Dayle

Meaning of Dayle

Dayle bursts onto the scene like a sunlit breeze weaving through rolling hills—her name, rooted in the Old English word dæl, literally means “valley,” and it carries all the wide-open wonder of a misty dale at dawn. Pronounced DAYL (/deɪl/), she first tiptoed into California birth records in the mid-1940s, peaking at around 226th most popular in 1946 before fluttering playfully through the 200s and 300s over the next decade. Imagine a vintage postcard come to life: Dayle evokes the kind of earthy joy you’d feel skipping stones on a country stream, yet she’s equally at home in a bustling city playground. As a feminine twist on the classic Dale, she’s a hidden gem—bold enough to stand out, gentle enough to cradle like a treasured secret, and ready to roll with the laughter of any adventurous little girl.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as DAYL (/deɪl/)

• Daylin
• Dayla
• Daley