Lilah
Lilah is a female given name in French.
Lilah is used as a proper noun for a female person.
Did you know?
- French law allows citizens to change their names through a legal process if they can prove a legitimate interest, such as an ethnic or cultural connection to a name like Lilah.
- In France, names ending in 'ah' are often perceived as modern or international imports, as traditional French female names typically end in a silent 'e' like Lise or Claire.
- French naming customs often allow for double names, so you might encounter a person named Lilah-Rose or Lilah-Marie, where both names are given equal weight.
Examples in context
- Je m'appelle Lilah.My name is Lilah.
- Lilah est très gentille.Lilah is very kind.
- Je cherche Lilah.I am looking for Lilah.
- Est-ce que Lilah vient avec nous ?Is Lilah coming with us?
Example conversation
Chloé and Gabriel are talking about a friend at a café.
- ChloéTu as vu Lilah aujourd'hui ?Have you seen Lilah today?
- GabrielNon, je n'ai pas vu Lilah.No, I haven't seen Lilah.
- ChloéElle est peut-être chez elle.Maybe she is at her house.
- GabrielC'est possible, je vais l'appeler.That's possible, I'll call her.
