The word "leberecht" is spelled with a combination of German and English phonetics. First, the "l" sound is pronounced as in the English word "laugh." The following "e" sounds like the "e" in "let." The next syllable, "ber," begins with the German "b" sound and includes an "e" sound as in "bear." The final syllable, "echt," uses the German "ch" sound and ends with the English "t" sound. Thus, the IPA transcription for "leberecht" is /ˈlɛbərɛkt/.
The word "Leberecht" is of German origin.
"Leber" means "liver" in German, and "Echt" means "genuine" or "real".
Therefore, "Leberecht" can be translated as "genuine liver" or "real liver" in English.