Eyden
Meaning of Eyden
Eyden, pronounced EYE-dun, is a modern spin on two well-loved classics: the Gaelic Aodhán, “little fire,” and the idyllic Eden, “delight.” That twin heritage lets the name flicker with energy while still feeling as peaceful as a hammock in a summer garden. In the United States it’s quietly but steadily warming up the charts—leaping from just five newborns in 2007 to more than a hundred in 2024—proof that parents are catching on to its easy sound and fresh, un-overused spelling. Eyden’s breezy two syllables roll off the tongue, fit neatly on a kindergarten cubby, and still look board-room ready thirty years down the road. For families who want a name that’s familiar yet not everywhere, fiery yet gentle, Eyden offers the best of both worlds with a spark that’s ready to light up a little boy’s future.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as EYE-dun (/aɪdn/)
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