Cohan
Meaning of Cohan
Cohan is a masculine name with origins in both American English and Irish. In American English, it is pronounced as KOH-han (/koʊˈhæn/), while in Irish, it is pronounced the same way, but with a slightly different phonetic transcription: KOH-han (/koʊˈhɑn/). A variation of this name is Cohen.
Cohan carries a rich history and has gained popularity over the years. According to data from the United States of America, Cohan has been bestowed upon newborns since at least 2003. While its usage may vary from year to year, it consistently maintains a presence on the baby naming charts. In recent years, Cohan has ranked between 4160 and 10723 in terms of occurrence.
Choosing Cohan for your little one may bring a touch of uniqueness to their life while still maintaining an air of familiarity. Its dual origin adds an interesting cultural dimension to the name, making it appealing for those seeking a name with depth and heritage.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KOH-han (/koʊˈhæn/)
Irish
- Pronunced as KOH-han (/koʊˈhɑn/)
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