Brocha is a Hebrew female given name, derived from the root verb "b-r-kh", which means "to bless". It signifies a connection to the concept of blessing and positivity. The name Brocha is often used by Orthodox Jewish communities worldwide, reflecting its traditional significance in Jewish culture. As with many names rooted in religion or cultural traditions, Brocha's popularity may vary across different regions and communities, but it remains a meaningful choice for parents seeking a name with spiritual significance.
The name Brocha experienced a significant rise in popularity from the late 1980s onwards, peaking around the mid-1990s with over 20 births per year for several consecutive years. However, it seems to have become less popular in recent years, with fewer than 20 births recorded annually since 2016.