Aviv is from the Hebrew aviv (אביב — spring). A modern American baby name in the broader Israeli-heritage aesthetic. Aviv in Hebrew tradition — the foundational Hebrew word for spring; the iconic month of Aviv is the foundational Hebrew month of spring barley harvest mentioned throughout the Torah (later renamed Nisan in the Babylonian calendar); the iconic biblical phrase Hodesh ha-Aviv (Month of Spring) appears in Exodus and Deuteronomy as the foundational time for the Passover festival; central to the Hebrew agricultural and religious calendar for over 3,000 years. Tel Aviv — iconic Israeli metropolis; founded in 1909 by 66 Jewish families on the outskirts of Jaffa as one of the first all-modern Hebrew cities in millennia; the name Tel Aviv (literally "Spring Mound") was chosen as the Hebrew translation of Theodor Herzl's iconic Zionist novel Altneuland (1902); today Tel Aviv-Yafo is Israel's iconic cultural, financial, and technological capital with a metro population of over 4 million; UNESCO World Heritage Site (2003) for the iconic Bauhaus/White City architecture — the largest concentration of 1930s International Style buildings in the world; one of the most-celebrated modern Mediterranean cities. Aviv Geffen (born 1973) — Israeli rock singer and son of poet Yonatan Geffen; one of the iconic figures of modern Israeli alternative rock. Aviv in modern Israeli naming — used widely as a unisex name. Princess Aviv — Israeli heritage naming.
Featured throughout Israeli heritage and Tel Aviv.
Aviv reduces to nine.