Amahle is a feminine given name of Zulu origin, literally meaning “the beautiful ones” in isiZulu, and despite its plural form in the language it functions singularly as a personal name. Pronounced ah-MAH-lay, with stress on the second syllable, it reflects the tonal qualities of Southern Bantu tongues. In the United States the name has appeared modestly on newborn charts—five occurrences in 2019, rising to eleven in 2024 and ranking between 939 and 949—signaling a steady, if niche, presence. Its focus on beauty and grace resonates with Latin-rooted counterparts like Amalia and Amelia, lending the name a classical echo while firmly honoring African heritage. This blend of lyrical simplicity and cross-cultural narrative has attracted parents seeking a distinctive yet accessible choice.