Skylars

Skylars is a term that can function as the plural form of the given name Skylar and, less commonly, as a surname. It may also appear as a proper noun in fictional or branding contexts. In general usage, Skylars tends to be encountered in plural references to people named Skylar or as a family name in genealogical records.

The given name Skylar originated as an Americanized form of the Dutch surname Schuyler, which is derived from a word meaning “scholar” or “teacher.” Over time, Skylar developed into a unisex first name in English-speaking countries. Skylars, as a plural or family name, is comparatively rare and does not have a distinct standalone etymology separate from Skylar or Schuyler.

In real-world usage, there are no widely recognized public figures whose surname is commonly cited as Skylars, and instances of Skylars typically appear in private records or niche contexts rather than in mainstream biographical references. In fiction and media, Skylars has occasionally been adopted as a character surname, a fictional family name, or a faction/organization title within various works, but these usages are not tied to a single canonical source.

Variations and related names include Skylar, Skyler, Schuyler, and Schuyler family. The form Skylars is best understood as a plural or possessive/pluralized surname usage rather than a distinct, widely established name with a fixed, unified meaning.