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Not Leila but Laila, which I would pronounce lah-EE-lah (which becomes lye-EE-lah in my accent when it's said quickly, btw). What do you think of it? Do you think it'd be a viable name? And any MN ideas?
So far, I've thought of:
Laila Rae
Laila Catherine (ka-TREEN in this case)
Laila Hazel
Katharine Laila "Kitty" (and it'd just be the usual English prn. of Katharine in this case)
but other ideas would be most welcome--particularly odder ones. :)
Thanks!
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So far, I've thought of:
Laila Rae
Laila Catherine (ka-TREEN in this case)
Laila Hazel
Katharine Laila "Kitty" (and it'd just be the usual English prn. of Katharine in this case)
but other ideas would be most welcome--particularly odder ones. :)
Thanks!
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in german this is pronounced "lie-lah", but it doesn't have the same stress as you want it. Stressing the "i" is a bit weird to me, since I'm used to saying "lie-lah" :)
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Laila Rae - love Rae but this combo is tricky for me to say for some reason.
Laila Catherine - like this a lot.
Laila Hazel - kind of l'y but nice and I adore Hazel.
Katharine Laila "Kitty" - this is my favorite! So cute!
Laila is fine but nms, I prefer Leia. I think you could have problems with the lah-EE-lah pro. though a lot of people might pro. it LAY-luh. That's why I like it best as a mn in your Katharine combo.
Laila Catherine - like this a lot.
Laila Hazel - kind of l'y but nice and I adore Hazel.
Katharine Laila "Kitty" - this is my favorite! So cute!
Laila is fine but nms, I prefer Leia. I think you could have problems with the lah-EE-lah pro. though a lot of people might pro. it LAY-luh. That's why I like it best as a mn in your Katharine combo.
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I think it's nice in theory, but would probably get confused with Lila or Layla a lot. No combo inspiration, sorry.
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