Tikvah, of Hebrew origin, translates to 'hope'. It's a unisex name derived from the Hebrew word "tikkva," which means 'expectation' or 'hope'. Tikvah is often used as a given name for both boys and girls in Jewish communities around the world. The name is particularly popular among Jews who immigrate to Israel, where it signifies their hope for a better life. Tikvah also serves as a metaphorical name for the State of Israel itself, with the country's national anthem, "Hatikvah," meaning 'The Hope'.
The name Tikvah experienced intermittent popularity over the past four decades, with peaks of six births in years ending in '7' and a slight uptick recently in 2021. Overall, it has been given to 39 newborns during this period.