Tyler

ˈtaɪlər

Definition

Definition of Tyler - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

boys identitymale given name derived from the surname

Tyler is popular among boys born in the 1990s.

first name

forename

given name

family historyEnglish surname from an occupation related to tiling

Tyler is a common surname in England.

tiler

history

historical figure who was the 10th US president

John Tyler served as president from 1841 to 1845.

geography

Rare

city in Texas named after John Tyler

Rare

Tyler is known for its rose gardens.

city

municipality

urban area

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Origin of Tyler

Old English, tigeler (tile maker)

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JTCC

acr.

acr: John Tyler Community College

place to learn after high school

Examples of Tyler in a sentence

Everyone was excited to meet Tyler.
Tyler was the name on the mailbox.
I met a Tyler at the conference.
Tyler's policies were controversial at the time.
Many historians study Tyler's presidency.
Tyler hosts an annual rose festival.

Many tourists visit Tyler for its scenic beauty.

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French:Tyler, ...
German:Tyler, Familienname aus einem Fliesenlegerberuf, ...
Italian:Tyler, ...
Spanish:Tyler, ...
Portuguese:Tyler, ...
Chinese:泰勒, ...
Japanese:タイラー, ...
Arabic:تَايْلَر, ...
Hebrew:טַיְלֶר, ...
Russian:Тайлер, ...
Ukrainian:Тайлер, ...
Hindi:टायलर, ...
Bengali:টাইলার, ...
Catalan:Tyler, John Tyler, ...
Czech:Tyler, John Tyler, ...
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Dutch:Tyler, ...
Greek:Τάιλερ, Τζον Τάιλερ, ...
Hungarian:Tyler, az Egyesült Államok 10. elnöke, ...
Khmer:ឈ្មោះបុរស, ថាយល័រ, ...
Korean:타일러, ...
Persian:تایلر, جان تایلر, ...
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Romanian:Tyler, ...
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Thai:ไทเลอร์, เมืองไทเลอร์, ...
Turkish:Tyler, John Tyler, ...
Vietnamese:Tyler, một họ tiếng Anh, ...

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