Mayola

Mayola is a feminine name with possible Latin or Spanish origins, likely deriving from 'Maya' or 'May' with a diminutive suffix. It may also be related to the Spanish word 'mayo' meaning 'May' (the month), with the feminine ending '-ola' added for a melodious effect. The name peaked in popularity in the United States during the early 1900s through the 1930s, particularly in Southern states. Mayola has a vintage, lyrical quality reminiscent of names like Viola and Mariola. While relatively uncommon today, it represents the trend of flowing, multi-syllabic feminine names from that era. The name carries a gentle, nostalgic charm and might appeal to parents seeking a unique vintage revival name with a sweet sound and connection to springtime.

Pronounced may-OH-luh.

As of October 2026, Mayola ranked #14911 for girls in US births in 1995 SSA, peaked at #1048 for girls in 1912.