The prononciation differs a bit from a side of the forest to the others. In some eastern spots, it would be pronounced more "Leeeeagle", emphesising the "eeee" and ending with a silent ending "a". This spelling comes from the drunk leprechaun of the forest cheering their glasses to each other and having to shorter their words in order to let the sounds of the glass make the fun: cling cling! In the northest side it's more said as "Leagul" because they wake up always a bit sleepy. Hard worker leprechaun.
In the center they don't say it because they don't believe in the concept of leagality. No leprechaun is illegal.
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