Laylah

Laylah is a feminine name of Arabic origin. It means “dark beauty,” “night,” and “born at night,” and is a popular choice for babies born at nightfall. Also sharing origins in Hebrew, Laylah has several spelling variations, including Layla, Leila, and Lyla. In the music world, “Layla” is a critically acclaimed rock song written by Eric Clapton and Jim Gordon. They cite an ancient Arabian love story and Persian poem as the inspiration behind this famous track. Whether baby Laylah arrives at dawn or dusk, they can celebrate their beauty and gain a personal song choice with this elegant name.