Origin and Meaning of Saraiah

Princess; a noble woman

Origin: Hebrew - Saraiah is derived from the Hebrew name 'Sara', which means 'princess' or 'noblewoman', and combines with the Hebrew suffix '-iah', often denoting 'belonging to God'.

• Saraiah is a variant of the more commonly known name 'Sarah', which has biblical roots and was borne by the wife of Abraham in the Hebrew Bible.
• This name has been embraced in various cultures, particularly among Jewish and Christian communities, often reflecting religious significance.
• Notable bearers include Saraiah Raeburn, a modern American influencer, contributing to the name's contemporary usage.
• Saraiah's popularity has grown in recent years, often ranking among newer, trendier names, especially in the United States.
• Related names include Sarah, Sarai, and Sariah, all sharing similar meanings and origins, with varying levels of popularity.