Carlyle
[ˈkɑrlaɪl]Meaning
A name of Scottish origin meaning 'from the bog' or 'castle by the river'
Background Story
Carlyle is derived from a place name in Scotland and has been used in various historical contexts. It is recognized as a surname and has been popularized by the Scottish poet Thomas Carlyle, who was influential in the 19th century.
Variations
Carla, Carl
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