Lenya

[len-yuh, leyn-] /ˈlɛn yə, ˈleɪn-/

noun
1.
Lotte
[lot-ee;; German law-tuh] /ˈlɒt i;; German ˈlɔ tə/ (Show IPA), (Karoline Blamauer) 1900–81, Austrian actress and singer, in the U.S. after 1935 (wife of Kurt Weill).
/ˈlɛnjə/
noun
1.
Lotte (ˈlɒtɪ), original name Caroline Blamauer. 1900–81, Austrian singer and actress, associated esp with the songs of her husband Kurt Weill

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