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Ginendel: Hebrew Girl's Name Meaning "God's Gift" or "God's Grace"
Ginendel (also spelled Ginendele, Ginendyl) is a Hebrew‑origin feminine name.
Meaning: "God's gift" or "God's grace" (from gin = grace/gift, el = God).
Used primarily in Jewish communities; carries spiritual significance of divine blessing.
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