Galia
Meaning of Galia
Galia is a beautiful and unique name for girls, with roots in Hebrew and Russian cultures. Pronounced as GAH-lee-uh or guh-LEE-uh, it carries a melodic and elegant sound that appeals to many. The name Galia means "wave" or "God has redeemed" in Hebrew, symbolizing fluidity, strength, and spiritual significance. A popular variation of the name is Galya. In the United States, Galia remains relatively rare but has seen consistent use over the years, with occurrences ranging from 5 to 35 newborns annually since 1967. Its rarity adds to its charm for parents seeking a distinctive yet meaningful name for their child.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as GAH-lee-uh (/ɡɐˈliə/)
Russian
- Pronunced as guh-LEE-uh (/ɡɐˈliə/)
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Notable People Named Galia
| Galia Sabar is a prominent academic and social activist in Israel, known for her work in African Studies and her advocacy for Ethiopian immigrants and African labor migrants. |
| Galia Moss, the first Latin American sailor to solo-cross the Atlantic Ocean, achieved this feat in 2006, traveling 9,000 miles from Vigo, Spain to Cancun, Mexico in 41 days and earning a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. |
