Kayla

American  

[key-luh] / ˈkeɪ lə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Delilah Navarro and Kayla Gutierrez each had four hits.

From Los Angeles Times

Kayla Kitson, a senior analyst at the California Budget and Policy Center, said the measure has a decent chance of winning support among moderate Democrats due to the state’s budgetary woes.

From Los Angeles Times

Kayla Brown plopped a paper on the teacher’s desk then sat behind me.

From Literature

Rich Downing came running in and jumped into his seat behind Kayla as if he was trying to win a race.

From Literature

But when Courtney began to read parts of the book she had chosen for the group, she spoke so clearly and with all the ups and downs in her voice that helped you understand what the characters were feeling, that I almost couldn’t bear it when she stopped and Kayla began to read.

From Literature