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Pronunciation: [lˈiː] (IPA)

Leah is a stunning female name that has multiple variations. Some popular synonyms of Leah include Lea, Lia, Lee, Leya, and Liah. These names have similar roots and meanings. For instance, Lea is a Hebrew name that means 'weary,' while Lia is a Greek name that means 'bearer of good news.' Lee is an English name that means 'meadow,' while Leya is a Spanish name that means 'loyal.' Liah is a variation of Leah's spelling and has been used in different cultures worldwide. Whichever option you choose, all these names have a distinct beauty that parents can give to their baby girl.
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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Leah

Failing this, service must be done by the youth; and a wife be earned as Jacob earned Leah and Rachel.
"The Ethnology of the British Colonies and Dependencies"
Robert Gordon Latham
Jacob disposed of his share when he buried Leah in it, and the remaining one belongs to me.
"Theological Essays"
Charles Bradlaugh
Is it you, Leah?
"Stories and Pictures"
Isaac Loeb Peretz

Famous quotes with Leah

  • It is too easy to see Crowley as an overgrown juvenile delinquent with a passion for self-advertisement. But there another Crowley, the Crowley recognized and admired by Frank Bennett. Unless we understand this, we totally fail to grasp the extraordinary influence that Crowley could exert on women like Rose and Leah, and on men like Neuberg, Sullivan and Bennett. They came to believe that Crowley was exactly what he claimed to be: a great teacher, the messiah of a new age. And this was not the gullibility of born dupes; Sullivan, at least, was one of the most intelligent men of his age (as his book on Beethoven reveals). Crowley , in part, a great teacher, a man of profound insights. Mencius says: 'Those who follow the part of themselves that is great become great men; those who follow the part of themselves that is small will become small men.' But Crowley was a strange mixture who devoted about equal time to following both parts of himself, and so became a curious combination of greatness and smallness. A summary of his life, and his extraordinary goings-on, makes us aware of the smallness; but it would be sheer short-sightedness to overlook the element of greatness that so impressed Bennett.
    Aleister Crowley

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