Jazaniah is an uncommon and unique given name of Hebrew origin. It is derived from the Hebrew elements 'Jaza' meaning 'to see, to perceive', and 'Nahash' which signifies 'serpent'. This name holds significant biblical importance as it was borne by two characters in the Old Testament: Jazaniah, a man of Judah mentioned in 1 Chronicles 4:8, and Jazaniah son of Adaiah, a priest during the reign of King Josiah, as recorded in 2 Chronicles 19:11. Despite its biblical roots, Jazaniah has not gained widespread popularity as a given name, making it distinctive and uncommon. The usage of Jazaniah typically leans towards those who prefer uncommon names with historical and cultural significance.
"Jazaniah was given to five babies born in the year 2009."