Meaning and history
Kyler is probably a blend of the sounds of Kyle and Tyler. It also matches the surname Kyler, which is an Anglicized form of the Dutch name Cuyler.
20062006: 1,301 births, rank #266
2007: 1,234 births, rank #278
2008: 1,269 births, rank #271
2009: 1,285 births, rank #267
2010: 1,286 births, rank #269
20112011: 1,371 births, rank #252
2012: 1,329 births, rank #266
2013: 1,270 births, rank #276
2014: 1,231 births, rank #288
2015: 1,294 births, rank #285
20162016: 1,192 births, rank #299
2017: 1,073 births, rank #319
2018: 1,138 births, rank #303
2019: 1,611 births, rank #236
2020: 1,466 births, rank #244
20212021: 1,470 births, rank #242
2022: 1,365 births, rank #252
2023: 1,035 births, rank #321
2024: 946 births, rank #356
20252025: 790 births, rank #404
Kyler moved from #357 to #404 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2019, with 1,611 births.