The name Hezekiah is a Hebrew name that has been in use for centuries, originating from the biblical era. It means "God gives strength" or "the Lord has strengthened," derived from the Hebrew words 'chazaq,' meaning 'to strengthen,' and 'yah,' referring to God. This name is traditionally associated with Hezekiah, the 13th king of Judah, who ruled from 716 to 687 BCE and is known for his religious reforms and piety. The name has been passed down through generations, with various spellings and nicknames such as Zeke, Kiah, and Hez. Despite its ancient origins, Hezekiah remains a unique and meaningful name, symbolizing strength and divine intervention.
