Caven
Meaning of Caven
Caven unfolds like a warm ember of ancient song, its syllables echoing from the misty Celtic hills of “Caomhán,” where “gentle birth” and “noble grace” were once whispered by druidic fires, then drifting southward into the sonorous cadences of Latin tongues. It conjures sunlit caverns carved by time—silent refuges where depth meets light—and carries with it the dual heritage of a kindly strength and an inscrutable mystery, as though every utterance is a lantern guiding the heart into hidden beauty. Though rare—only nine newborns bore it in 2024, ranking it 915th in the United States—Caven endures with a steady, almost reverent persistence through decades, a choice for parents drawn to names that blend poetic resonance, old-world warmth, and the promise of singular distinction.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KAY-vin (/keɪˈvɪn/)
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Notable People Named Caven
| Caven Atkins - |
