Taylah
Meaning of Taylah
Taylah, pronounced TAY-luh, emerges as a radiant feminine iteration of the venerable English surname-turned-given name Taylor—its lineage anchored in the Old English “tægelere,” the artisan whose shears meticulously shaped cloth—and is imbued with the abiding spirit of artisanal ingenuity. Its very syllables echo the Latin tela, a woven tapestry, symbolizing both the interlacement of ancestral threads and the nascent potential of an individual life-script awaiting bold design. Though Taylah seldom vaults to the apex of American baptismal charts with gladiatorial zeal, it maintains a dignified, steady cadence within the onomastic firmament, consistently ranking among the top thousand. Its final “-ah” resonates like a soft canticle, marrying classical poise with a discreet, wry resilience—an appellation at once elegant and subtly audacious.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as TAY-luh (/teɪˈlə/)
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