Lyle
[laɪl]Meaning
from an English surname derived from Norman French l'isle, "island"
Background Story
Lyle comes from an English surname, derived from Norman French l'isle, meaning "island". The surname is recorded as Scottish and Anglo-French, from de isle, "from the island", from Latin de insula. Lyla and Lylah are feminine forms of the name.
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