Nazariah
Meaning of Nazariah
Nazariah (nah-ZAR-ee-uh) feels like a whispered promise woven from Hebrew tradition, blending a nod to Nazareth with the idea of being consecrated to something greater. Though it remains a rare gem in U.S. birth records—just seven little Nazariahs arrived in 2024—its warm, melodic rhythm and quietly spiritual resonance are steadily capturing the hearts of families seeking a name that stands apart. With each syllable, Nazariah evokes strength and grace, like an olive branch held out in peace, inviting her to grow with purpose and confidence. And bonus: she’s almost guaranteed to be the only Nazariah in her class—no playground line-cutting required!
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as nah-ZAR-ee-uh (/nəˈzɑriə/)
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