Name meaning and origin
Tyler
English: Tiler, maker or layer of tiles
Pronounced TY-lər
Where the name comes from
- EnglishTiler, maker or layer of tilesOld English tigele "tile" < Latin tegulaA given name taken from an English occupational surname for a roof tiler (Reaney & Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames, Oxford 1997, p. 447; Hanks & Hodges 1998, p. 533).
Tyler across traditions
- United States. SSA #9 boys’ name of the 1990s (262,320 births) and #16 of the 2000s; 792 New Mexico boys in 2000–2009.
Forms in other languages
Tylor, Tiler
Tyler in letter-number systems
Hebrew, Greek and other traditions gave every letter a number, and read meaning into the totals. These are the counts, computed; the readings are inside the Innerverse.
254
Hebrew Standard
2
Hebrew Ordinal
80
English Simple
480
English Sumerian
55
English Reverse
835
Greek Isopsephy
6
Chaldean
8
Pythagorean
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