The annual pay of private industry workers, comprising 84.3 percent of the nation's employment, grew by 2.3 percent in 2001, while pay for government workers rose by 3.6 percent. In 2000, the increase in pay for private sector workers was 6.3 percent and for government workers, 4.1 percent.
4,858. Hebrew pronunciation is yah-ELLE. Emphasis on second syllable. A lot of Hebrew names are accent on the second syllable. I love Yael.I also grew up knowing a couple (Jewish) girls named Jael who still pronounced it yah-ELLE, but Jael seems to get a hard J at least sometimes in other less Hebrew-heavy settings so I would probably use the Y. Even though aesthetically I like a soft J like I do in a number of Spanish girls' names. also grew up knowing a couple (Jewish) girls named Jael who still pronounced it yah-ELLE, but Jael seems to get a hard J at least sometimes in other less Hebrew-heavy settings so I would probably use the Y. Even though aesthetically I like a soft J like I do in a number of Spanish girls' names.
[ 3 syll. a-lea(h) , al-e- ah ] The baby girl name Aleah is pronounced as ah-Liy-ah- â . Aleah's language of origin is Hebrew and it is predominantly used in the English language. In addition, Aleah is a derivative (English) of the Arabic, English, and Hebrew Aliyah.Aleah has 13 derivatives.Derivatives include Aileah, Ala, Alah, Alea, Aleea, Aleeah, Aleia, Aleiah, Alia, Allea, Alleah, Alleea, and Alleeah.leah is a fairly popular baby name for girls, and it is also considered trendy. The name has been growing in popularity since the 1990s; prior to that, it was of only infrequent use. Its usage peaked modestly in 2011 with 0.042% of baby girls being given the name Aleah. Its ranking then was #391.