Vaizatha appears in the grim list of Haman's ten sons, all hanged on the same day in the book of Esther. Scholars identify the name as Persian, possibly Vahyazdāta, meaning something like 'given by the Best One' (a Zoroastrian divine title). The name's appearance in this literary context—the reversal of fortunes, the poetic justice of Haman's line being destroyed—gives it narrative weight beyond mere onomastic interest.