Forename Uriah

In the world, Uriah (Uriah , אוריה , Юрай ) is quite a rare primarily masculine, but very seldom girly given name. The first name Uriah is characteristic of Jamaica, where it is quite a rare boy's name, the United States, where it is a rare male name, and Israel, where it is a rare epicene name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in the United States, Nigeria, and Ghana. Very seldom, Uriah is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Uriah

name אוריה, name Uriah, name Юрай, name Uriasz, name Urijah, name Uria, name Urías, name Urias

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Uriah	United States, Ghana, India, Nigeria, Liberia
אוריה	Israel
Юрай	Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Uria, Urias, Uriasz, Urijah, and Urías

First name Uriah in the context

Uriah is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Uriah the Hittite , the biblical character, Matthew 1; Uriah Heep , the fictional character from David Copperfield; Uriah , the High priest of Israel, 2 Kings; Uriah , the operatic character in the opera The Eternal Road by Kurt Weill and Uriah Heep , the musical character in the musical Copperfield by Joel Hirschhorn,Al Kasha, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	uriah wheeler 13 Apr 1678 Concord, MA - 9 Dec 1753 Sudbury, MA (b. 1678)
	uriah forrest American politician (1756–1805), US (b. 1746)
	uriah tracy American politician (1755-1807), US (b. 1755)
	uriah phillips levy United States commodore, US (b. 1792)
	uriah stone 1 Dec 1744 Haverhill, MA - 7 Apr 1807 Piermont, New Hampshire (b. 1744)
	uriah how (b. 1738)
	uriah a. boyden American engineer, US (b. 1804)
	uriah tompkins (17 Aug 1767 - 15 Nov 1848) (b. 1767)
	uriah smith stephens American activist, US (b. 1821)
	uriah howard (b. 1763)
	uriah maggs British bookseller, GB (b. 1828)
	uriah smith American writer (1832-1903), US (b. 1832)
	uriah m. rose American lawyer (1834-1913), US (b. 1834)
	uriah wilson Canadian politician (1841-1918), CA (b. 1841)
	uriah brown Medal of Honor recipient (1841-1927), US (b. 1841)