Skylee is an emerging name of unknown origin and significance. It was created by the American author Stephenie Meyer for her vampire-themed series "The Twilight Saga." The character Skylee, also known as Alice, is introduced in the third book of the series, "Eclipse." Despite its popularity thanks to Meyer's works, there is no official meaning or origin story associated with Skylee. It seems to have been invented by Meyer herself for her fictional character. As such, the name does not carry any traditional cultural or historical significance beyond its appearance in modern popular culture.
The name Skilee has been used infrequently in the United States, with only five births recorded in the year 2013. Despite its rarity, it's fascinating to note that there have been a total of five babies named Skilee born in the U.S., each one unique and cherished by their families. Although it may not be as common as other names, having such a distinctive name like Skilee can make each child feel special and stand out in a crowd.