Sariah is a girl's name of Hebrew origin, meaning "princess" or "God is ruler." It has deep roots in Biblical tradition and is also significant in the Book of Mormon, where it is the name of Lehi's wife. Sariah represents strength, particularly in a religious context, but does not explicitly represent perseverance, and its use has been influenced by both religious and cultural contexts. It can also be derived from the Hebrew name Saryah, meaning "princess of Jehovah." The name has seen varying levels of popularity over time, reflecting its unique blend of religious and cultural significance.
