American Accent:
British Accent:
Phonetic Spelling
UK: /əˈzuː.bə/ (uh-ZOO-buh)
US: /əˈzuː.bə/ (uh-ZOO-buh)
Meaning
Azubah: A feminine given name of Hebrew origin, meaning “forsaken” or “deserted.” Despite its meaning, the name is sometimes used symbolically for hope and restoration in biblical contexts. It is also mentioned in the Bible as the name of a wife of Caleb.
Examples
- Azubah is a name found in biblical records, adding a touch of antiquity to its usage.
- In some communities, Azubah is chosen for its historical and religious significance.
Synonyms
There are no direct synonyms for proper names, but symbolically:
- Abandoned
- Deserted (in a figurative sense)
Antonyms
- Cherished
- Loved
Etymology
The name Azubah originates from the Hebrew word azab, meaning “to forsake” or “to leave.” It was used in biblical times and carries historical and religious significance.
Common Mispronunciations
- Incorrect: ah-ZOO-bah
- Incorrect: uh-ZO-buh
- Correct: uh-ZOO-buh
Usage Tips
- Often chosen for its biblical roots, Azubah carries a sense of history and tradition.
- It may be used in literary or religious contexts.
Word Family
- Azubiah (another biblical name with a similar root)
- Derived from the Hebrew root azab, meaning “to forsake.”