible origin of your name
(Diedra is said to be a form of the name Deirdre)
http://www.behindthename.com/php/view.php?name=deirdre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deirdre
There is also another alternative spelling: Daidra
http://www.babynamesworld.com/meaning_of_Daidra.html

The name means: young woman

Answer 2

Just look up what your name means. Google your name along with "name meaning," and it should pop up. If your name is not in the Bible, there is no Biblical meaning. The names in the Bible came from Hebrew mostly. If your family is not from that part of the world, your name may not have a Biblical/historical meaning.

Answer 3

It would have to be in the Bible to be Biblical. Try a baby name book, or maybe ask your family if they know what your name means, y'know, if they're available. I mean, I had to look up my names to see what they meant, but sometimes parents know what names mean.

I wasn't named SweetPea, BTW. But my mom calls me that.

Answer 4

You know those plaques that give you the biblical meaning of your name at the bible book store? You should do what the creators of those plaques do and pull it out of your @ss.

Answer 5

Try biblegateway.com you can look up words in several different versions. Try your name there. If it's not in the Bible it can hardly have a Biblical meaning. BB

Answer 6

"biblical" meaning? Is there even such a thing? Names mean the same thing, no matter what book you write it in.

Answer 7

Roger

Answer 8

There'll be some goofy bible name thing online... Just google it.

Answer 9

Cheech and Chong

Answer 10

edward