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See the results of this poll: [name]jackie[/name] had mentioned it a whole back, and i remembered it again. The song is spelled [name]layla [/name], and apparently the name of it is inspired by this story:
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Just a little caf using names inspired by my old favorites! Looking for names similar to layla. What do you prefer and why?
[name_m]landon[/name_m], [name_m]hayden[/name_m], [name_m]sawyer[/name_m], [name_m]luke[/name_m], [name_m]cayden[/name_m],.
Also curious what is more common where you live… i love lila but feel like it’s most likely to be mispronounced especially outside of the us. I’ve realized that i love the name [name]lily[/name]! Brielle, myla, ainsley, kinsley, keira, laila | april, hope. Again, this has a cross cultural side that i think pairs nicely with [name]cruz [/name].
[name]laila [/name]/ [name]layla [/name]/ [name]leila [/name] is a funny one x_x it seems to have two separate roots, one arabic and one nordic. How do you pronounce laila in the united states? Any suggestions are much appreciated! I know it’s common but it’s very sweet.
I prefer the [name]leila [/name] spelling, but [name]laila [/name] works as well.
Also for names that would go with layla being a middle name.
