Azaelia
Meaning of Azaelia
Azaelia unfolds like a sonnet whispered beneath a Tuscan morning sky, its very syllables echoing the rustle of coral-hued petals in a sun-drenched garden. Born of the ancient Greek word azaleos—“dry,” yet paradoxically redolent of lavish blooms—this name drapes its bearer in a cloak of floral elegance and quiet resilience, as though each breath might coax a shy blossom from stone. In the warm Italian wind, Azaelia carries a melody both playful and profound, a light-hearted nod to spring’s first blush and a promise of enduring grace. Though it has danced modestly through America’s top 1,000—15 newborn starlets in 2024 claiming its song—it remains an intimate secret among admirers of beauty, a lyrical choice for parents seeking a name that feels at once timeless, tender, and just a little bit mischievous.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-ZAYL-yuh (/əˈzeɪliə/)
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