Azariya
Meaning of Azariya
The feminine given name Azariya traces back to the Hebrew name Azariah, signifying “Yah has helped,” and carries a subtle biblical resonance. Pronounced ah-zah-REE-yah, the name retains its original phonetic structure while adopting a feminine ending that distinguishes it among modern choices. In the United States, Azariya has consistently occupied a niche within the lower ranks of newborn registrations—hovering around the mid-900s since the early 2000s—and saw a modest uptick from five recorded births in 2020 to fifteen in 2024. This gradual rise suggests a quiet appeal among parents seeking a name that is both meaningful and uncommon. It is rare enough that parents are unlikely to meet another Azariya in a typical preschool lineup. Nevertheless, for those drawn to names with historical depth and an air of individuality, Azariya offers a clear, balanced sound and an inherent narrative of divine assistance.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as ah-zah-REE-yah (/a.za.ʁiˈja/)
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