Myrl

Whether sailing the sparkling ocean or soaring through endless skies, Myrl fits any tot destined to explore. This gender-neutral English name is made even more versatile with its blend of origins, from French and Latin to Irish, German, and Hebrew. As a variant of Meryl, Myrl’s Irish roots link it to Muirgel, lending the vibrant water-inspired meaning of “bright sea.” When compared to Merle, Myrl adopts the sweet endearment of “blackbird” from French and Latin. Merle is also a German nickname for Maria, a Hebrew appellation that means “bitterness,” “beloved,” “wished for a child,” and “rebelliousness.” With its eye-catching “y” spelling and light, quippy nature, it’s only a matter of time before Myrl becomes a sought-after name for any adventurer.