Adia
Meaning of Adia
Pronounced AY-dee-uh, Adia springs from the Swahili word for “gift,” instantly evoking the joy and wonder a new baby brings. It carries a warm, lyrical quality—some might find themselves humming it like Sarah McLachlan’s mellow ballad—without ever sounding over the top. Though it’s never soared to the very top, Adia has held a friendly spot in the US top 1,000 since the late 1980s, currently landing at 921 with 29 babies named Adia in 2024, striking a sweet balance between uncommon and familiar. Versatile enough for the playground but polished enough for the boardroom, Adia is a timeless choice that feels like unwrapping a small blessing each time it’s spoken.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AY-dee-uh (/eɪˈdiə/)
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Notable People Named Adia
| Adia Victoria is an American singer, songwriter and poet based in Nashville. |
| Adia Barnes is an American basketball coach and former WNBA player who leads the SMU Mustangs. |
