The name Delayla, also spelled as Delilah, has a rich history and multiple interpretations. In the Bible, Delilah is a figure known for her cunning and seductive nature, as described in the story of Samson and Delilah (Judges 16). The name Delilah is derived from the Hebrew word "delalah, " meaning "weak" or "lacking strength. " It has also been associated with the Arabic word "dallalah, " meaning "a guide" or "a path. " The use of the name Delayla has evolved over time, influenced by its biblical and cultural significance. It remains a popular name in many cultures, symbolizing both strength and vulnerability.
