Kyla First Name History An individuals first name is especially important as it must create a unique individuality for its possessor as well as establish a link with the familys heritage. A carefully balanced name is therefore so much more than a mere tag of identification. From the Hebrew, meaning a laurel, a crown. Also from the Arabic, meaning beloved. Kai is from the Navajo Indian, meaning willow tree, or from the Hawaiian, meaning sea or sea water. Many of the worlds personal names have been given based on the parents reverence to principles that guide their lives. Common guides include the respect for nature, and for cultural or familial heritage, but perhaps the most common guide for which names are bestowed is parents religious faith. Variations of the name Kyla include: Hebrew: Kelila, Kelula, Kayla, Kaile, Kaylee, Kayle, Kayley; Arabic: Kalila, Kailey, Kalli; Navajo Indian: Kai; Yiddish: Kayla, Kaile, Kyla, Kyle; Hawaiian: Kai, Kaili; Irish: Kyla. The name Kyla has become even more remarkable as it has been given to some of the worlds most noteworthy individuals. Among the many bearing this name who are worthy of note are: Kyla Alissa Pratt (b.1986) American actress and singer, best known for her work on Barney & Friends, Lets Stay Together, The Proud Family and many more; Kyla Brox (b.1980) British blues and soul singer, daughter of Victor Brox; and Kyla Hanington (b.1973) Canadian writer.
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