Pronunciation: [kˈe͡ɪlɛb] (IPA) 
The name "Cayleb" is an alternative spelling of Caleb. The phonetic transcription of "Cayleb" is /keɪləb/ while that of "Caleb" is /ˈkeɪləb/. The difference in spelling is due to the individual's preference or cultural influence. However, the pronunciation remains the same in both spellings. Caleb is a biblical name meaning "loyal" or "devoted," and it has been a popular name for boys throughout history, including in the United States.
Cayleb is a proper noun primarily used as a given name for boys. It is of uncertain origin and does not have a widely recognized etymology. As a result, there are various interpretations and meanings associated with the name.
One interpretation suggests Cayleb may be a variant or phonetic spelling of the more common name Caleb. Caleb itself has Hebrew origins and is derived from the Hebrew word "kaleb," meaning "dog" or "faithful." In this context, Cayleb may allude to attributes such as loyalty, devotion, or even a playful nature often associated with dogs.
Another perspective considers Cayleb as a unique and independent name, disconnected from Caleb. In this interpretation, the name lacks a distinct meaning but is valued for its rareness and originality. It may be viewed as a fusion of other names or an alteration that signifies a modern or unconventional naming choice.
The usage and popularity of the name Cayleb may vary depending on cultural and regional influences. It is often chosen by parents seeking a distinctive name for their sons, desiring a name that stands out or has a personal significance.
The name "Cayleb" is a variant of the name "Caleb". The origin of the name "Caleb" can be traced back to the Hebrew language. In Hebrew, "Kaleb" (כָּלֵב) means "dog" or "faithful", and it has biblical roots. In the Bible, Caleb was one of the twelve spies sent by Moses to scout the land of Canaan. He was known for his loyalty and faithfulness to God. Over time, the name "Caleb" has been adapted and changed in different languages and cultures, resulting in variants like "Cayleb".
