Kylar
Meaning of Kylar
Kylar, pronounced KY-lahr, is a sleek unisex blend whose roots are less a single tap-root and more a well-tended Persian garden: a little Dutch-German Schuyler (“scholar, refuge”), a hint of Gaelic Ciar (“dark”), and a modern American taste for streamlined consonants. Since the mid-1990s its usage in the United States has fluttered around the 800-rank mark—steady enough to show up on spreadsheets, yet far from triggering a statistical stampede; one might say its popularity curve meanders like a qanat through Yazd, purposeful but never ostentatious. The name’s two crisp syllables end in that confidently open “-ar” sound, placing it in the company of names such as Zafar and Oscar and giving it a subtle heroic cadence. Figuratively, Kylar drifts across the naming landscape like a saffron-scented breeze: familiar, yet tinged with something adventurous. Parents who choose it often cite its balanced mix of scholarly undertones, skyward imagery, and understated edge—a combination that serves sons and daughters with equal poise.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KY-lahr (/kaɪˈlɑr/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Kylar
| Kylar Broadus - |
