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Gender Unisex Sources Bible / World of Agriculture / Aramaic Language Meaning The name bar has several sources. The first is in the Bible where it appears as a general name for grains like wheat, barley and other kinds of grain and also appear in the book of Psalms in the sense of pure and clean ("wild heart"). To the word bar is - son. Kabbalistic interpretation Parents were in the name of a bar for their children wanting to express the desire that the offspring would remain as clean and pure as day. Also the name symbolizes that the offspring is the true grain of his parents' love.
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