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Dylilah

Dylilah, a variant of Delilah, originates from Hebrew and is associated with the Biblical story of Samson and Delilah. The name is often interpreted to mean "delicate" or "weakened," but carries a sense of allure and mystery in modern usage.

Updated: May 6, 2025
Updated: May 6, 2025
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How Popular Is The Name Dylilah

Baby Name Origin and Meaning

Dylilah is a variant spelling of the name Delilah, which carries the roots of Hebrew origin. Delilah is most commonly known from the Biblical story of Samson and Delilah, where she is portrayed as a deceitful woman who betrays Samson. The name itself is often interpreted to mean "delicate" or "weakened." Despite its negative connotations in the Bible, Delilah has gained popularity as a beautiful and alluring name with a bit of mysterious allure.

Gender: Female

Origin: Israel, United States

Syllables: 3

Pronunciation: The name Dylilah is pronounced "dah-LYE-lah"

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