uz.ziy.yah is a personal name, used chiefly of a king of Judah and also of people named in family and administrative settings.

The name is used chiefly for the king of Judah whose reign, military preparations, sanctuary confrontation, illness, death, and family line are described; it also occurs for named individuals in genealogical, administrative, and list contexts.

1. Personal name in royal and family contexts · dominant

   In 2 Chronicles 26:1 the proper noun identifies the man made king in place of his father, and 2 Chronicles 26:18 addresses him as the king who is told not to burn incense. The same proper-name use marks regnal and family references in 2 Kings 15:32, while 1 Chronicles 27:25 and Ezra 10:21 place bearers of the name in a family relationship and a list of persons.

   2 Chronicles 26:12 Chronicles 26:182 Kings 15:321 Chronicles 27:25Ezra 10:21Nehemiah 11:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly presents the name as “Uzziah,” including royal references such as 2 Chronicles 26:1 and Isaiah 6:1. Its omission of a corresponding name in some list or genealogical wording does not by itself identify the term's precise English rendering.