How to pronounce Leah?

The English name is pronounced as previously explained, L-EE-uh, ee like SEE.

but the Hebrew name is pronounced L-AY-uh,
AY like in WAY.

The final syllable is the same.

first name

Hebrew

Female

Leia, Laya

First Name

Hebrew

Female

delicate, weary

Leah is my name.
you say it like lee-ahh,
or lee-uhh.
not lee.
some people think its lee, but it isn't.

First Name

Female

I am korean and my family pronounces it Lay-Uh

First Name

American English

Female

First name

Hebrew

Female

My middle name is Leah, and I have always pronounced it "Lee"

lee-u
lee rhymes with see
u - as in 'up' without 'p'

The pronunciation is lee-uh. It's not leia or lee or layla or whatever others may say.

First Name

My name is Leah It is pronounced as in Hebrew Lay Ah.

lay-uh

Lee Uh

First name

American

Lia, Leia, Lea, Liah

First Name

Female

First Name

Female

first name

Hebrew

Female

Leia, Laya

First Name

Hebrew; Assyrian

Female

Leia, Laya, Léa, Леа

weary, tired; ruler

First Name

Old Testament

Female

Leia

Some people with this name use LEE-uh rather than LAI-uh.

First Name

Hebrew

Lea, Léa

Lioness

Hebrew , Jewish

To be weary

First Name

Old English

Lee, Lea

woodland clearing, (later) meadow

An Old English word that was used in compounds to form many modern English surnames. For example: Westley, Priestley, Bentley

First name

American

Lia, Leia, Lea, Liah

Middle Name

The meaning of the name Leah is different in several languages, countries and cultures and has more than one possibly same or different meanings available.

leah jones

welsh

Lee Uh

First Name

American English

Female

Lee

First name

Hebrew

Female

My middle name is Leah, and I have always pronounced it "Lee"

Leya,laya

Lay-uh

LEE - A

First Name

Hebrew

Lea, Léa

Lioness

LAY-ah

My name is Hebrew , given in my Jewish Heritage.
Meaning "To be weary "
It is pronounced LAY-ha or LAY-ah,
LEE-ah is acsually A English version originating from England and Brittian, Meaning "Meadow ".

Hebrew , Jewish

To be weary

Lay yeah

l-AY-ah

(AY as the a in Kate, but without the y-sound at the end)

Lee-ah

First Name

Old English

Lee, Lea

woodland clearing, (later) meadow

An Old English word that was used in compounds to form many modern English surnames. For example: Westley, Priestley, Bentley

Lee

Middle Name

The meaning of the name Leah is different in several languages, countries and cultures and has more than one possibly same or different meanings available.

lay-ah

leah jones

welsh