In english, yes but not in all languages. The more common meaning of the name Kayla is "pure"
The name Kayla in spanish would be spelled KeylaIt's the same as English
Garth is of Scandinavian origin and means: 'keeper of the garden.'
Raeziel (Raziel or רזיאל) is a yidish name, meaning "Keeper of Secrets."
yes.. their is and ITS KAYLA
Horace means keeper of the hours. See link below for more information.
It's Greek in origin, and means 'keeper of the keys' or 'pure'.Pure and Beloved
its pretty beacause it means pure or keeper of the keys.
The first name of Kalie is English in origin. This name is derived from the name Kayla and means keeper of the keys.
Kayla is a variant of Kay, which means "keeper of the keys" or "pure". It is also a variation of Kaila in Yiddish.
Pure, I have also heard "Keeper of the Keys"
The name Kayanna is of American origin and is derived from the combination of the names Kay and Anna. It is often interpreted as a modern or unique twist on the more traditional names Katherine or Kayla. The name is often associated with qualities such as boldness, independence, and creativity.
Pure, I have also heard "Keeper of the Keys"
The name " Lisa" means " God's Promise" and "Kayla" means " slim and fair".
It means "pure"
Kayla is not a Scottish Gaelic name. There is no K or Y in the alphabet.
Kayla means in English the same as in German.
It means mighty warrior in Irish/Celtic and keeper of the keys in Scottish. (Nothing in English though)P.S. My name is Kailen too :-D