Givat
Givat is the Hebrew word for hill or hilltop and is a common element in Israeli toponymy. In transliteration it appears as Giv’at or Givat, and it is frequently used to indicate elevated terrain or to form part of compound place names. The term is widespread in Israel and the Palestinian territories, where many neighborhoods, towns, and settlements incorporate it to reflect their geographic setting.
In Israeli geography, Givat serves as a descriptive prefix in a variety of settlements and districts. Notable
The usage of Givat as a toponym reflects a broader pattern in Hebrew place-naming, where geographic features