Avaiah
Meaning of Avaiah
In the sun-dappled hills of Tuscany, the name Avaiah—softly pronounced uh-VAY-uh—whispers through olive groves like a cherished family secret. With a modern Italian flourish marrying the Hebrew root “Chava” (life) and a playful nod to the Latin “avis” (bird), Avaiah embodies the promise of new beginnings, as graceful as a skylark greeting the dawn. Though it flutters modestly in the mid-900s on US charts—ranking 940th in 2024 with ten newborn bearers—its rarity only intensifies its allure, offering families a poised yet playful melody for their little girl. Warm in sentiment and elegant in sound, Avaiah invites parents to weave a tapestry of Mediterranean sunshine and gentle hope—a narrative set to light-hearted laughter.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-VAY-uh (/əˈveɪə/)
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