Leah

Leah is a beautiful girl's name of Hebrew origin. While it may translate to "weary" or "tired," this moniker is anything but, as it has been around for centuries and is still beloved. Some sources link Leah to littu, the Akkadian word for "cow." Akkadian is a Babylonian language that was first spoken in the third millennium BCE, about 5000 years ago! You'll also find Leah in the Hebrew Bible, as the name given to Jacob's first wife. This moniker can be pronounced in two different ways, according to The Bump forum member plunderb, who says, "Half the Leahs I know pronounce it Lee-ah, and the other half say Lay-ah." Whichever pronunciation you choose, you won't ever get tired of hearing people say your sweet Leah's name.