Daijah
Meaning of Daijah
Daijah sparkles like a sunrise over a Caribbean shore, weaving together the Spanish día (“day”) and the resonant “Jah” echo of divine joy to form a name that feels both fresh and timeless. Pronounced DYE-jah, it rolls off the tongue with a playful bounce, as if celebrating each new dawn. Though Daijah remains delightfully uncommon—hovering around rank 943 in the U.S. in 2024—its steady climb over the past decade hints at a name on the rise, much like a hidden gem stepping into the spotlight. Rich with Latin warmth and a dash of spiritual flair, Daijah invites your daughter to embody brightness, optimism, and a touch of magic every time her name is spoken.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as DYE-jah (/daɪˈdʒɑː/)
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