Origin and Meaning of Lylith

Night monster or storm

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew word 'lilit', which refers to a female figure associated with the night, often interpreted as a night demon or monster.

• In Jewish mythology, Lilith is often considered to be Adam's first wife before Eve, who left the Garden of Eden and became associated with night spirits.
• The name Lylith has gained popularity in modern times, particularly in literature and pop culture as a strong, mystical name often signifying independence and strength.
• Notable references include Lilith in 'The Alphabet of Ben-Sira', a medieval text, which contributed to her mythos and representation in subsequent literature and media.
• Lylith is an uncommon name, with popularity increasing in the late 20th century. However, it does not appear in most mainstream name rankings.
• Variations of the name include Lilith, Lilit, and Leelith, each with their own unique connotations and popularity.