Ayalah
Ayalah is a proper noun found in Hebrew-language naming traditions and occasionally in toponymy. In Hebrew, Ayalah is linked to the root ayal, meaning "gazelle." The feminine form and place-name suffix -ah give the word its current form, with cultural associations of grace, speed, and beauty in poetry and tradition.
In use as a given name, Ayalah is employed as a female personal name in modern Hebrew-speaking
As a toponym, Ayalah appears in occasional transliterations of ancient or regional place-names, and may be used
In literature and scholarship, Ayalah is typically cited as an example of Hebrew onomastics rather than as
No single article covers Ayalah comprehensively; the term is better understood through its etymology and usage