Tsivia

Tsivia is a feminine given name of Hebrew origin, used primarily in Israel and among Jewish communities. The spelling Tsivia, Tzivia, Tzvia, Zivia, and Zviya reflect transliteration from Hebrew letters.

The name is generally considered to derive from the Hebrew root tzvi, meaning gazelle, with the feminine form evoking grace and beauty. As with many Hebrew names, it carries connotations of nature and vitality.

Variants and spellings include Tzivia, Tzviya, Zvia, Zviya, and Zivya; in some cases it may be transliterated as Tsevia or Tseviya. The pronunciation typically centers on the second syllable, with stress on the penultimate.

In usage, Tsivia is most common among Hebrew-speaking populations and in diaspora communities with Hebrew heritage. It gained presence in the 20th century with the revival of Hebrew given names; it remains relatively uncommon in wider global naming trends.

Notable individuals named Tsivia are primarily in Israel and Jewish communities; the name also appears in modern Hebrew literature and media as a representative feminine given name.