Abiah is a unique and historically rich name for girls, pronounced uh-BY-uh (/əˈbaɪə/). The name has Hebrew origins, meaning "God is my father." It carries a sense of spiritual depth and antiquity, often associated with biblical contexts. A variation of this name is Abijah, which shares the same roots and meaning. While not widely common in the United States, Abiah has seen consistent, albeit modest, usage over the years. The name's rarity adds to its charm and distinctiveness; for instance, it was given to 13 newborns in 2021, ranking at 8014. This trend suggests that parents looking for a meaningful yet uncommon name might find Abiah an appealing choice.
Abiah Folger Franklin was the mother of Benjamin Franklin, a prominent figure in American history. |