Cayden

Meaning of Cayden

Cayden bursts onto the scene like a little firecracker, carrying Gaelic roots that whisper “spirited warrior,” while the trendy “-aden” ending links him to modern heroes like Aiden and Jayden. Over the last three decades he has sprinted up the U.S. charts—think tiny sneakers leaving a zig-zag track from 1990’s fringe to today’s familiar favorite—proving that parents everywhere love his upbeat vibe. The name’s bright “KAY” sound sits well on Indian tongues too, echoing the crisp kick of names such as Karan or Kabir, so Cayden can dance comfortably at a Diwali party or a Fourth-of-July picnic. Friends often picture a Cayden as the kid who shares his crayons, then scores the winning goal—equal parts heart and hustle. In short, this name offers a playful mix of ancient bravery and modern charm, perfect for parents who want their little lad to stride into life with both tradition and turbo.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as KAY-den (/ˈkeɪdən/)

• Kaden
• Aiden
• Jayden
• Zayden
• Raiden
• Brayden
• Hayden