Moriah

Moriah is a biblical place name referring to the land where Abraham was commanded to sacrifice his son Isaac, and traditionally identified as the site where Solomon later built the Temple in Jerusalem.

The name appears only twice in the Hebrew Bible, making its precise meaning uncertain, though it has been interpreted as "chosen by God" or "seen by God." Moriah is also used as a given name, particularly for girls, often chosen by parents with religious connections to the biblical narrative.