Names That Mean Witness

A possibility for parents seeking a Hebrew name with an English-language sound. 

Adaiah is a rare Old Testament name with a pleasing sound. 

Adaiah

An upbeat though slightly extravagant choice, Galeazzo is the Italian variation of Galahad, a name from Arthurian legend, borne by a pure-hearted knight who succeeds in finding the Holy Grail.
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The exact origins of the name are unknown, but one possibility is that it comes from the Biblical Gilead, meaning "heap of witness". Other sources suggest it has its roots in Welsh, however, from which it may mean "hawk of summer" or "battle hawk". 
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This form was used in Renaissance Italy, borne by painter Galeazzo Campi, the architect Galeazzo Alessi, and by a Duke of Milan who helped keep the Plague from the city. More recently, 20th century actor Galeazzo Benti and politician Galeazzo Ciano. 

Galeazzo

The son of Lancelot and Elaine in Arthurian legend, Galahad is the purest and most chivalrous of the Knights of the Round Table, and one of the three achievers of the Holy Grail. The derivation of his name is unclear. It may come from Welsh Gwalchafed (hawk of summer) or "gwalch" + "cad" (hawk of battle), or it may be an anglicization of the Biblical place name Gilead meaning "heap of witness". Certainly a bold and brave choice for a baby boy, though perhaps nickname Addy or Ads could ground it slightly. 

Names That Mean Witness

The names

Edi

Adaiah

Galeazzo

Galahad