Talya

Updated: October 24, 2023 by Stephanie Graham

Talya is a gentle name that means “dew of God.” It is said to come from a few different origins, but the most common seems to be Hebrew or Latin.

Meaning and Origin of the name Talya

Talya is a cute girl's name of Hebrew origin meaning “gentle dew from heaven” or “dew from God.”

Talya is a spelling variant of the name Talia, which is derived from the Hebrew words tal (meaning “dew”) and yahew (meaning “God”). This gives the meanings “gentle dew from heaven” or “dew from God” to Talya.

Symbolism of the name Talya

Talya is adaptable to any situation, mainly because she is so well-tuned in all her senses. She strives for joy, satisfaction, and happiness. Talya has learned to deal with positive and negative feelings, learning that the presence of one helps to develop respect for the other.

Nicknames for the name Talya

Tayla is an adorable variant that has equally adorable nicknames. We gathered the nicknames for Talya in the list below to help you find the best nickname for your baby girl. All of these nicknames pair perfectly with Talya and are cute and fun.

Taly
Tals
Tali
Lulu
Teeto
Lia
Lya
Alya

Style of the name Talya

New age

Gender of the name Talya

Talya is a girl's baby name.

Pronunciation of the name Talya

TALL-yah

Number of syllables in the name Talya

Two

Emotion evoked from the name Talya

Talya works hard to curb predispositions and control the alignment of her senses. She does not want to compromise her spiritual development. Talya loves independence and is tolerant and trusting. She places a high value on serenity. Talya enjoys being adaptable and is always willing to learn new things.

Alternative spellings for the name Talya

Talia
Talea
Talha
Thalia
Tahlia
Tahlya

Popularity of the name Talya

Talya came on the popularity charts in 1961. It stayed fairly consistent through the years and spiked in 1973. In 1974 it went back down and stayed constant until around 1989 when it spiked again. After that, the popularity of the name continue to rise, reaching its highest popularity around 2015.