Uriah

Uriah is derived from Hebrew roots, translating to 'Yahweh is my light,' symbolizing divine enlightenment or guidance. It embodies a sense of spiritual illumination and devotion.

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The name Uriah stems from Hebrew origins and is a biblically significant name derived from the Hebrew name Uryah, which means 'Yahweh is my light' or 'Yahweh is my fire.' In the Old Testament, Uriah the Hittite is a notable character, known as the husband of Bathsheba.

  • Popularity: 1,378th
  • Babies named Uriah in the US in 2023:
    Female: 21
    Male: 378
  • Nicknames: Uri, Rye, Yaya, Urie, Ri.
  • Full Names: Uriah Heep, Uriah Smith, Uriah Shelton, Uriah Hall, Uriah Faber.
  • Famous Namesakes: Uriah Shelton-actor, Uriah Hall-UFC fighter, Uriah Heep-fictional character, Uriah Faber-MMA fighter, Uriah P. Levy-naval officer.
  • Gender: Typically considered a masculine name used predominantly for boys, with historical and spiritual significance in religious contexts. It conveys attributes of loyalty and resilience.
  • Numerology: The name Uriah has a numerological number of 1. This number is associated with leadership, independent spirit, innovation, and determination. People with the number 1 are often seen as trailblazers with a drive to achieve their goals and a pioneering mindset.

Uriah has maintained moderate popularity in English-speaking regions. While not a common name, it sees periodic resurgences thanks to its historical and biblical allure, often appealing to those looking for a unique yet meaningful traditional name.

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