Zylphia, derived from Greek origins, means 'breezy' or 'gentle zephyr'. This rare and unique moniker is derived from the Greek word 'zelos', meaning 'zephyr', which itself refers to a soft breeze. Zylphia was popularized during the Victorian era, often appearing in literary works of that period.
"Zylphia saw its peak popularity during the early 20th century with 6 births in both 1910 and 1914. The name experienced a decline until it resurged in 1942, totaling 29 births across these years."