Kaylas

Kaylas is the plural form used to refer to people named Kayla. Kayla is a feminine given name that became common in the United States during the late 20th century and has since spread to other English-speaking regions.

Origin and meaning: Kayla is generally considered a modern American coinage with uncertain etymology. It is often viewed as a variant or feminine form related to Michaela or Kaila/Kayla as a standalone name. The name’s appeal lies in contemporary naming trends that favor simple, vowel-rich forms.

Usage and popularity: Kayla first gained widespread popularity in the United States in the 1980s and 1990s, reaching peak usage in the late 1990s. It has remained in use since then, with varying popularity across countries and generations, and many spellings have emerged to reflect personal or cultural preferences.

Variants: Common spellings include Kaila, Kaela, Kaylah, Kayleah, and Kaileah, among others. Diminutives or nicknames such as Kay, Kal, or Kiki are often used informally.

Notable associations: The name Kayla appears across many cultures and has been borne by numerous public figures in sports, entertainment, and other fields. When referring to more than one person, the plural Kaylas may be used to denote a group of individuals named Kayla.