Skylar
SKY-lar
Meaning:
Scholar or eternal life
Gender
Girl
Origin
Dutch, English, Hebrew
Popularity Rank
#107 (girls)
#248 (overall)
#248 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Skylar has steadily climbed the popularity charts over the years, frequently appearing in the top 100 names for girls in the U.S. It is particularly favored for its unisex appeal.
Why Parents Choose Skylar
Parents are drawn to Skylar for its unique sound and modern vibe. It conveys a sense of adventure and intelligence, making it appealing for those who value creativity and individuality.
History & Cultural Significance
The name Skylar gained popularity in the United States during the late 20th century, influenced by its use in popular culture and media. It blends a modern flair with a classic touch, making it a favorite among parents looking for unique yet familiar names.
Skylar has roots in Dutch and is often associated with a bright and open sky, symbolizing freedom and vast opportunities.
Notable People Named Skylar
- Skylar Grey
- Skylar Astin
- Skylar Diggins
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Pop Culture References
- Skylar in 'Breaking Bad'
- Skylar from 'The Good Place'
- Skylar Laine, American Idol contestant