Dalilah

Dalilah is a given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "gentle" or "weak." It is primarily used as a female given name. The name has biblical roots, appearing in the Old Testament as Delilah, the woman who betrayed Samson. Despite this association, the name Dalilah has remained in use across various cultures and languages.

The spelling variation "Dalilah" is a common modern transliteration. The name's sound and meaning have contributed to its enduring popularity. While not as common as some other names, it is recognized internationally and has been chosen by parents for its pleasant sound and its historical context.

The popularity of the name Dalilah has seen fluctuations over time. It is generally considered a feminine and somewhat exotic name in many English-speaking countries. Its usage is spread across different regions, with notable appearances in various cultural contexts. The name's presence in literature and popular culture has also played a role in its recognition.