Coleman

Coleman's core meaning centers around 'a servant of Nicholas' in Old English or 'a little dove' in Irish, symbolizing peace and loyalty.

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The name Coleman originates from the Old English 'Colman' and Irish 'O Colmain,' which translates to 'descendant of Colmán.' It reflects historical and cultural interactions between the Irish and English societies.

  • Popularity: 2,441st
  • Babies named Coleman in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 176
  • Nicknames: Cole, Col, Coley, Manny, Len.
  • Full Names: Coleman Johnson, Coleman Smith, Coleman Brown, Coleman White, Coleman King.
  • Famous Namesakes: Coleman Hawkins-Jazz Musician, Coleman Young-Politician, Coleman Francis-Director, Coleman Barks-Poet, Coleman Griffith-Psychologist.
  • Gender: Traditionally masculine, though occasionally unisex in modern contexts.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Coleman is associated with the number 5, symbolizing versatility, freedom, and adventure. Individuals with this name tend to have a magnetic charm and a love for experiencing new things.

In the United States, the name Coleman has maintained a steady presence, often attributed to families honoring their Irish heritage or historical figures. It remains a popular choice for those seeking a traditional yet distinctive name.

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