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Lila Rossi from the show Miraculous Ladybug is a famous fictional bearer of this name.
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Lila is the name of William's tulpa in the game "Who's Lila?"
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Lila Fenwick (1932 – 2020) was an American lawyer, human rights advocate, and United Nations official. She was the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Law School.
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Also used in Germany.
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Lila is the German word for purple.
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Gender: Feminine
Usages: Dutch (Antillean), Dutch (Surinamese)
https://www.meertens.knaw.nl/nvb/naam/is/lila
(Information from name #232321 originally submitted by user PurpleManners)
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Usages: Dutch (Antillean), Dutch (Surinamese)
https://www.meertens.knaw.nl/nvb/naam/is/lila
(Information from name #232321 originally submitted by user PurpleManners)
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Aesthetic yet cute and the same time!
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Love this name. I think being spelled Lila, it looks more elegant than Lilah.
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Has negative connotations because it has "lie" in it and Lila Rossi has this name, who almost everyone seems to vehemently dislike because she always gets everyone in trouble in really obvious ways.
It's a shame it has those connotations otherwise it would be so pretty!
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It's a shame it has those connotations otherwise it would be so pretty!
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So pretty:)
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Also French: https://meilleursprenoms.com/popularite-prenom/Lila
Also Finnish: https://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Lila
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Also Finnish: https://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Lila
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Lila (LEE-la) is the Swedish word for purple. It's normally not used as a name.
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So beautiful, it makes me think of music. Very easy on the ear and flowy-sounding. My sister's cat is named Lila and she's a very funny creature. Her nickname is Lilee. I like this name and the meaning a lot. It's fun to say.
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This should be pronounced Lil-ee-a.
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Breathtakingly beautiful.
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Lila Fowler is the name of a snobby rich girl in Sweet Valley Twins and Sweet Valley High. I have a friend name Lila though, and she is very nice and not snobby at all!
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I’m sorry, but I really don’t like this name. I know this is a nice variant to Lyla, but the ‘li/ly’ bit is annoying. I don’t know any Lilas in real life, but if you think about pop culture, all the associations I know are bad. For example the Miraculous Ladybug character, Lila Rossi and Lila Bird from Boy Girl Dog Cat Mouse Cheese. The name just reminds me of someone who lies!
Of course, if you like this name, like this name. I’m not here to judge you. If you have a different opinion, that’s fine. Don’t take my comment too seriously, as I said, I never knew anyone named Lila.
If you want to name your daughter Lila here are some middle names:
Lila Rose
Lila Imogen
Lila Giselle
Lila Izabelle.
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Of course, if you like this name, like this name. I’m not here to judge you. If you have a different opinion, that’s fine. Don’t take my comment too seriously, as I said, I never knew anyone named Lila.
If you want to name your daughter Lila here are some middle names:
Lila Rose
Lila Imogen
Lila Giselle
Lila Izabelle.
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I wouldn’t worry about nicknames at all! Lila is a lovely name and I don’t care if the nickname is Lie. Y’all need to stop worrying about it.
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Beautiful, like Lilac! Also prefer this over Leila, I prefer Laila a little better.
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It's the name of that girl from Miraculous Ladybug, Lila Rossi, WHO ALWAYS LIES.
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Nickname “Lie”?! No thank you!
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Love this name, it sounds so cute & sweet! :)
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Prefer it over Leila. Soft, pretty and sweet name.
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Please don’t use any name that starts with “lie”!
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This is a nice name, my friend's first account on some game she made had a username saying “Lila” in it because it is a pretty name.
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I like it! I do know a pretty mean Lila, but that doesn't stop me from liking the name.
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Lila means
1) Hebrew/Arabic: night
2) French: the fragrant flower; lilac, lily, fleur de lys - a symbol of royalty
3) apparently "playful" in Indian
4) German: a pretty shade of violet.
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1) Hebrew/Arabic: night
2) French: the fragrant flower; lilac, lily, fleur de lys - a symbol of royalty
3) apparently "playful" in Indian
4) German: a pretty shade of violet.
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Elegant pronunciation in English (lie-la) playful and girly in French (lee-la), you really can't lose with this one. I personally prefer lie-la, but we call her both at home since they always pronounce it lee-la in school. I actually fell in love with my israeli cousin's name Lilakh, but figured it would not be acceptable here because French do not bother pronouncing H or Kh.
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That’s my name, and I think that I turned out okay!
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I'd probably use this as a nickname for Leila or Lily, but I wouldn't use this as a first name. It sounds kind of tacky, and probably would be the name one would give to their cat, or maybe their favorite plush toy. Can't see this on an actual girl.
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This name is soft and flows beautifully. I love it! It is pretty uncommon as well. Such a pretty name
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One of the main characters from Frank Peretti's Cooper Kids Adventure Series is named Lila Cooper.
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My name is Lilah, with an H. My name is getting more popular and it's kind of annoying, but I was almost named Tallulah. Being Lilah is fun.
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The name Lila is usually meant to be pronounced as Lie-La not Lee-la, I believe the correct name for Lee-la is spelled Layla or Leila :)
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Lila is such a pretty name, I have a friend called Lila and I wish I had her name. It sort of reminds me of a delicate flower because of the similarity between Lila and Lilac, it’s such a fun name that rolls off the tongue!
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In 2018, 2 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Lila who is registered female with the Social Security Administration. It is the 1, 038th most common female first name for living U.S. citizens.
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One of Polly Pocket's friends is named Lila.
Also, in the comic strip Peanuts, Snoopy's original owner was named Lila. She only appeared in the August 24, 1968, strip, but went on to appear in the 1972 feature film "Snoopy, Come Home" as well as the 1991 television special "Snoopy's Reunion".
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Also, in the comic strip Peanuts, Snoopy's original owner was named Lila. She only appeared in the August 24, 1968, strip, but went on to appear in the 1972 feature film "Snoopy, Come Home" as well as the 1991 television special "Snoopy's Reunion".
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Lila Diane Sawyer is an American television journalist. Previously, Sawyer has been the anchor of ABC News's nightly flagship program ABC World News, a co-anchor of ABC News's morning news program Good Morning America and Primetime newsmagazine. Early in her career, she was a member of U.S. President Richard Nixon's White House staff and closely associated with the president himself.
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Lila has a Slavic origin too, meaning "Lilac Tree". Another English meaning is "from the island". Also, it means "dark" or "born at night" in Arabic.
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I always thought this name was pronounced like LEE-lah. Even now that I see how it's really pronounced, whenever I see this name, I will always hear LEE-lah in my head.
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Wow, my whole life I thought this was pronounced LEE-lah. Interesting. I think for this reason I prefer Lyla or Lilah.
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This name also coincides with the German word for "purple" (pronounced "LEE-la").
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"Lila" is the eponymous main character in Marilynne Robinson's new book.
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Chester Bennington (lead singer from Linkin Park) named his older twin daughter Lila.
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Lila (lie-luh) is a stunning choice! Ages so beautifully! It is fun to say and easy on the tongue! Could come from the biblical name Delilah. I also like the Lilah spelling.
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I love this name! But I like to pronounce it LIL-AH I don't know if it's said like that in another language, but I'm in love with it pronounced that way.
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I discovered this name when watching 'Bones' and I really like it. It's a beautiful classic name that's very sweet.
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This name reminds me of the beautiful and fragrant lilac flower. I also like the alliteration of the two "L" sounds... to my ear, a lyrical and lovely effect.
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Pro-Life activist Lila Rose.
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Actress Lila Lee (1901-1973).
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