Shaylah

As a feminine Indian name, Shaylah derives from Śaila, meaning “mountain” and is an epithet for the Hindu goddess Parvati, whose name translates to “Daughter of the Mountain.” Shaylah’s beautiful, earthy energy may keep baby’s heart centered and grounded while honoring a remarkable deity. Shaylah’s Irish roots are inspired by Síle, meaning “blind” from the Latin Celia, and O'Shea, a surname meaning “descendant of Séaghda,” “hawk-like,” “majestic,” “ingenious,” and “courteous.” Shaylah may also be a modern American creation because of trendy Kayla, whose warm vibes boosted the popularity of many -ayla names. Whatever your connection to this endearing name, Shaylah comes rich with diverse motifs baby can explore as they grow.