Zipporah is a female name of Hebrew origin, meaning "Bird." In the biblical narrative, she is depicted as the wife of Moses and the daughter of Jethro, a priest and prince of Midian. Zipporah is noted for her pivotal role in the life of Moses, such as marrying him after he helped save Jethro's daughters and their flock, and circumcising her son to avert a divine threat. The name Zipporah is associated with strength, resilience, and compassion. In the Druze religion, Zipporah's father, Jethro, is revered as the spiritual founder, and this familial connection is seen as symbolizing the special relationship between Israeli Jews and Druze. Zipporah has also been depicted in literature and the arts, emphasizing her significance in biblical narratives.