Xyla

female · #786 Journi “journey” unisex · #732 Taytum ““Tata’s homestead,” from the Old English surname and place name Tatum.” female · #807 Brynleigh “Hill meadow, from Welsh bryn and English leah” female · #821 Keyla “Modern form related to Kayla and sometimes linked to Hebrew Kelila, “crown” or “laurel”; the derivation is uncertain.” unisex · #704 Bryer “A spelling variant of Briar, referring to a thorny plant or thicket.” unisex · #699 Rowyn “Spelling variant of Rowan, from Irish ruadhán, “little red one”; it is also associated with the rowan tree.” female · #692 Kinley “From the surname Kinley, an Anglicized form related to Mac Fhionnlaigh, often interpreted as “fair warrior.”” female · #837 Braelynn “No established lexical meaning; a modern combination or spelling variant of Brae or Bray and Lynn.”