I think I prefer Leah as a full name, but Lia as a nickname for a full name. For example Dahlia, Cecilia, Ophelia, Natalia, and then with the nickname Lia.
I’m not into it, it’s very short, it’s only good for a short name like, Amelia, Emilia, Rosalia, etc.
― Anonymous User 2/14/2022
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This can also be a nickname for Julia and Amelia!
― Anonymous User 12/10/2021
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Leah is such a pretty name! Every time I think about what I am going to name my baby girl the first name that comes to my brain is Leah. It is also a really easy name to spell, however many different spellings. I personally think (Leah) is the best spelling then second (Lia).
Ok, I LOVE THIS NAME! Everything about it is pretty. I haven't seen many Lias, only Leahs, and Lia is so much prettier. I would definitely consider using this as a name.
Also Judeo-Anglo-Norman. Source: Seror, Simon "Les noms des femmes juives en Angleterre au Moyen Âge".
― Anonymous User 4/8/2021
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I think this is my favorite spelling of the name! It’s beautiful and because it’s so short and sweet it can be paired with beautiful middle names too. For example, Lia Madeleine Reign would be stunning.
Simple name, nothing much good or bad, but name looks alright, simple, also elegant! I like it! Lia looks and sounds a lot better than boring looking and sounding Mia. Name is alright!
Usages: HungarianPronunciation: LEE-ahMeaning: Variant of Lea.Source: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lea(Information from name #349132 originally submitted by user epresvanilia)
― Anonymous User 11/16/2020
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I've always preferred Lia and Lea to Leah. Leah looks slightly forced, while Lia and Lea seem more natural. However Lia is definitely my favorite spelling out of them all. It looks prettier when written down, and it can age better than many other modern names that people are using.
In Italy it can be used as an abbreviation of other names such as Amelia, Emilia, Rosalia, Amalia. Nevertheless, it's not uncommon. Little girls are named (registered) simply Lia at the Civil Registry.
Lia is a nice diminutive of Rosalia, Jula, Emilia, Olivia, even. But it is a good alternative to Leah as a full name because the spelling is less common.
― Anonymous User 9/15/2017
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My name is Lia. It is NOT a nickname. My name seems very delicate and polite, but honestly, a name doesn't define a personality. As the ratings show, my name seems to be more serious than comedic, it is physically impossible to tell whether the person herself is actually serious or not without meeting them IN PERSON and TALKING TO THEM.
I much prefer the name Lia over Leah. My mum and dad nearly called me Leah and I'm kind of glad they didn't. My mum says that "Lia" looks like a spelling mistake, but I don't really like names ending in the suffix "-ah". Lia is a lovely name.
Lia in Hawaiian is a name for head lice (ukus). In Samoan it means goddess of the rain forest. My wife (Lia) being from the Pacific islands, much prefers the Samoan meaning over the Hawaiian!
Lia Neal (born 1995 in New York City) is an American swimmer.
― Anonymous User 8/7/2012
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Lia Johnson (b. 1996 in Wahiawa, Hawaii) is an American actress.
― Anonymous User 7/20/2012
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Though I am positive the majority in this crowd pronounce it as "Lee-Uh"... though is incorrect, if you wish to speak it through an Italian tongue.LEE-AhThe "Li" is stressed to "LEE," or otherwise "I" equals "EE," meaning "L" is just a bit of frosting before the emphasis. "A" is always as in "Father." [noted -ed]Now, I do hope people do not turn this into another "Ava" or the likes... it is too pretty (as a nickname, only, please) to be brought down so low.
I have a cousin with Lia as a name. It suits her. Such a kind lady! It's a great, short name and it doesn't sound strange at all. Lia is my favorite spelling of Leah.
I think it is a beautiful name, short and sweet and it works perfectly as a middle name. It's very annoying when people keep spelling it Leah. It drives me round the twist!
I love this name! I love the sound, but I hate it spelled Lea, or worse, Leah, so Lia is just perfect. I have only ever known one girl whose name was Lia, spelled this way. It is by far the prettiest way to spell this beautiful name.
This is the Romanian form of the name Leah. It is also used as a pet name for every possible name ending in Lia. I also heard it as a pet name for Liana.
― Anonymous User 2/23/2006
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I've seen Lia as a nickname for Athalia.
― Anonymous User 2/21/2006
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Also a nickname for Amelia.
― Anonymous User 6/13/2005
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