Isaia
Meaning of Isaia
Isaia drifts in like a sunlit breeze off the Amalfi Coast, cradling centuries of hopeful echoes from its Hebrew root yesha, which means “salvation.” In Italian, it’s sung as ee-ZAH-yah, each syllable rolling off the tongue like a gentle sonnet. Across the U.S., Isaia has quietly danced into the top thousand names over the past few decades, its popularity rising and falling like a warm Mediterranean tide. This variant of Isaiah weaves together the weight of biblical prophecy with a contemporary, lyrical spirit—fresh yet familiar. Choosing Isaia feels like weaving old-world tradition and modern melody into one name that hums softly in the heart but rings clear with purpose (and might just have grandparents humming along, too).
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as ee-ZAH-yah (/iˈzaːja/)
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Notable People Named Isaia
| Isaia Walker-Leawere - |
| Isaia Toeava - |
| Isaïa Cordinier - |
