Etymology: Derived from the Japanese phonetic rendering of Western names like 'Leah' or 'Lila', adapted to Japanese syllabary. The name is often written with kanji chosen for sound over meaning, such as 霊 (spirit) or 理 (reason), but most commonly uses 璃 (glass, crystal) and 菈 (a phonetic character), forming 璃良 or 璃来.