Schiphra

Schiphra is a name of ancient Hebrew origin, prominently featured in the Old Testament of the Bible. It is one of the two Hebrew midwives, along with Puah, who defied Pharaoh's order to kill all newborn Israelite boys. Their courage and faith are celebrated in the book of Exodus, making the name a symbol of bravery and resistance against oppression.

The name's meaning, 'beautiful' or 'fair,' adds another layer of significance, suggesting an inner and outer grace associated with the biblical figure. While not widely used in contemporary times, its historical and religious roots give it a profound and enduring character, often appealing to those seeking names with deep biblical connections and strong virtues.