אדליה

Adelia is an ancient and unique Hebrew feminine name, carrying the profound meaning of "God's justice" or "God's ornament" - a fascinating combination of the word "adi" (ornament, jewel) or "ed" (witness, eternity) with the divine name. The name appears in the Bible in similar forms and carries both regal and spiritual characteristics. The linguistic structure combines the root A-D-I with the theophoric suffix "-yah," indicating a direct divine connection, as is common in many biblical Hebrew names. In Jewish tradition, names containing God's name are considered to possess special holiness and indicate spiritual destiny. Adelia conveys a sense of nobility, spiritual beauty, and deep connection to tradition. The name embodies the concept of a person who serves as living testimony to the divine presence in the world, like a precious jewel testifying to the beauty of creation and the bond between humanity and the Creator. The dual meaning - both as "God's ornament" and "God's witness" - grants the name depth and multiple layers of significance. Throughout Jewish history, names of this type were common among distinguished families and were borne by women of high spiritual or social standing. The name Adelia combines external beauty (adi - jewel) with internal depth (divine testimony), representing the ideal of a woman who is both beautiful and possesses rich spiritual content. In the modern era, the name is making a comeback and gaining prominence among parents seeking an original name with deep roots in tradition, yet with a gentle and pleasant sound. The name is particularly suitable for families looking to combine tradition with uniqueness, holiness with aesthetic beauty.

אַדְלְיָה

Adelia | Odelia | Adelya

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Joshua 22:34 - And his name was called in Israel Ed (witness)

In Kabbalah, the name Adelia represents the connection between the material dimension (jewel, ornament) and the spiritual dimension (God's name). The name carries the energy of inner beauty reflected outward, symbolizing the ability to perceive the divine in everything beautiful and sublime in the world.

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Adelia Hazan - Israeli artist | Odelia Baran - Hebrew writer

עדיה | דליה | עדינה | עדיאל

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