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The name has a number of variants and derivatives. Originally a boy's name meaning "good", Tyla has a French and Middle English root as Tyler, a worker in tiles or roofs. It has also been a variant of Tayla, which similarly has a root in Tailor (from the French taillier "to cut"). It's use as a girl's name may be related to Twyla, ("double thread", as in Tayla). The Germanic version "Tila" means "mighty in battle" (same origin as Matilda). The Hebrew girl names "Tal" or "Tahlia" mean "dew from God". In Latin, the offshoots "Talya" and "Talia" have the meaning "born on Christmas". In Greek, the definition is "to flourish, to blossom".

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