Zivah
Meaning of Zivah
Zivah feels like a burst of dawn wrapped in a single syllable—her Hebrew roots literally mean “radiance” or “brightness,” and she carries that glow everywhere she goes. Picture a little star dancing through a fiesta of color, sparking smiles like tiny fireworks at midnight. Though still delightfully rare—only about two dozen newborns in the U.S. wore the name in 2024—Zivah is steadily rising, a hidden gem ready to steal the spotlight. She’s warm yet fiery, full of vida and esperanza, and rolls off the tongue with the smooth rhythm of Latin music. Choosing Zivah is like gifting your daughter a daily dose of sunshine—brilliant, bold, and impossible to ignore.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as zee-vah (/ziːˈvɑː/)
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