Names That Mean Wet

With a distinctive sound and a robust feel, Laith is a name that also has a touch of breezy charm to it. Currently in the UK Top 1000, it is a cross-cultural boy name that's also on the rise in the US. 
 
As an Arabic name, it has a cool, leonine meaning that feels right on trend (think Leo, Leander, Ariel and Azlan), while as a Scottish name, it derives from the name of the river Leith in Edinburgh, appropriately meaning "wet, damp". An alternative possibility however, is that is comes from the habitational surname, Laithen meaning "settlement by the watercourse". This might account for the spelling and pronunciation difference. 
 
Also spelled Layth in Arabic, Laith was given to around 200 boys in the US in a recent year, nearly double the name who received it a decade ago. 
 
Notable bearers include actor Laith Nakli, and model, singer, activist, and actor Laith Ashley, while Laith and Layla is a children's cartoon series.

Laith

Kerr, a simple, unusual unisex middle-name choice, can be pronounced either car or kehr. 

Kerr

When actress Deborah Kerr entered the scene, there was a great debate over her name's pronunciation. Car or Ker. Your choice. 

This is an unusual surname and geographical name of medieval Scottish origin that might serve as a possible alternative to the aging Keith, though it's a bit tough on the tongue. More popularly spelt Laith in Scotland itself, which happens to correspond to an Arabic name meaning 'lion'.

Names That Mean Wet

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