Azaliah is a unisex biblical name with Hebrew origins, meaning "Yahweh has set aside" or "Yahweh has reserved." It is derived from the Hebrew elements 'atsal,' meaning to reserve, and 'yah,' referring to Yahweh. Originally used in the Hebrew Bible as a masculine name, it gained popularity as a feminine name in the 1600s due to its similarity with other names like Azelia and Azalea. The name embodies a sense of divine protection and guidance, making it significant in both religious and cultural contexts.
