Ofri is a feminine Hebrew given name that means "my fawn" (ofri in Hebrew), evoking the gentle and graceful imagery of a young deer. The name is rooted in the Hebrew word ofer (עֹפֶר), which refers to a fawn, a young deer. This connection to nature and tenderness makes Ofri an endearing choice, often reflecting a sense of delicacy and preciousness.As a modern Hebrew name, Ofri gained popularity in Israel from the mid-20th century onward, alongside other nature-inspired names. Its unisex quality—though now largely feminine—adds to its appeal. The name shares a root with masculine names like Ofer ("fawn") and feminine Efrat (linked to a biblical place name, though etymologically distinct). Despite its brevity, Ofri carries cultural resonance in Israeli society, appreciated for its simplicity and melodic sound. One notable bearer is Ofri Arad, a successful automotive engineer who led the development of electric vehicles in Israel.Notable BearersOfri Raviv (born 1994), Israeli actress known for her role in the TV series The Gordin CellOfri Shani (born 1988), Israeli politician and member of the KnessetKey FactsMeaning: "my fawn"Origin: HebrewType: First name (mainly feminine)Usage: Predominantly in IsraelRelated Names: Ofer, Efrat