Jalila is a feminine given name of Arabic origin derived from the triliteral root j-l-l, which conveys the intrinsic concepts of majesty and dignity; as the feminine counterpart to Jalil, it retains the semantic fields of exaltation and nobility and is rendered phonetically as /dʒaˈliːla/ in both Arabic and English. In the United States, Social Security records indicate that since 1992 the name has appeared between five and thirteen times per year—peaking at thirteen occurrences in 2001 and most recently registering ten in 2024, when it ranked 940—underscoring its status as a distinctive yet consistently present choice for female children whose families seek to affirm a linguistic heritage of prestige and cultural depth.
| Jalila Essaïdi - | 
| Jalila Haider - | 
| Jalila Baccar - |