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HelpRe: Layla, Leila, Leyla...
in reply to a message by asujakin
Layla is my favourite spelling, as it's the original. Leila's alright too, because of the literary precedent. But I dislike any other spelling.
Layla's a very pretty, underused name imo. The meaning is "night", so I tend to picture the name on a girl with black features: hair, eyes (OK, she'd really just have very dark brown eyes), or complexion. Alternatively, Layla would be a perfect name for a girl who was born at night, regardless of her colouring.
Miranda
"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of diseased mind" -- Terry Pratchett
!!!!!!!!!! ← Maud, John, Alice, Peter, Emma, Edith, Lewis, Henry, Isabel, and Joseph
Layla's a very pretty, underused name imo. The meaning is "night", so I tend to picture the name on a girl with black features: hair, eyes (OK, she'd really just have very dark brown eyes), or complexion. Alternatively, Layla would be a perfect name for a girl who was born at night, regardless of her colouring.
Miranda
"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of diseased mind" -- Terry Pratchett
!!!!!!!!!! ← Maud, John, Alice, Peter, Emma, Edith, Lewis, Henry, Isabel, and Joseph
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