Tziva

Tziva is the Hebrew form of Ziba2, a name meaning "station" in Hebrew. In the Old Testament, Ziba is a servant of King Saul (1 Samuel 9:2-3). The name Tziva appears in genealogical lists and reflects the tradition of Hebrew names derived from nouns or descriptors, often linked to roles or attributes.

The root name Saul means "asked for" in Hebrew and was borne by the first king of Israel before David. While Tziva's biblical presence is minor, it underscores naming conventions within ancient Israelite society.

• Meaning: "station" (via Ziba)
• Origin: Hebrew
• Type: Masculine biblical name
• Usage regions: Hebrew Bible (Old Testament)