Origin and Meaning of Teyler

One who is a tile maker

Origin: English - The name Teyler is of Middle English origin, derived from the word 'tile', referring to the profession of a tile maker, or it may come from a surname associated with occupations in building or craftsmanship.

• Teyler is considered a rare first name and is more commonly used as a surname.
• The name has historical roots in England and can also be associated with Dutch heritage, where it might be a variant of the surname 'Teijler'.
• Notable figures bearing the surname include the American entrepreneur and philanthropist Teyler de Tertre, after whom the Teylers Museum in the Netherlands is named.
• As of the early 21st century, Teyler is gaining some attention, particularly among parents looking for unique or modern-sounding names for boys.
• Variations of the name include Tayler and Tyler, which are more commonly used and have different meanings.