Christen pirouettes off the tongue with a bright, confident bounce and a secret whisper of ancient ceremony. Born from the Latin christus, meaning “anointed,” it carries the gentle promise of fresh starts and the sacred charm of a family baptism. Unisex by nature, it feels like a warm invitation—equally at home on boys and girls, whether pronounced KRIS-tuhn in English or KRISS-ten in German. It straddles old-world reverence and new-world flair, like a centuries-old chapel door painted in a cheerful pastel. Christen is a name for storytellers and daredevils alike, for backyard adventures and cozy holiday gatherings, a spark of tradition lighting the way to tomorrow’s possibilities.
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