Liliany
Meaning of Liliany
Liliany carries the essence of the lily in each syllable. Rooted in the Latin word lilium and given a vibrant Spanish flourish, it flows as lee-LYAH-nee (or in English, lih-lee-AH-nee). The name blooms with innocence and grace, conjuring sunlit courtyards and the delicate petals of a white flower. In Latin American tradition, lilies honor purity and the gentle strength of la Virgen María. Parents adore its lyrical melody and warm charm. It’s easy to say, even easier to fall in love with—kids often spell it before they master tying their shoes. With its bright energy and classic-yet-fresh spirit, Liliany feels like a promise of a daughter who will grow strong, kind, and joyously herself.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as lee-LYAH-nee (/liˈljani/)
American English
- Pronunced as lih-lee-AH-nee (/lɪˈliːˈæni/)
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