Dylla

If you're looking for a name that's long been held by history, Dylla is one to consider. A feminine title, Dylla first appeared as a personal name in England during the Middle Ages. Its exact origin and meaning were never documented, though it is believed to have inspired place names like Dillington and Dilton. Other sources link Dylla to Thiel, a diminutive of the Old German moniker Dietrich. Meaning "ruler of the people," Dietrich lends Dylla an air of confidence and determination, encouraging your little one to motivate others through their actions. As a Polish last name, Dylla may stem from the Slavic word dila, meaning "brave" or "valiant." Every time your Dylla achieves their own goal or helps another do the same, they'll show the world just how impactful bravery can be.