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'''Noam''' ({{lang-he|נועם}}) is a Hebrew name which means "pleasantness", and although it started as the male version of the female ''Na'omi'' (English: "[[Naomi (given name)|Naomi]]" or "[[Noémie]]"), today, it is a very common Hebrew name for both males and females alike. The common [[name day]] for both genders is often 7 December.
'''Noam''' ({{langx|he|נעם}}) is a Hebrew name that means "pleasantness". It started as the male version of ''Na'omi'' (English: "[[Naomi (given name)|Naomi]]" or "[[Noémie]]"), but today is a very common Hebrew name for people of any gender. The common [[name day]] is 7 December.


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===Political activism===
===Political activism===
* [[Noam Chomsky]], American political activist, linguist, and philosopher.
* [[Noam Chomsky]] (born 1928), American political activist, linguist, and philosopher.
* [[Noam Federman]], Israeli right-wing political activist.
* [[Noam Federman]] (born 1969), Israeli right-wing political activist.
* [[Noam Bramson]] (born 1969), Mayor of [[New Rochelle]].
* [[Noam Bramson]] (born 1969), Mayor of [[New Rochelle]].


===Television and film===
===Television and film===
* [[Noam Murro]], Israeli American director.
* [[Noam Murro]] (born 1961), Israeli American director.
* [[Noam Gonick]], Canadian film director.
* [[Noam Gonick]] (born 1973), Canadian film director.
* [[Sacha Noam Baron Cohen]], British comedian, actor, writer and producer.
* [[Sacha Noam Baron Cohen]] (born 1971), British comedian, actor, writer and producer.
* [[Noam Pitlik]], American television director and character actor.
* [[Noam Pitlik]] (1932-1999), American television director and character actor.
* [[Noam Zylberman]], Israeli-born voice actor, best known for the voice of Split Kit from the ''Garbage Pail Kids''.
* [[Noam Zylberman]] (born 1973), Israeli-born voice actor.
*[[Noam Jenkins]], Canadian actor.
* [[Noam Jenkins]], Canadian actor.
* [[Noam Shuster-Eliassi]] (born 1986/87), Israeli comedian and activist.


===Music===
===Music===
* [[Noam Pikelny]], American banjoist.
* [[Noam Pikelny]] (born 1981), American banjoist.
* [[Noam Kaniel]], Israeli singer, best known for performing the theme song to ''Code Lyoko''.
* [[Noam Kaniel]] (born 1962), Israeli musician, singer, and composer.
* [[Noam Jacobson]], Israeli singer, songwriter, and actor, member of group Latma.
* [[Noam Jacobson]] (born 1975), Israeli singer, songwriter, and actor, member of group Latma.


===Sports===
===Sports===
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* [[Noam Okun]] (born 1978), Israeli professional tennis player.
* [[Noam Okun]] (born 1978), Israeli professional tennis player.
* [[Noam Yaacov]] (born 2004), Israeli–Danish player in the [[Israeli Basketball Premier League]]
* [[Noam Yaacov]] (born 2004), Israeli–Danish player in the [[Israeli Basketball Premier League]]
*[[Noam Emeran]] French football player who plays for [[Manchester United]].
* [[Noam Emeran]] (born 2002), French football player who plays for [[Manchester United]].

===Other fields===
===Other fields===
* [[Noam D. Elkies]], American mathematician.
* [[Noam D. Elkies]] (born 1966), American mathematician.
* [[Noam Gottesman]], wealthy businessman living in the United Kingdom.
* [[Noam Gottesman]] (born 1961), wealthy businessman living in the United Kingdom.
* [[Noam Friedlander]], author and journalist.
* [[Noam Lanir]] (born 1967), Israeli entrepreneur.
* [[Noam Lanir]], Israeli entrepreneur.
* [[Noam Nisan]] (born 1961), Israeli computer scientist.
* [[Noam Nisan]], Israeli computer scientist.
* [[Noam Sienna]], author and Jewish educator.
*[[Noam Sienna]], author and Jewish educator.
* [[Noam Sohlberg]] (born 1962), Israeli jurist.
* [[Noam Sohlberg]], Israeli jurist.
* [[Noam T. Wasserman]], American academic.
* [[Noam T. Wasserman]], American academic.


==People with the surname Noam==
==People with the surname Noam==
* [[Eli Noam]], professor at Columbia University.
* [[Eli Noam]] (born 1946), professor at Columbia University.
* [[Vered Noam]], professor of Talmud at Tel Aviv University.
* [[Vered Noam]] (born 1960), professor of Talmud at Tel Aviv University.


==Political organizations==
==Political organizations==
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[[Category:Jewish surnames]]
[[Category:Surnames of Jewish origin]]
[[Category:Hebrew-language names]]
[[Category:Hebrew-language names]]
[[Category:Hebrew masculine given names]]
[[Category:Hebrew masculine given names]]

Latest revision as of 23:59, 21 November 2024

For the moshav in south-central Israel, see No'am. For Noar Masorti, the youth movement of Masorti Olami, see Masorti Olami § Youth and young adults organizations.

Noam (Hebrew: נעם) is a Hebrew name that means "pleasantness". It started as the male version of Na'omi (English: "Naomi" or "Noémie"), but today is a very common Hebrew name for people of any gender. The common name day is 7 December.

People with the given name Noam

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Political activism

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Television and film

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Music

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  • Noam Pikelny (born 1981), American banjoist.
  • Noam Kaniel (born 1962), Israeli musician, singer, and composer.
  • Noam Jacobson (born 1975), Israeli singer, songwriter, and actor, member of group Latma.

Sports

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Other fields

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People with the surname Noam

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  • Eli Noam (born 1946), professor at Columbia University.
  • Vered Noam (born 1960), professor of Talmud at Tel Aviv University.

Political organizations

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  • Noam Masorti Youth, part of Masorti Olami, is a Jewish youth movement with a democratically decided ideology and statement of purpose, reflecting the values of its participants.[1] Noam offers annual summer camps for children aged 10–16, as well as year-round events and camps[2] led by madrichim who look after the children and plan the Noam-based activities.
  • Noam (political party), an Israeli political party.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Ideology – Noam".
  2. ^ "Programmes – Noam".
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