Calev is a distinctive, masculine given name of Hebrew origin. It translates to 'strong' or 'strength', reflecting its root meaning from the ancient language. This name has been traditionally used within Jewish culture but has gained wider recognition in recent years due to its unique sound and appealing character. Calev is also associated with Caleb, a notable figure in biblical history known for his faithfulness and courage during the Israelites' journey to the Promised Land. While it shares similar characteristics with other Hebrew names like Ariel or Ariel, Calev stands out due to its rarity and strong, direct meaning.
"Calev saw a peak in popularity in 2015 with nine births, but has consistently had around six to seven births annually since then."