Yedidya
Meaning of Yedidya
The name Yedidya carries a timeless warmth straight from its Hebrew roots, where it means “friend of God” or “beloved of the Lord.” In biblical lore, it was the special name granted to Solomon, whispering of wisdom, loyalty and a heart open to divine friendship. Though still a rare choice—fewer than ten boys in the U.S. receive it each year—its very rarity feels like a quiet badge of distinction, a soft ember that glows with meaning rather than blazes with trendiness. Parents drawn to Yedidya often imagine their son growing up grounded in faith and kindness, the kind of name that invites conversation, curiosity and, yes, the occasional delighted double-take on the playground.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as yeh-dee-DEE-yah (/jɛ.diˈdja/)
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Notable People Named Yedidya
| Yedidya Ya'ari - |
