The surname Cohen is of Hebrew origin, meaning 'priest' or 'minister'. It originated in ancient Israel as a title given to Jewish priests who served the Temple.
In Jewish tradition, Cohen refers to members of the priestly caste, emphasizing their role in leading communal worship and maintaining ritual purity.
People with the surname Cohen are often seen as intelligent, analytical, and responsible individuals with a strong sense of duty and community.
The name Cohen is commonly used today as a surname among Jewish communities worldwide, symbolizing heritage and cultural identity.