Amiah

Amiah is a variant spelling of the Hebrew name Amiah, which is derived from the Hebrew word 'emunah', meaning 'faith' or 'truth'.

The name Amiah is believed to have originated as a combination of the Hebrew elements 'am', meaning 'people', and 'iah', which is a shortened form of the name of the Hebrew God, Yahweh.

In its original Hebrew form, Amiah is considered a gender-neutral name, though it has been more commonly used for girls in English-speaking countries.

The variant spelling Amiah may not have a specific additional meaning beyond its connection to the original Hebrew name. It likely emerged as a creative or phonetic spelling variation.