Reuvén

Reuvén is a Hebrew given name, primarily for males. It is the Hebrew form of Reuben. The name's origin is derived from the Hebrew word "re'ev" which means "behold a son." In the biblical narrative, Reuvén was the eldest son of Jacob and Leah, and the founder of the Israelite tribe of Reuben. The name is significant in Jewish tradition and history due to this biblical connection.

Variations of the name Reuvén exist across different cultures and languages, reflecting its widespread use. For instance, Reuben is the common English transliteration. The tribe of Reuben played a notable role in the early history of the Israelites, often mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. The name Reuvén carries connotations of firstborn status and leadership within this historical context. Today, Reuvén remains a popular given name in Jewish communities worldwide, continuing its long-standing tradition.