Iliyah
Meaning of Iliyah
Iliyah (pronounced il-ee-YAH, /ɪləˈjɑː/) brings together a whisper of ancient strength and a melody all her own. Rooted in the Hebrew name Elijah—“My God is Yahweh”—this feminine twist feels both timeless and refreshingly modern, like discovering a cherished family heirloom in a boutique shop. With fewer than ten little Iliyahs born each year in the U.S., she’s uniquely poised to stand out in any playground lineup, yet her soft consonants carry an approachable warmth that never feels too formal. Imagine introducing your daughter at storytime: her name will flutter from lips like a gentle breeze, inviting curiosity and admiration. If you’re seeking a name that’s steeped in meaningful heritage, sparkles with lyrical charm, and still leaves room for playful nicknames (Liyah, Ili), Iliyah might just be the perfect match.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as il-ee-yah (/ɪləˈjɑ/)
British English
- Pronunced as il-ee-yah (/ɪləˈjɑː/)
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