Scylla, derived from Greek mythology, is an intriguing and uncommon given name. In mythological context, Scylla was a six-headed sea monster that dwelled on one side of a narrow channel of water opposite to Charybdis, another monstrous sea creature. The name itself is of unknown etymology but may be associated with the verb 'σκύλλω' (sku̱llo̱), meaning 'to tear apart.' Today, Scylla stands as an unusual yet powerful name choice, steeped in ancient lore and mystery.
"The name Scylla saw a notable spike in usage from 2022 onwards, with a total of 26 babies named Scylla born between 2017 and 2023."