Lyla vs Lilah vs Laila

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[Post New]08/27/2023 15:56
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Anonymous
The H at the end makes it Jewish (Abram / Abraham & Sarai / Sarah)
[Post New]08/27/2023 15:58
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Anonymous
Larla. The r is non-rhotic.
[Post New]08/27/2023 16:01
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Anonymous
Lilah
[Post New]08/27/2023 20:05
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The H at the end makes it Jewish (Abram / Abraham & Sarai / Sarah)


Isn't it a Jewish name? Meaning night? I know many lilahs and lilas that are Jewish
[Post New]08/27/2023 20:14
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Anonymous
Absolutely love this name and stick with the GOAT spelling: Lyla.

Garrity in her prime was throwing 101 on the black. Absolute rocket ship.
[Post New]08/27/2023 20:19
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Anonymous
Lila if you are in the US. Since you are Indian if there is a traditional Indian of this name that would be okay too.
[Post New]08/27/2023 20:28
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Anonymous
When I hear "Lie-La" I picture it as spelled L-Y-L-A in my head so that's the way I would go. Agree with others that Laila would be pronounced as "LAY-La"
[Post New]08/28/2023 23:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I would choose Lyla to keep it simple to spell and avoid mispronunciation. It's a pretty name, OP!


I don’t like this spelling (it seems like the ugliest choice to me) but it is the most phonetic. Anything else will probably give her problems and as someone who has a name that is not phonetic - it’s really tiring.
[Post New]08/28/2023 23:13
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Anonymous
Laila can be pronounced lye-luh?! Which way is up?!
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