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I prefer Kayla. I know two Kylie's and they're both bitches.

I wouldn't associate either of them with Kyle. I'd assume that Kayla was based on Michaela; Kylie is Australian as far as I know. Kyle isn't a name I enjoy, so I wouldn't be very interested in fem versions of it.

I don't like either one. I can tolerate Kayla but I can't stand Kylie. Also, I heard that in Australia, Kylie is considered dated and even trashy.

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Kyla is better. It sounds more mature.

I don't consider Kayla a feminine form of Kyle. Kylie or Kyla are though. I think Kylie is cutesy and insubstantial. I don't love Kyla, but I do think it has a bit more substance than Kylie.

Even though I prefer Kayla / Kaila / Kelila as a name, I think Kylie makes more sense as a feminization of Kyle. If that's what you're going for, then I'd pick Kylie.

Kylie.

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Kayla just sounds terrible.

There's Kyla, as well. Out of the three I prefer that, but generally not into feminizations. I don't really like any of them.

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Kayla doesn't have much relation to Kyle, though.

This message was edited 3/21/2015, 10:34 AM

Kylie

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Kayla is derived from Katherine. Where as Kylie and Kyla are the feminine forms of Kyle.

Always liked Kayla, but I don't connect it with Kyle at all. Kyla, yes, but not Kayla.
Kylie has always seemed babyish to me.

Kylie is a more logical feminine version of Kyle.
On the other hand, I think Kayla is a more attractive and useable name.

I don't think anyone would really think much of it. I'd prefer Kyla to Kayla as a feminization since Kayla isn't related to Kyle at all. Although I do know twins a year or so younger than me named Kayla and Kyle so I actually always assumed Kayla was a feminization of Kyle as well.

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Kylie is really cute under these circumstances.

Kylie

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I like Kylie, even though it is a bit trendy. I feel like Kayla is bit dated to the late 80's. I also have a personal reason for disliking Kayla.