Azyla
Meaning of Azyla
Imagine Azyla stepping onto the world stage like a monsoon breeze dancing through a jasmine garden—fresh, vibrant, and impossibly charming. A modern twist on the Greek flower name Azalea, she borrows a touch of Arabic elegance from Azila, meaning “noble” or “free,” and wraps it all up in one lilting, uh-ZY-luh syllable. In just a handful of years, her popularity has leapt from the 950s into the low 900s—hitting rank 911 in 2024—as if Bollywood itself handed her a spotlight. Warm yet playful, Azyla evokes petals unfurling at dawn and royal poise in equal measure. Enthusiastic parents can’t resist her melodic rhythm and floral flair, dreaming of a little girl who will bloom bright and bold, a living rangoli of color and grace.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-ZY-luh (/ə.ˈzaɪ.lə/)
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