Leah

leah English Etymology From en he Hebr לֵאה לֵאָה Le'a. Pronunciation en /ˈliːə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Leah.wav Southern England en iːə 2 Proper noun ~ en Q128847en biblical character The elder daughter of Laban, sister to Rachel, and first wife of Jacob. Genesis 29:16-17 And Laban had two daughters: the name of the elder was Leah, and the name of the younger was Rachel. Leah was tender eyed; but Rachel was beautiful and well-favoured. en female Hebrew. en 2010 Cavn Wright Bedtime Tales Strategic Book Publishing 1609111249 113 "I'm Leah Brennan. How can I help you...Gideon?" He gave a short laugh. "Leah! Nice name. Between the two of us, we sound like the Old Testament, don't we?" en. Translations elder daughter of Laban Arabic: ar لَيْئَة f Bulgarian: bg Ли́я f Danish: da Lea Estonian: et Lea Finnish: fi Lea French: fr Léa German: de Lea, de Lia Greek: el Λεία f Ancient Greek: grc Λεία f Gujarati: gu લેઆહ f leāh Hawaiian: haw Lea Hebrew: he לֵאָה Le'a Hindi: hi लिआ f Italian: it Lia; it Lea (older versions) Japanese: ja レア Rea Kazakh: kk Лия Korean: ko ^레아 Latin: la Lia f Lithuanian: lt Lėja f Malay: ms Lea Norwegian: no Lea Portuguese: pt Léia, pt Lia Russian: ru Ли́я f Scottish Gaelic: gd Lèah f Sicilian: scn Lia, scn Lea Slovak: sk Lea f Spanish: es Lea, es Lía Swedish: sv Lea Yiddish: yi לאה f leye given name Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 利婭 Lìyà French: fr Léa f Hebrew: he לֵאָה Le'a Hindi: hi लिया f Lithuanian: lt Lėja f Sicilian: scn Lia, scn Lea Slovak: sk Lea f Spanish: es Lía f, es Lea f Yiddish: yi לאה f leye Anagrams en aehl Aleh Hale Heal Hela hale heal Norwegian Etymology From no en Leah, in regular use since the 1990s. Used as a modern spelling variant of the Norwegian biblical name no Lea. Proper noun no female References Statistisk sentralbyrå, Namnestatistikk: 1711 females with the given name Leah, compared to 1274 named Lea, living in Norway on January 1st 2011. Accessed on March 29th, 2011. Romanian Etymology From ro leah. Proper noun m ro ethnonyms