Meaning & Origin
In Hebrew, Zionah means 'daughter of Zion'. This name has biblical significance, as Zion is a symbol of the City of Jerusalem and the mountain upon which the Temple stood. It is often used metaphorically to represent the entire Land of Israel and the people of God. In the Bible, Zion is mentioned over 150 times, and the prophet Isaiah speaks of Zion as a place of peace and security, where God's presence dwells. The name Zionah reflects the hope and longing for the return of God's people to the Promised Land and their unity in faith.
Spiritual meaning
Symbol of unity in faith and hope for the return of God's people to the Promised Land
Language details
Zionah
Gift of God, symbolizing joy and redemption
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
ZIE-o-nah
/zaɪˈoʊnə/
Lucky number
5
Lucky day
Thursday
Lucky colors
Life path
2
Lucky stone
Amethyst
Cultural & Spiritual notes
The name Zionah has deep cultural roots in the Hebrew Bible and Jewish history, representing the City of Jerusalem and the land of Israel.
Zionah symbolizes the hope and longing for the return of God's people to the Promised Land and their unity in faith. It represents peace, security, and God's presence.
Historical references
In the Old Testament, Zion is a metonym for the city of Jerusalem, and is used figuratively to refer to the whole land of Israel. The name Zion comes from the Hebrew word tsiyon, which means 'a mark or sign'. The hill on which the city of Jerusalem was built was called Mount Zion.
Ancient Near East (1st millennium BCE)
In Christian tradition, Zion refers to the heavenly Jerusalem and the celestial city of God. This idea is derived from the Old Testament and is developed in the New Testament, particularly in the Book of Revelation. The name Zion comes to symbolize the place where God dwells in the midst of His people.
Early Christian Era (1st-4th centuries CE)
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