| Short meaning of Ilya | High Status, Exalted, Sublime and Superb See below for detailed meaning |
|---|---|
| How to pronounce Ilya | Islam + pLay + YUmmy Each block is a syllable. Thick black border indicates stress/emphasis. Other pronunciations are acceptable. |
| Arabic Spelling (How to write Ilya in Arabic) | عِلْيَة |
| Quranic Nature (Learn more...) | Indirectly Mentioned |
| Alternate spellings of Ilya | Iliah Ilia Ilyah Elia Eliah Ilyat Elyat Elyaa Iliaa Ilyaa Ilya Ilyaa Elya Elieh Eliah All of the above spellings are acceptable for this name. You may also create your own spelling. |
| Quranic Root (Learn more...) | AIN-L-A All Quranic baby names derived from AIN-L-A: |
Meaning of Ilya
Ilya is an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls that means “noble”, “high class”, a person who comes from a respected class of society. It also means “the class of people who live in Illiyyeen“, those who have the highest rank in Paradise. It is derived from the AIN-L-A root which is used in many places in the Quran.
Limitless is He in His glory, and sublimely, immeasurably exalted above anything that men may say [about Him] (Quran 17:43)
Reader Comments:
on Saturday 18th of March 2017 04:34:39 PM
Ilya is my daughter’s name…Before Ilya her name was Isra
on Saturday 18th of March 2017 04:35:10 PM
Ilya is my daughter’s name…And she loves her name very much
on Sunday 11th of June 2017 04:10:46 PM
Ilya is my name . And i thank God . That my mom gave this name to me
on Wednesday 7th of November 2018 08:08:43 AM
Hi! My name’s also contain Ilya and im very suprised how lucky is this name. Thank you Alhamdulillah
on Wednesday 21st of November 2018 12:03:26 AM
Hi My name is Ilya, I am so proud of my name, proud of that I am keeping it pure. Thank you my father, he was the one who gave it to me. In my country everybody have difficult long name and my name is so unique. I am in America now, still don’t have issues with pronounciation. Allah aqbar!
on Monday 29th of November 2021 09:40:29 PM
Can Ilyana be used as a variation of Ilya too, keeping the same meaning? Or does the variation change the meaning to leniency/softness?