Skyylar

Skyylar is a modern variant spelling of Skylar, which itself began as an American adaptation of the Dutch surname Schuyler, meaning "scholar" or "shelter." The distinctive double 'y' spelling represents a contemporary trend toward unique orthography in traditional names. This version emerged primarily in the early 2000s amid growing popularity of the standard spelling. Skyylar maintains the nature connection to the sky while offering a more visually striking presentation. The name has a unisex quality, though it's more commonly given to girls in recent years. The unusual spelling appeals to parents seeking individuality for their children. While some might find the double 'y' unnecessarily complicated, others appreciate how it emphasizes the name's connection to the word "sky" and creates a distinctive appearance on paper.

Skyylar is also given to boys.

Pronounced SKY-lar.

As of October 2026, Skyylar ranked #14194 in US births in 2009 SSA.