Thinking we love the name Leah

[Anonymous]

Romi
Naomi
Michaela
Adara
Bracha
Shachar

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Leah Gabrielle

Leah Genevieve

Leah Evangeline

Leah Marguerite

Leah Nicole

Leah Noelle

I love Leah Noelle. Beautiful!

[Anonymous]

I love-
Leah Rochelle
Leah Rebecca
Leah Jane

[Anonymous]

I think Leah is beautiful. In Hebrew, le'ah means "weary". I would look for a middle name that balances this a bit, or lends itself to a favorable interpretation. Some ideas:

Leah Peregrine (weary traveler, in hopes for a well-traveled life)
Leah Demeter (roughly, weary Mother Earth, as a nod to the wisdom of old things)
Leah Millicent (weary and strong -- strength/determination is the antidote for weariness)

I see you are Jewish, so if you are looking for Hebrew names, here are a few where I think the meaning compliments Leah well:

Leah Chaya (weary and alive, as though to celebrate ones weariness as evidence of one's life)
Leah Kitra (weary crown, a reminder that leadership and responsibility must be worn thoughtfully)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oooohhhhhhh Leah Maureen is fab.

Well we’re Jewish, so probably not going to go with an Irish/catholic name.

Leah Maayan has a similar rhythm and is beautiful.

[Anonymous]

Leah Ruth
Leah Elizabeth

Is Maven a name with Hebrew roots? Leah Maven is interesting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Leah is beautiful. In Hebrew, le'ah means "weary". I would look for a middle name that balances this a bit, or lends itself to a favorable interpretation. Some ideas:

Leah Peregrine (weary traveler, in hopes for a well-traveled life)
Leah Demeter (roughly, weary Mother Earth, as a nod to the wisdom of old things)
Leah Millicent (weary and strong -- strength/determination is the antidote for weariness)

I see you are Jewish, so if you are looking for Hebrew names, here are a few where I think the meaning compliments Leah well:

Leah Chaya (weary and alive, as though to celebrate ones weariness as evidence of one's life)
Leah Kitra (weary crown, a reminder that leadership and responsibility must be worn thoughtfully)

We’re not really interested in Hebrew names. It’s honestly just a coincidence that the name we like happens to be biblical. I don’t like any of the other biblical names like Ruth, Sarah, Naomi, etc. We just don’t want a middle name thats blatantly Christian sounding.

[Anonymous]

Leah Elizabeth
Leah Elena
Leah Rose
Leah Hope
Leah Grace
Leah Sloane
Leah Blake
Leah Brooke
Leah Jane
Leah Helene
Leah Paige
Leah Blythe
Leah Whitney

[Anonymous]

Veronica

[Anonymous]

Leah Nicole

[Anonymous]

Leah Tallulah

[Anonymous]

Leah Elaine
Leah Beatrix
Leah Marie
Leah Justine
Leah Dolores
Leah Gabrielle
Leah Harriet

Basically, I would avoid anything ending -a or a similar sound.

[Anonymous]

Leah Kathleen
Leah Eileen
Leah Renee
Leah Jane
Leah May
Leah Ellen

[Anonymous]

Leah Estelle

Leah Isabelle

Leah Adele

Leah Lenore

Leah Celine

Leah Vivienne

Leah Lily

Leah Louise or Louisa

Leah Drew

Leah Olivia

[Anonymous]

Leah Corrine (pronounced Cuh-ren)