Delilah
Introduction
delicate; weakened
Background Story
The name Delilah has biblical origins, famously known from the story of Samson and Delilah in the Book of Judges, where Delilah is the woman who betrays Samson. The name has since been used in various literary and artistic contexts, symbolizing allure and betrayal.
Letter Count
Variations
Delila, Dela
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