Origin and Meaning of Lyles

Island or from the island

Origin: English - Lyles is a surname derived from the Old French name 'l’Isle', which means 'the island.' The name has evolved in various contexts to become a given name.

• Lyles is often used as both a surname and a given name, particularly in English-speaking countries.
• The name has variations, including Lyle and Lyleson, demonstrating its adaptability across cultures.
• Notable bearers include musician and composer Lyle Lovett, which has contributed to some popularity of the name in contemporary culture.
• Though not extremely common, Lyles has seen a gradual increase in usage in recent years, particularly as parents search for unique yet classically rooted names for their children.
• Related names include Lyle, which is more frequently used as a first name than Lyles.