Origin and Meaning of Dalilah

Delicate, weak, or amorous

Origin: Hebrew - Dalilah is derived from the Hebrew word 'delal', meaning 'to weaken; to entice'. It is often associated with the biblical figure Delilah, known for her relationship with Samson.

• Dalilah is a significant name in biblical history, as Delilah is famously known in the story of Samson and Delilah in the Book of Judges.
• The name has variations in different cultures, being more commonly spelled as Delilah in English-speaking countries.
• Dalilah has been used in modern literature and media, featuring in songs, films, and literature, often as a symbol of beauty and temptation.
• The name has seen a rise in use in recent years, particularly in the United States, with parents drawn to its unique sound and historical significance.
• Related names include Delilah (more common), Adilah (meaning 'just' in Arabic), and Leila (meaning 'night' in Arabic).