Laylas

Laylas is the plural form of the feminine given name Layla. Layla is of Arabic origin, derived from laylā, meaning night. In English usage, Laylas appears mainly when referring to several individuals who share the given name Layla, such as in biographical lists, event programs, or genealogical records. The pluralization follows standard English patterns, producing Laylas. Variants of Layla include Leila, Laila, Leilah, and Laylee; correspondingly, plural forms may vary in those spellings.

There is no separate geographic, organizational, or cultural entity officially known as Laylas. As such, Laylas functions as a linguistic form rather than a distinct subject. The term is used only in contexts that involve naming or listing people; it is not a proper noun representing a single entity.

In encyclopedic or reference contexts, Laylas would appear in discussions of onomastics (the study of names) or in catalogs of individuals named Layla. See also Layla, Leila, Laila, Leilah, and related given-name articles.