Ketziya

קְצִיעָה

• Gender: Female
• Origin: Biblical / Rabbinic Hebrew
• Meaning: cassia tree

• Ketziya appears in the Book of Job as one of the three daughters born to Job after his suffering ended, and her name comes from the cassia tree, a close relative of cinnamon prized for its sweet, warm fragrance. It is a biblical name that quite literally smells wonderful, connecting your child to the ancient spice trade and the aromatic world of the Torah. That combination of beauty, resilience, and sensory richness makes Ketziya a truly special pick.

  Trending names like Keziah and Cassia have a distinctly Hebrew cousin here, with a pronunciation that sets it apart. It bridges the booming botanical name trend with genuine biblical heritage. A name that smells like cinnamon and sounds like poetry — Ketziya is a fragrant delight.

• Alternate Spellings: Kezya, Kezia, Ketzia, Keziah
• Potential Sibling Name:
  Inbar
  ,
  Chartzit
  ,
  Dolev
  ,
  Raviv
• Theme: nature