Azariah
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Azariah
From Hebrew ʿzăryāh, ʿzăryāhū “God helps”
Example Sentences
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Azariah Providence, a 17-year-old rising high school senior who lives in the U.S.
From Seattle Times
In the 38th Legislative District’s state Senate race, centered on Everett and Marysville, Republican Bernard Moody, with nearly 30%, appears headed to the November election, rather than Republican Anita Azariah, with 12%.
From Seattle Times
The poll results only partly jibe with what she has been told on doorsteps, said Anita Azariah, vice chair of the Snohomish County GOP and a state Senate candidate in the 38th Legislative District.
From Seattle Times
“The No. 1 issue I’m hearing is inflation and the No. 2 issue is safety … Only four people have talked about abortion,” said Azariah, who opposes abortion, with some exceptions, arguing voters in Snohomish County care more about housing costs and break-ins.
From Seattle Times
Azariah: A lot of these young kids, it’s so easy to get a gun.
From New York Times
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