Yireh is of Hebrew origin and means "I will see." It is derived from the Hebrew word "ra'ah," which means to see. This name carries a profound meaning, often associated with divine providence or revelation. In the Bible, it appears as one of God's names in Genesis 16:13-14, where Hagar, fleeing from Sarah and Abraham, encounters God by a spring and experiences His divine presence. Yireh is also connected to the story of Isaac, as his father Abraham named the place where he was prepared to sacrifice him "Yireh" because, as it is written in Genesis 22:14, "Now I know that You are God, and that You will provide.
"Yireh saw a gap of six years between its latest birth years with 5 births in 2017 and 7 in 2023, resulting in a total of 12 babies named Yireh during that period."