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I like Leah, but I don't love it. It's kind of... there. Just there. Then again that's how I used to think of Anna, so maybe Leah could grow on me as well. It's definitely a good option for people who like short, no-nonsense names.

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I once read a BA for "Leah Gabrielle," which I thought was a great combo. I think Leah definitely needs something less common, something a little "spicy" even, in the middle since she's so short and sweet.

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Leah Penelope
Leah Chantal
Leah Brooke (if you still want the combo to be short and punch-y)
Leah Celeste
Leah Philippa
Leah Phyllida
Leah Philomel
Leah Florence
Leah Seraphine
Leah Josephine
Leah Juliet / Leah Juliette
Leah Giselle
Leah Xanthe
Leah Bernadette
Leah Silvana
Leah Miriam
Leah Naomi
Leah Barbara
Leah Cynthia
Leah Marguerite
Leah Drusilla
Leah Pandora
Leah Calpurnia
Leah Charlotte (if you don't mind popularity)
Leah Scarlett
Leah Violet
Leah Kestrel

I don't enjoy the sight or sound of Leah; I far prefer Leigh, though not enough to use except maybe as a mn.

I love Leah. My kids' half-sister is Leah Christine. My niece also is Leah.

Leah is nice and those are nice combos

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Others Abigail, Adeline, Amy, Bethany, Candice, Chelsea, Chantal, Imogen, Juliet, Naomi, Penelope, Ruth, Ruby, Jasmine