Hebrew name meaning 'secret of God,' a feminine elaboration of the name Razi.
Raziah is a Hebrew feminine name composed of two elements: raz, meaning "secret" or "mystery," and the divine suffix -iah (a shortened form of Yahweh, the Hebrew name of God). Together the name means "secret of God" or "God's mystery" — a deeply contemplative, mystical designation that gestures toward the ineffable. The related name Razia and its variants appear in Hebrew literature and Jewish naming traditions, carrying an aura of hidden wisdom and spiritual depth.
In Jewish mystical tradition, the concept of raz — divine secret — is central to Kabbalistic thought, which holds that beneath the surface of the Torah lie layers of concealed meaning accessible only through study and devotion. A name meaning "God's secret" participates in this tradition, suggesting a child entrusted with something precious and hidden. The name also appears in Urdu and Arabic-influenced naming cultures as a feminine name meaning "secret" or "confidential," particularly in South Asian Muslim communities where it takes a more earthly, intimate quality — the kind of secret kept between close friends.
Raziah is both rare and ancient, which gives it a peculiar freshness: unlike many names that become overexposed, Raziah has never moved through popular culture in waves, and so it arrives today sounding genuinely discovered. It would suit a child of Jewish heritage seeking a name with deep roots in sacred tradition, or any family drawn to names that carry mystery within them — names that seem to know something they aren't quite telling.