Shaked is a gender-neutral Hebrew name that holds the meaning "Almond." The name is derived from the Hebrew word "שָׁקֵד," which directly translates to Almond. This name is associated with a secular Israeli settlement in the northern West Bank, known for its wild almond trees. Established in 1981, Shaked was named after these almond trees that flourish in the region. Over the years, the settlement has gained recognition, with one of its residents achieving a silver medal in an international judo competition. The name Shaked reflects a connection to nature and carries the symbolism of strength and growth, much like the resilient almond tree.