Abijah is a distinct, biblical given name that holds significant historical importance. Derived from Hebrew roots, it means 'my father is the Lord'. This name appears in the Old Testament, notably as the name of King Solomon's son and successor to the throne of Israel. Abijah is also mentioned among the descendants of Aaron in the lineage of priests. The name carries a strong sense of religious and royal heritage.
The name Abijah has seen a varied trend in popularity over the years, with significant spikes occurring in 1998 (11 births), 2000 (14 births), and 2013 (18 births). However, it seems to have been more commonly used towards the late 20th century and early 21st century, with a total of 327 births recorded since 1977.