Azayliah
Meaning of Azayliah
Azayliah glides across the tongue like a monsoon breeze stirring marigold petals in a Mumbai courtyard, a blooming gift born from the azalea flower’s delicate charm fused with the melodic “-liah” ending that adds a celestial twinkle. Although it’s a modern creation rather than a name passed down through centuries, Azayliah feels timeless, weaving nature’s petals with a dash of starlight—every little girl bearing it becomes a living bouquet of resilience and color. In the United States over the past decade, only six to thirteen baby girls per year have been given this radiant name, keeping it nestled around the mid-900s in popularity and peaking at number 937 in 2024—an intimate circle of rising stars. Parents who choose Azayliah for their daughter are gifting her a petal of individuality, ensuring she’ll stand out like a sparkler over the Ganges during Diwali or a lantern drifting on a monsoon river. And with its easy, uplifting pronunciation (uh-ZAY-lee-uh), this name will flit effortlessly from Chennai’s chai stalls to New York’s neon lights, carrying warmth, whimsy and a promise of blossoming joy.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-ZAY-lee-uh (/əˈzeɪliə/)
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