Zylo
Meaning of Zylo
The name Zylo, pronounced ZYE-loh (/zaɪˈloʊ/), emerges like dawn over a terracotta rooftop, weaving modern American inventiveness with the ancient Greek xylon—“wood”—to evoke resilience and natural grace. As if a young sapling pushing through sun-dappled soil, Zylo has climbed the popularity charts from just six newborns in 2017 to 51 in 2024, landing at rank 873 in the United States—a playful ascent reminiscent of a flamenco flourish. This spirited choice carries a warm Latin flair, rolling off the tongue with the rhythmic pulse of a bolero, yet remains refreshingly untethered to any single tradition. For families seeking a name that combines earthy strength with a melody of possibility, Zylo offers a bright spark—lighthearted, lyrical, and poised to grow.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as ZYE-loh (/zaɪˈloʊ/)
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