Kayla

American  

[key-luh] / ˈkeɪ lə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Earlier work by Kayla Goforth, Catherine Lohmann, Ken Lohmann and their colleagues showed that hatchling loggerheads can learn to associate a specific magnetic field with the arrival of food.

From Science Daily

At the wedding reception, agents attempting to murder Julie—for not murdering Kayla—wipe out 21 guests in a storm of bullets, decimating the tiny Greek village.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sophomore Kayla Tanijiri of Birmingham is the returning West Valley League player of the year.

From Los Angeles Times

Kayla , from Coleraine Grammar, who was representing the USA, said she thinks the minister's attendance at the event "shows his commitment to it".

From BBC

Kayla Tange, artist and Gyopo volunteer: “I loved this book “This Is Where I Learned of Love” by Jennifer Moon and she did a talk with Gyopo.

From Los Angeles Times