Azzah

Azzah is a term that may refer to different topics. It is most commonly a feminine given name in Arabic-speaking communities, often considered a variant of Azza.

Etymology and usage: Azzah is derived from the Arabic name عزة, meaning "glory," "might," or "majesty." It is used as a feminine given name across Middle Eastern and North African communities and among diaspora populations. Variants include Azza, Aza, and Uzah.

As a personal name: In onomastic usage, Azzah appears in various cultures as a given name. There is no single globally prominent figure whose name is widely documented in English-language sources with the exact spelling Azzah.

Places: There is no widely recognized city or country named Azzah. The spelling may appear as a transliteration variant for some locality names in maps, but such instances are rare and usually correspond to different, related names.

In fiction and media: Azzah may be used as a character name or as a fictional locale in various works, without a single canonical reference. The specific attributes of such uses vary by work and author.

See also: Azza, Aza, Azah.