Kalila
Meaning of Kalila
Kalila shimmers like the first monsoon raindrop on a parched courtyard, carrying with it a melody of warmth and devotion. Born from the Arabic root meaning “beloved” or “dear friend,” Kalila conjures images of timeless fables—think Kalila wa Dimna—where clever foxes and loyal hares teach us the sweet currency of friendship. In India, her lilting cadence feels right at home, weaving through conversations like the tinkling bells of a temple during Navratri. With just 42 newborn Kalilas in the U.S. in 2024 (ranked 908th), she’s a rare gem that stands out in a playground of familiar favorites. Picture her as the shy heroine of a Bollywood tale—playful, poetic, and fiercely loyal—ready to pen her own adventures on life’s colorful canvas. Kalila doesn’t just name a child; she invites a story brimming with affection, charm, and the promise of a lifelong bond.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as kah-LEE-lah (/kaˈliːla/)
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Notable People Named Kalila
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