Laylah
Meaning of Laylah
The name Laylah, pronounced LAY-lah (/ˈleɪ.lə/), is a beautiful and melodious choice for a baby girl. It has roots in Arabic culture, where it means "night" or "dark beauty," often evoking images of serene, star-lit nights. Laylah is closely related to the variations Leila and Laila, which share similar meanings and origins. Over the years, Laylah has steadily gained popularity in the United States, reflecting its timeless charm and appeal. From 1984 onwards, the name saw a gradual rise in usage, achieving its highest rank of 594 in 2014. Despite slight fluctuations in recent years, Laylah remains a beloved choice for parents seeking a name that is both elegant and rich in cultural significance. Its association with nighttime adds a touch of mystery and allure, making it an enchanting option for any little girl.
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English
- Pronunced as LAY-lah (/ˈleɪ.lə/)
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Notable People Named Laylah
| Laylah Ali is a contemporary visual artist recognized for her thought-provoking paintings that portray ambiguous race relations in a graphic and cartoon strip format. |
