Ehud (name)
Ehud ( Hebrew אֵהוּד) is a Hebrew male given name meaning "common, united, united".
In the Old Testament, two bearer of this name are mentioned: Ehud , the second of twelve appointed judges in the Book of Judges ( Ri . 3.12 f EU ), and a descendant of Benjamin, the son of Bilhan ( 1 Chr 7.10 EU ).
Name bearer
- Ehud Asherie (* 1979), American jazz musician (piano, organ)
- Ehud Avriel (1917–1980), Austrian Zionist, Israeli diplomat and politician
- Ehud Barak (* 1942), Israeli politician
- Ehud Hrushovski (* 1959), Israeli mathematician
- Ehud Manor (1941–2005), Israeli songwriter, radio and television presenter and translator
- Ehud Netzer (1934-2010), Israeli archaeologist
- Ehud Olmert (* 1945), Israeli politician
- Ehud Reiter (* 1960), British-American scientist specializing in computational linguistics
- Ehud de Shalit (* 1955), Israeli mathematician
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ehud on behindthename.com (Engl.)