Daneliia
A Hebrew name meaning "god is my judge". Around 50 women in Poland carry it, rare enough that most people here have never met one.
Daneliia Pronunciation
Daneliia is pronounced dah-NELY-yah (/daˈnɛljja/).
What Daneliia means
Where Daneliia comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
The name "Daneliia" comes from Hebrew, from Daniel and its root Dāniyyēl. That root holds a whole sentence: God is my judge. In the Book of Daniel the prophet reads a king's dreams and comes out of the lions' den alive, so the name arrived already tied to a story of judgment.
"Daneliia" belongs to the family of feminine forms built on Daniel, alongside the more common Daniela. The masculine name kept the literal meaning, and the feminine spellings carried it forward without touching the claim. God does the judging. People do not.
In a Polish class register a "Daneliia" would sit near the Danielas and Daniels, a line or two apart. The doubled i marks the spelling out on an urząd form, rarer than the plain Daniela most ears know. The Hebrew sentence underneath stays fixed: God is my judge.
How many people are named Daneliia
1 in 450877 women in Poland is named Daneliia. 50 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #5332 among female names.