Sylas is a boy's name of Latin origin, derived from the name Silas. It means "of the forest" and has roots in both Latin and Hebrew. The name Sylas has seen a significant rise in popularity over the years, particularly since 2009, although it remains relatively uncommon. This name is perfect for nature lovers and those who appreciate the outdoors. The name's unique spelling and meaning make it stand out, offering a fresh take on the classic Silas. Sylas first appeared in the U. Birth records in 1975, with only 381 babies bearing the name that year. By 2013, the number had increased to 507, marking the highest usage since 1880. As of the latest available data, the ranking of Sylas in U. Births is not confirmed for 2024. And #463 in boy names, according to The Bump. The name's connection to the ancient Roman god of Silvanus, adds a rich historical context. Additionally, its Hebrew roots as a form of Saul, meaning "prayed for, " provide a deeper spiritual significance. This name is ideal for parents looking to give their child a name that reflects their love for nature and heritage.
