Is it ok to use Lielle for a non Jew?

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If you’re asking, you might want to rethink it.. Could you? Yeah, sure. But why, ya know? There are sooo many options that aren’t borrowing/taking from a religion/ethnic people that haven’t already been robbed of so much for so long. Would you name your child a Native American name? Or an Islamic name? Just something to think about.. to me, it feels icky & I’d want to avoid it out of respect for a culture that isn’t my own.

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Jewish or Hebrew is what most names are derived. some are similar to greek. think of all the non jews named Deborah, Sarah, Becca. the old testament belongs to everyone! and many jews pick a fashionable name like Isabelle, Harper etc and then give a hebrew name to use at Temple

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In my opinion you can name your kid any name you want, it doesn't really matter what nationality you are or not 🤷‍♀️

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I should probably just move along but the previous comment just bugs me too much... unless it's invented, every name has an origin and meaning. Some people may put a lot of stock in that, many do not. My son's name means "god-given" and we aren't religious. Does that mean I'm not allowed to use that name? No, that's ridiculous. No culture, religion, ethnicity, etc. "owns" any name. Not naming your child something because the name originated in another part of the world is just silly, IMO. Yes, Jewish people have been persecuted for centuries and that's horrible. Giving your child a beautiful name that happens to have Jewish origins is not furthering that persecution. 
Lielle is a lovely name and the vast majority of people aren't going to have any clue what it's origins are (and likely won't care). If you like it, go for it.

Is it ok to use Lielle for a non Jew?

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