Dyllan
Meaning of Dyllan
The name Dyllan is a unisex name with origins rooted in Welsh culture, where it is derived from the word "dylluan," meaning "great tide" or "son of the sea." This name has been adapted into various spellings, including Dillon and Dylan. Pronounced as DIL-uhn (/ˈdɪlən/), Dyllan retains a timeless appeal that resonates with both boys and girls. Over the years, its popularity in the United States has seen fluctuations. In recent history, it reached its peak in 1991 with 168 occurrences, ranking at 808th place. While its usage has declined since then, it remains a charming choice for parents seeking a unique yet classic name. The versatile nature of Dyllan makes it an attractive option for modern families looking to honor tradition while embracing contemporary trends.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as DIL-uhn (/ˈdɪlən/)
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Notable People Named Dyllan
| Dyllan McGee is a documentary filmmaker and founder of McGee Media, known for producing impactful documentaries such as "Gloria: In Her Own Words" and "MAKERS: Women Who Make America." |
