Tylar

Tylar is a masculine name of Old English origin, from tiler, meaning “tiler of roofs,” “maker of tiles,” and “doorkeeper.” More commonly spelled as Tyler, Tylar’s roots stretch back to the forming of surnames to indicate someone’s profession. US parents kickstarted Tyler’s use for girls in the 1980s, so who’s to say Tylar can’t get in on that sweet gender-neutral flexibility? As both a surname and personal name, the sky is the limit for dashing Tylar.