Aziza is a personal name appearing in Ezra's list of men who had married foreign women and agreed to divorce them during the post-exilic reforms. The name may mean 'strong' or 'powerful,' from the root for strength. He was among those from the family of Zattu who had intermarried with foreign women, which Ezra saw as threatening the community's covenant faithfulness. The reforms were controversial but deemed necessary to maintain Israel's distinct identity and loyalty to YHWH after the exile. Aziza's inclusion in the list indicates he complied with Ezra's demand to put away his foreign wife, a personally costly decision made in the name of communal holiness.