DH (59): Luka Pranav Soren Milo Lucian Matteo Máximo / Luca Sullivan Siddharth Cian Johan Gibson Carmelo -DW (59): Lola Bella Ximena Evangeline Sanaa Frida Arabella / Roselyn Galilea Camila Adeline Milagros Fernanda Mae –DS (34): Rowan Aditya Maddox Finn Jude Cassius Ronan / Atticus Teagan Boston Dhruv Kellan Marley Jair –DS (32): Anish Rishi Declan Avi Judah Rhys Asher / Hudson Beck Merrick Axel Gianluca Lincoln Rocco –DD (29): Lyla Jimena Norah Laila Adelaide Lorelei Penelope / Luna ... What do you prefer and why? Also curious what is more common where you live… I love Lila but feel like it’s most likely to be mispronounced especially outside of the US. [name] Laila [/name]/ [name]Layla [/name]/ [name]Leila [/name] is a funny one x_x It seems to have two separate roots, one Arabic and one Nordic. There’s also the Hawaiian Leilani (lay-lah-nee) but I’m leaving that one for now. This is what I’ve found so far on Forvo when I checked spelling against pronunciation: Swedish/Norwegian/Finnish [name] LAILA [/name]: ‘lie-la’ Swedish/Norwegian/Finnish [name]LEILA [/name]: ‘lay-la’ [name]German [/name] [name]LEILA [/name]: ‘lee-la ... I prefer [name]Leila [/name]. The song is spelled [name]Layla [/name], and apparently the name of it is inspired by this story: Layla and Majnun - Wikipedia, ( [name]Layla [/name] and the Madman), which is sometimes spelled (or rather transliterated?) as [name] Laila [/name]. I see also on that page, Leyli. I guess it is one part stickler in me to think the correct spelling is [name]Leila [/name], but now I see how it is obviously transliterated from another alphabet in the other 3 ways. I ...
