Loralei
Meaning of Loralei
Loralei, a lively spin on the German Lorelei, drifts in from the Rhine River legend of a siren whose song could tumble even the steadiest sailor—yet today it feels more like a sun-kissed lullaby than a stormy call. Meaning “whispering rock,” the name blends strength and softness, rolling off the tongue as LOHR-uh-lay and leaving a hint of music in its wake. Pop culture glimmers—think Lorelai Gilmore’s quick wit and café-fuelled heart—keep the spelling familiar, while this rarer Loralei spelling lets parents add their own accent mark of flair. She’s danced quietly around the U.S. Top-1000 for decades, never common, always memorable, perfect for a little girl meant to stand out like bright salsa notes against a midnight sky.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as LOHR-uh-lay (/lɔrəˈleɪ/)
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