Lilyth

Lilyth is a feminine name that presents as a modern, alternative spelling of Lilith, which has ancient Mesopotamian origins. In early Semitic mythology, Lilith appears as a female spirit associated with night and storms. The name later gained notoriety in Jewish folklore as Adam's first wife who refused subordination. This alternative spelling with the 'y' softens the name's historical associations while maintaining its exotic, mystical quality. Lilyth may also attract parents for its similarity to the popular flower name Lily, with the distinctive ending adding sophistication and uniqueness. Though relatively uncommon, Lilyth has seen increased interest in recent decades as parents seek names with ancient roots but contemporary appeal. The name conveys strength, independence, and ethereal beauty, appealing to those drawn to names with both powerful feminine history and delicate sound patterns.

Pronounced LIL-ith.

As of October 2026, Lilyth ranked #6457 for girls in US births in 2025 SSA, peaked at #4938 for girls in 2023.