Falcon

Meaning of Falcon

The name Falcon is a strong and evocative choice for a baby boy, drawing inspiration from the majestic bird of prey known for its keen vision and swift flight. Originating from the English word "falcon," which itself is derived from the Latin "falco," meaning "sickle" (a reference to the bird's curved talons), this name carries connotations of power, freedom, and agility. Pronounced as FAL-kuhn in English and FAHL-kon in Spanish, Falcon has seen modest but steady use in the United States over recent decades. Its unique appeal lies in its association with nature and its symbolic representation of sharp intellect and independence. The name also has a variation, Falken, which adds a touch of old-world charm while maintaining its robust essence. With occurrences ranging from 7 to 29 per year over the past few decades, Falcon remains a rare yet impactful choice for parents seeking a distinctive and meaningful name for their child.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as FAHL-kon (/ˈfal.kon/)

English

• Pronunced as FAL-kuhn (/ˈfælkən/)

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