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Azias

Boy #5017 most popular
Hebrew American African American

Meanings & Origins

"my strength is Yahweh"

Origin: Hebrew Language: Hebrew

Popularity

#5017
Current Rank
3
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“A powerful biblical name meaning 'God is my strength'”

Origin & Etymology

Azias is a variant of Ozias (also Uzziah), from the Hebrew 'Uzziyahu' meaning 'God is my strength' or 'my strength is from Yahweh.' In the Bible, Uzziah was a king of Judah known for his long and prosperous reign. The name shares roots with other -iah names like Elijah, Jeremiah, and Isaiah, all invoking God's name in Hebrew.

Popularity Story

Azias and similar variants have gained traction in the 21st century as parents seek biblical names that feel both ancient and distinctive. The Z sound gives it contemporary flair while retaining spiritual gravitas.

Cultural Significance

Biblical names have deep significance in Christian, Jewish, and Muslim communities. Uzziah/Azias, as a biblical king, carries associations of leadership and divine favor. The name appears in both the Old Testament and in religious texts across traditions.

Fun Facts

  • Uzziah reigned as king of Judah for 52 years according to the Bible, one of the longest reigns in biblical history
  • The Hebrew suffix -iah/yahu meaning 'Yahweh' (God) appears in dozens of biblical names including Elijah, Jeremiah, and Isaiah

Azias in Other Languages

Greek Οζίας
Latin Ozias
Arabic عُزيا
Hebrew עֻזִּיָּה
Spanish Ozías

Nicknames

Azi Az

Middle Names

James Michael Emmanuel Solomon Daniel Elijah David

Name Vibe

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