The name Aaleah is of Hebrew origin and means "ascending." It is derived from the Hebrew word "alah," which means "to ascend" or "to go up." In the Bible, it is mentioned that King David ascended to the throne after his predecessor King Saul's death.
The name Aaleah has been used for centuries in various cultures but gained popularity in the United States during the late 20th century. It is considered a unique and distinct name, often associated with individuals who are confident, determined, and ambitious, reflecting its meaning of ascending or going upwards.
There is no historical figure named Aaleah, however, the name has been used by some notable individuals in recent years such as American rapper and singer, Aaliyah, which may have contributed to its increasing popularity.
"Despite a slow start with only seven births in 1997, the name Aaleah gained significant traction over time, peaking at thirty-seven births in 2012 and maintaining popularity with steady numbers of births each year thereafter."