Origin and Meaning of Liah

I am God’s gift

Origin: Hebrew - Liah is a derivative of the name Leah, which is derived from the Hebrew word 'leaḥ', meaning 'weary' or 'tired'. In a religious context, it indicates that one is a gift from God.

• Liah is often seen as a modern variant of Leah, which has biblical roots and was the name of a wife of Jacob in the Old Testament.
• The name Liah has gained popularity in various cultures, especially among families with Jewish heritage, as well as in Christian communities.
• Notable figures with variations of the name include Leah Remini, an American actress and author, and Liah de Faria, a Brazilian singer.
• Liah has been increasingly popular in the 21st century, particularly in English-speaking countries, often favored for its modern and softer sound.
• Related names and variations include Leah, Lya, Lia, and Leila, each having its unique appeal and cultural significance.