Adonijah is a Hebrew name meaning "my lord is Yahweh" or "my Lord is Jehovah." It originates from the Bible, specifically from the Old Testament, where it is associated with the fourth son of King David. Initially, Adonijah was considered a potential heir to the throne but was eventually supplanted by his brother Solomon. The name has been used historically in Jewish and biblical contexts. Over time, it has gained popularity in various cultures, often chosen for its unique and spiritually significant meaning. The name Adonijah remains important for its biblical significance and its unique etymology.
