Traditionally reserved for daughters who were long wished for.

Lillith is a variant of the more common spelling 'Lilith,' which has ancient origins in Mesopotamian mythology. The name is associated with a female demon in Jewish folklore and was later interpreted as Adam's first wife in some traditions. Despite these darker associations, Lillith has gained popularity as a modern feminine name, appreciated for its mysterious and ethereal quality. The name carries connotations of independence and strength. In recent decades, it has become more common as parents seek unique alternatives to the popular Lily-derived names. Lillith maintains an air of mystique while offering the friendly nickname options of Lily or Lilly.

Liluri was the goddess of the mountains in Syrian mythology, associacred with the Nur mountains, the weather and with bulls, the latter being sacred to Liluri and her consort, the weather god Manzuri. This could make Liluri an intriguing choice for a Taurus baby and an alternative to popular Lily, Lyra, and Lula.