The meaning of ayla around the world

Turkish: "Halo of light around the moon"

• Hebrew: "Oak tree" or "terebinth tree"

• Arabic: "Oak tree," "family," or "ancestor"

• Arabic: "halo of light around the moon"

• Norse mythology: The name of the goddess of the underworld

• Gaelic: "From a strong place" or "pillar of strength"

• Sanskrit: "Instruments of work" or "mechanical devices"

• SANSKRIT: "INFINITE", "NOBLE", OR "EXCELLENT"

• Old German: "Awe-inspiring" or "revered"

• Old German: "joyful" or "merry"

• Inuit: "Moon"

• Bosnian: "Moonlight"

• Hungarian: "Glorious"

• Bulgarian: "One who illuminates" or "shines"

• Italian: "Birdsong"

• Greek: "Sunlight" or "halo"

• The name Ayla has different meanings in different parts of the world. Here are some of the meanings I could find:

  Hebrew: "oak tree" or "terebinth tree"

  Turkish: "moonlight"

  Sanskrit: "infinite", "noble", or "excellent"

  Arabic: "halo of light around the moon"

  Gaelic: "from a strong place" or "pillar of strength"

  Old German: "joyful" or "merry"

  Native American (Hopi): "moonlight"

  Swahili: "oceanic"

  Kurdish: "moon halo" or "moon goddess"

• Sanskrit: means "in the likeness of an elf"

• Native American (Mi'kmaq): means "dancing through the clouds"

  Australian Aboriginal: means "oak tree" or "place of refuge"

• - In Sanskrit, Ayla means "in dance, melodious".

  - In Old Norse, Ayla means "to dance".

  - In Greek, Ayla means "whirlwind" or "hurricane".

  - In Finnish, Ayla means "bringer of light".

  - In Italian, Ayla is a variant of the name Aila, which means "from a strong place".

  - In Scottish Gaelic, Ayla is a variant of the name Isla, which means "river".

It's worth noting that the meanings and origins of names can vary depending on the source and context. These are just a few examples of the possible meanings of the name Ayla.