Abba is a Hebrew name of ancient origin, meaning 'father' or 'ancestor'. It holds profound significance in Jewish culture and beyond. In Hebrew literature, the term 'Abba' is used to refer to God as a loving father figure, emphasizing His nurturing and protective nature. Notably, it is also the title given to Pope Francis I, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, reflecting his emphasis on humility and servant leadership.
"Abba saw a resurgence in popularity this year, with five newborns sharing the name, after a gap of almost a century since the last recorded birth in 1924."