Samariah
Meaning of Samariah
Samariah dances across centuries like a monsoon breeze whispering through ancient olive groves, its Hebrew roots declaring “guarded by God” with the gentle authority of a temple bell at dawn. She’s a rare bloom in today’s American nursery—nine little Samariahs crowned 949th in 2023—yet her story sparkles brighter than a Bollywood dance number, weaving echoes of biblical Samaria into every syllable. Pronounced suh-MAR-ee-uh, this name unfolds like a hand-painted rangoli beneath candlelight, promising warmth and wonder in equal measure. Picture her as a spirited heroine in a folktale, her laughter ringing like temple gongs as she strides through childhood with divine protection in her pocket. Samariah may be a hidden treasure on modern baby charts, but for families craving a name that’s both timeless and joyously spirited, she’s pure gold.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as suh-MAR-ee-uh (/səˈmɛriə/)
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