Tamyla is an uncommon yet captivating female given name of Greek origin. It derives from the Greek word 'tamye', meaning 'to honor' or 'reverence'. This name offers a unique alternative for those seeking an unusual yet meaningful moniker for their child. Tamyla has been used sparingly throughout history, allowing it to retain its distinctive charm and avoid overpopularity. The name's sound is melodic, with the soft 'y' adding a touch of uniqueness and the 'a' vowel providing balance. Tamyla's three syllables give it a rhythmical flow, making it pleasant to pronounce and remember. Despite its rarity, Tamyla does not feel overly exotic or difficult to adapt to modern usage. It fits well within contemporary naming trends while still offering something distinctive. Those named Tamyla may appreciate the exclusivity of their moniker, as they are likely to encounter few others with the same name throughout their lives.
Tamyla has seen a steady presence among newborns, with peaks in 2004 and 2005, followed by a gap until 2009, and then fluctuating between five to six births annually up until 2013, culminating in a total of twenty-eight babies named Tamyla.