Origin and Meaning of Selia
Meaning & Origin
Heavenly
Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name 'Saul', which means 'asked for, prayed for' and sometimes associated with celestial qualities.
Interesting Facts
- Selia is a relatively rare name that has seen modest popularity in various regions, particularly as a feminine given name.
- In some cultures, Selia is seen as a variant of Celia, which also has celestial or heavenly connotations, derived from the Latin word 'caelum' which means 'heaven'.
- Notable bearers of the name Selia are few, but it has appeared in literature and artistic works, embodying themes of divinity and beauty.
- In recent years, Selia has gained some traction as a modern name choice, appealing to parents looking for unique alternatives to more common names.
- Variations of Selia include Celia, Cecilia, and Sela, each with its own cultural significance and use.