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What does the name Kayla mean in Hebrew?
Kayla, a feminine given name, originates with the Hebrew language and carries the meaning of "a laurel, a crown".
What does the name Kayla mean in Italian?
Butterfly... I think butterfly in Italian is "farfalla". I don't believe Kayla is Italian- both 'k' and 'y' are not used in Italian, only in words borrowed from other languages. Kayla is a variant of Katharine, most likely. Which is Caterina in Italian.
Where did the name Kayla come come from?
the name kaya is greek.
Where does the name Kayla originate from?
A hebrew and arabic names like kaylea or kaela in welsh that means "crown of lurarels"
What does the name YaYa mean?
what does the name yaya mean what origin is it
What do the name Lisa and Kayla mean?
The name " Lisa" means " God's Promise" and "Kayla" means " slim and fair".
What does that the name Kayla mean?
It means "pure"
What does Kayla mean in Scottish Gaelic?
Kayla is not a Scottish Gaelic name. There is no K or Y in the alphabet.
What does the name 'Kayla' mean in German?
Kayla means in English the same as in German.
What does the name Kayla mean in Hawaii?
it means cute
Does name Kayla mean the keeper of the keys?
In english, yes but not in all languages. The more common meaning of the name Kayla is "pure"
What does the name Kayla mean in Hebrew?
Kayla, a feminine given name, originates with the Hebrew language and carries the meaning of "a laurel, a crown".
What does your name Kayla mean?
i have a sister named kayla. it comes from the greek word katharos meaning pure.
What does Kayla mean in Russian?
"Kayla" does not have a direct translation in Russian, as it is not a Russian name.
What does the name Kayla mean in Latin?
the name kayla means the cround one in greek language which is probaly the same meaning as latin.
What does Kayla mean in a different language?
Kayla does not have a specific meaning in another language as it is a name that originated in the English-speaking world.
What does Kayla mean in Irish?
Kayla doesn't mean anything it Irish; it's not an Irish word.
