Yeshayah
Meaning of Yeshayah
Yeshayah is a unique and meaningful name for baby boys. With its Hebrew origin, Yeshayah carries a rich history and deep cultural significance. Pronounced as yeh-sha-YAH (/jɛʃaˈja/), this name has a beautiful rhythm and an enchanting sound. It is closely associated with the biblical figure Isaiah, known for his prophecies and messages of hope. Yeshayah is a less common variation of the name, with other variations including Isaiah and Yeshayahu. Although it may not be as widely used, Yeshayah brings a sense of individuality and distinction to any child who bears it. In 2018, six newborn boys in the United States were given the name Yeshayah, reflecting its growing popularity among parents seeking unique yet meaningful names for their little ones.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as yeh-sha-YAH (/jɛʃaˈja/)
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Notable People Named Yeshayah
| Yeshayah Steiner - Yeshaya Steiner, also known as Reb Shaya'la of Kerestir, was a revered Rebbe in Hungary during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. |
