Opinions on the name Lilah

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What do you think of this name honest opinions please.
Spelt Lila or Lilah.
Seems more unusual than Layla/Leila

Would you pronounce it Lee-la or Lie-la?
This is dd's nickname. I like it.

It's sweet. But not as nice as Delilah.

Lie-la pronounced

I really like it.. But without the H.

It's beautiful. It's Arabic. La-ila is also from the Koran.

The Danish pronounce Laila, lilah too

Lila, beautiful but don't like it with a H

I think it's ACE ☺

I would also go for the Lila spelling. I like it.

I like Lila a lot but not with the h. I'm surprised Lila isn't more popular as it's very similar to names like Lily and Isla which are top 10.

I like it
My friends little girl is called Lilah....really annoying when iPhones autocorrect it to "lilac" though

I loved this name but DH didn't, although I do prefer the spelling Lyla

Nice to see lots of positive comments on it. Not so keen on the Lyla spelling tho!

I prefer Lilah. It looks stronger to me.

Delilah,
Lilah if you absolutely must.

Incidentally I rather like Lilac.

It's pretty. I know a little baby Lilah.

I love it! I'm seriously considering Delilah :)

When I read it, I would have said "lill - ah" - don't know if people struggling to pronounce it would bother you ?

One of my many criteria for names is that when you read them people have to know how to say them, and when you say them, people have to know how to spell them and this doesn't pass either of those tests so I woldn't go for it, but up to you how much (if at all?) that would bother you.

It's lovely, Delilah is too.

Lovely, with or without the 'h' on the end. Simple and yet (surprisingly) unusual as pp said. A bit less 'full on' than Delilah, as well (although that is nice).

We have a Lilah, I fell in love with the name instantly and am quite pleased it's never become too popular.

We decided to spell it 'Lilah' as 'Lila' was often pronounced Lill-a or Lee-la. It was also the only way I'd ever seen it spelt in the much older generation of Elderly Lilah's.

It means dark or night in Hebrew and Arabic. An Israeli friend of mine tells me it's pronounced Ly-lach (as in loch) in Hebrew.