Caden
Meaning of Caden
The name Caden, pronounced as KAY-din, is a popular choice for boys in English-speaking countries. It has seen a significant rise in usage over the past few decades, particularly in the United States. The name's origin is often attributed to Gaelic roots, meaning "battle" or "spirit of battle," which gives it a strong and resilient connotation. Alternatively, some believe it may derive from an Old English surname. Caden has several variations, with Kaden being one of the most common alternatives.
In terms of popularity, Caden has experienced fluctuating ranks but generally maintained a strong presence among newborn names since the late 20th century. Its peak was in 2007 when it reached the 92nd position with 5,055 occurrences. More recently, it ranked 198th in 2023 with 1,835 occurrences. This enduring appeal can be attributed to its modern sound and straightforward pronunciation.
Caden's associations with strength and battle-ready spirit make it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name that embodies resilience and vigor. Its versatility and contemporary feel ensure that it remains a favored option for many families today.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KAY-din (/ˈkeɪdn/)
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Notable People Named Caden
| Caden Manson is a co-founder and director of Big Art Group, a performance ensemble in New York City, known for pushing the boundaries of contemporary performance through digital media and interdisciplinary collaborations. Manson is also involved in community organizing and education within the arts. |
| Caden Sterns is an American football safety for the Denver Broncos in the NFL, known for his college career at Texas. |
| Caden Cunningham is a British taekwondo practitioner who competes in the +87kg Heavyweight division. |
