Aedan

Aedan, rooted in the ancient Gaelic language, carries the meaning of 'little fire.' It represents a spirited and enthusiastic individual characterized by an inner warmth and energy. It is often used to suggest someone with both a gentle and dynamic nature, embodying the nurturing warmth of a small campfire.

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The name Aedan is of Celtic origin, derived primarily from the Irish and Scottish Gaelic languages. It is a nature-inspired name deriving from 'aodh,' meaning 'fire' or 'fiery.' It is associated with warmth and energy, reflecting a passionate personality.

  • Babies named Aedan in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 34
  • Nicknames: Ade, Eddie, Ed, Den, Dane.
  • Full Names: Aedan MacNeill, Aedan Durkin, Aedan Falconer, Aedan Carlin, Aedan Greer.
  • Famous Namesakes: Aedan MacGowan–King of Scots, Aedan Turner–Actor, Aedan Coleman–Footballer, Aedan Rous–Entrepreneur, Aedan Brock–Author.
  • Gender: Unisex name, although predominantly used for boys.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Aedan resonates with the energy of the number 5. It suggests versatility, change, and a strong sense of independence. People with this number are often seen as adventurous spirits, always seeking new experiences, and are adaptable to any environment.

Aedan has steadily grown in popularity, especially in English-speaking countries. In recent decades, it has become a choice for parents seeking a traditional yet modern-sounding name, often ranking in the top name lists among new baby names in both the UK and US.

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