Daniya is a feminine name of Arabic origin, derived from the root d-n-y meaning “near” or “close,” and often interpreted as “the one nearest to the divine.” In its native context, it is pronounced DAH-nee-yah (/da.ni.ja/), while in English-speaking settings it typically appears as dah-NEE-yuh (/dɑːˈniːjə/). The name has gained cross-cultural traction without major shifts in phonetic structure, appealing to those who value precise etymology and consistent pronunciation. In the United States, Daniya recorded 25 births in 2024, placing it at 925th—a slight decline from its peak rank of 870 in 2012—yet it remains steadily within the top 1000. From an analytical standpoint, this sustained presence indicates enduring but measured popularity. At this level, parents can rest assured that their daughter is unlikely to encounter another Daniya in preschool, yet not so unique that she will need her own encyclopedia bookmark just to explain her name.