Callan
Meaning of Callan
The name Callan, pronounced KAL-uhn (/ˈkælən/), is of Gaelic origin and is traditionally given to boys. It means "battle" or "rock," reflecting strength and resilience. A popular variation of the name is Callen. Over the past few decades, Callan has seen a steady rise in popularity in the United States, climbing from 5 occurrences in 1957 to 983 in 2023, reaching a rank of 338 among newborn boys' names. This upward trend highlights its growing appeal among parents seeking a strong yet unique name for their sons. The name Callan carries a sense of history and tradition while remaining fresh and modern, making it an excellent choice for contemporary families.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KAL-uhn (/ˈkælən/)
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Notable People Named Callan
| Callan Pinckney was an American fitness professional known for creating and popularizing Callanetics exercises. |
| Callan McAuliffe - Callan Ryan Claude McAuliffe is an Australian actor recognized for his roles in Flipped, I Am Number Four, The Great Gatsby, and as Alden on The Walking Dead. |
| Callan Mulvey is a well-known New Zealand actor recognized for his roles in Australian dramas like Underbelly and Rush, as well as his appearances in Hollywood films such as 300: Rise of an Empire, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Endgame, and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. |
