Lela is a beautiful and unique name of Georgian origin, meaning "dream" or "vision". It is composed of the elements la, meaning "dream", and ela, meaning "vision". This captivating name is often chosen for its charming sound and intriguing meaning. In some cultures, Lela is also associated with the Roman goddess of fate, Lara, further enriching its symbolic significance. The name Lela has been used by families across various countries, making it an internationally recognized yet distinctive choice. It is particularly popular in Georgia but can be found elsewhere as well, adding to its global allure.
The name Lela experienced peaks of popularity between 1918 and 1923 with six or more births each year during that period. After a slight decline in the late 1920s and early 1930s, it regained some traction with six births in both 1933 and 1938. Overall, there were 68 babies named Lela born over this 52-year span.