Adryan

Meaning of Adryan

The name Adryan is a masculine given name with roots in both Latin and Greek origins, often considered a variation of the more common name Adrian. It carries the meaning "from Hadria," a town in northern Italy, which historically signifies someone who is dark or rich. The name has been embraced across various cultures, leading to slight differences in pronunciation. In French and Brazilian Portuguese, it is pronounced as ah-DREE-an (/a.dʁi.jã/ and /aˈdri.ã/, respectively), while in Spanish it maintains a similar phonetic structure (/aˈðrjan/). In English-speaking countries, it is typically pronounced as uh-DREE-un (/əˈdriən/).

Adryan has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States over the years. Although not among the most common names, it has consistently appeared on the baby name charts since 1980. Its highest rank was recorded in 2020 when 73 newborns were given this distinctive name, placing it at 1960th position that year. The name's unique spelling adds a modern twist to its classical roots, appealing to parents looking for a familiar yet distinct choice for their baby boy.