Skylla is of Greek origin and means "squall," referring to a violent storm or wind. It is a unique and distinctive name, often associated with the mythological sea monster Skylla from Homer's Odyssey. In Greek mythology, Skylla was a terrible six-headed monster that dwelt on one side of a narrow channel of water called Messina, opposite Charybdis, a deadly whirlpool. Despite its fearsome origins, the name Skylla has a certain allure and uniqueness that makes it an attractive choice for parents seeking a memorable and uncommon name for their child.
"Skylla experienced a spike in popularity between 2008 and 2017, with a total of 33 babies named Skylla born during this period."