Meaning | wealthy |
Origin | Hebrew |
Gender | Girl |
Popularity | Moderate |
Length | 6 |
Syllables | 3 |
Syllabification | O-de-lia |
Odelia, a name of Hebrew origin, carries with it a profound and timeless meaning - "praise God" or "I will praise the Lord." This name exudes grace and spirituality, making it a beautiful choice for parents seeking a name that reflects their faith and reverence.
Odelia's charm lies in its uniqueness. While it may not be as common as some other names, its rarity adds to its allure. The name Odelia possesses a classic elegance that is both dignified and endearing.
With variations like Odilia, Odalys, and Odette, parents have room to add their personal touch while preserving the name's rich heritage.
Common nicknames for Odelia, such as Odie, Delia, Lia, or Oda, offer a sense of familiarity and affection.
For those seeking a name that carries a spiritual essence and a sense of individuality, Odelia is a choice that encapsulates both beautifully.
Odie |
Delia |
Lia |
Dee |
Odelia Filippi | Italian opera singer |
Odelia Goldschmidt | Israeli mathematician |
Odelia Judes | South African novelist |
Odelia Kaly | Kenyan politician |
Odelia Pinchas | Israeli poet |
Odelia Ranuni | Papua New Guinean singer |
Odelia Sanou | Burkinabe footballer |
Odelia Schwartz | Israeli artist |
Odelia Tai | Malaysian actress |
Odelia Younge | Trinidadian-American activist |
Odelia Cohen | A character in the novel "The Chosen" by Chaim Potok |
Odelia Grey | Protagonist in a mystery book series by Sue Ann Jaffarian |
Odelia Poole | A character in the TV show "Quantum Leap" |
Odelia Redmond | A character in the movie "The Butcher Boy" |
Odelia Swordsworn | A character in the "Dragonlance" series by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman |
Odelia Yasbeck | A character in the TV series "Babylon 5" |
Odelia Zahrin | A character in the book "The Forgotten Sisters" by Shannon Hale |