Layla as a name
“Layla” is a feminine given name that has several possible origins and meanings.
One possible origin is the Arabic language, where “Layla” (or “Leila”) means “night” or “dark beauty”. In Arabic literature, Layla is the name of a famous romantic heroine in a story known as “Layla and Majnun”.
Another possible origin is the Hebrew language, where “Layla” means “weary” or “tired”.
The name “Layla” has been popularized in various cultures and languages, including English, where it has become a relatively common name for baby girls. It has also been used in various works of art, including songs such as Eric Clapton’s “Layla” and novels such as Salman Rushdie’s “The Satanic Verses”.
