#505Greek
The one who is dark; a sea monster
#548American
Eternal life or heaven
#608English
A form of the name Sheila; signifies the poetic wailing or cry
#706American
the expanse of air
#706English
a variant of Skylar
#892American
Sky; a fusion of 'sky' and the suffix '-leen'
#924American
A variant of 'Skylar', meaning scholar or protection.
#949English
The expanse of air above the Earth; the atmosphere.
#986American
Scholarly, or related to the sky
#1007American
Skyela is often interpreted as 'derived from the sky'
#1157English
sheltering, protecting
#1193American
Variant of Skylar; related to the sky.
#1333American
Dweller by the public square
#1527American
A variant of 'Skylar', meaning 'scholar' or 'fugitive'
#1557American↑ Rising
Sky, the limitless expanse
#1663American
Scholar or sky dweller
#1770American
Derived from the word 'sky'
#1929American
A reference to a sky or light, often evoking ideas of brightness and openness.
#4653American↑ Rising
English
#4864American↑ Rising
Derived from the name Kailyn, which combines K and Lynn.
#5214American↑ Rising
English
#6292American
A modern spelling variation derived from 'Skylin', meaning 'Sky'. It denotes openness and freedom.
#6788American↑ Rising
A modern name combining 'Sky' and 'Lynn'
#7093English↑ Rising
Sky land
#7847American↑ Rising
Derived from Scarlet, meaning red
#9380American
the atmosphere or expanse above; heaven
#9584English↑ Rising
little sky
—American
A beloved name with deep roots
—American↑ Rising
cloud; sky
—American
Skyllar is often connected to the English word 'sky', suggesting notions of elevation and aspiration.
—American
Derived from the word ‘sky’, often associated with open, airy space, freedom, and infinity.
—American
A modern blend of 'Skylar' meaning 'scholar' and 'Rose' meaning 'flower'.
—English
variant of Scarlet, meaning red
—English↑ Rising
Cloud or sky
—American↑ Rising
A modern invented name, likely derived from 'Sky' or 'Skylar', which refers to the sky.
—American
combination of sky and Marie, representing beauty and femininity
—American
A modern name that suggests an association with the sky or heaven.
—American↑ Rising
A modern playful name
—English
eternal sky, heavenly
—American
A beloved name with deep roots
—American
A variation of Skylar, meaning 'scholar' or 'eternal life'
—American
of the sky, heavenly
—American
A modern invented name, possibly a blend of 'Sky' and 'Lynn', associated with the sky or serene qualities.
—American↑ Rising
A modern name combining 'Sky' and a feminine suffix, suggesting 'heavenly' or 'of the sky'
—American
A beloved name with deep roots
—American
Derived from 'sky', symbolizing openness or freedom
—American
a bright red color
—American
A variant of Sky, typically associated with vastness and freedom.
—American
A modern variation of Skylar, meaning 'scholar' or 'protection'.