Sulamith

Sulamith (also Shulamit, Shulamith Schulamith or ) is a female first name of Hebrew origin. He is best known for one of the Old Testament ( from the Song of Solomon, Chapter 7, verse 1), on the other hand from the Death Fugue by Paul Celan.

Origin and Meaning of the Name

Hebrew Sulamith - the peaceable, peaceful

Name winners

First name

  • Shulamit Aloni (1928-2014), Israeli lawyer, human rights politician, writer and politician
  • Shulamith Firestone (1945-2012), Canadian- American sociologist and feminist theorist
  • Shulamit King ( born 1930 ), Israeli human rights activist
  • Shulamit Lapid ( born 1934 ), Israeli writer
  • Shulamit Volkov ( b. 1942 ), Israeli historian
  • Sulamith Wülfing (1901-1989), German artist and illustrator

Art figures

  • Sulamith, the lovers in the Song of Solomon
  • Sulamith, in Paul Celan's Death Fugue, the representative for the Jewish victims
  • Sulamith, the name of a Jewish girl who is addressed in the poem "On the burnt Jew " of the Polish poet Halina Poswiatowskas
  • Sulamith, main character in the eponymous German feature film (1917 ) by Eugen Illés with Ica of Lenkeffy in the role of Shulamith

Magazine

  • Sulamith. Magazine for the transport of culture and humanity among the Jewish nation (1806-1843)

Painting

  • Sulamith and Maria, panel painting by the German painter Franz Pforr from the 1811
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