Kaleb
Meaning of Kaleb
Kaleb is a popular male name with deep historical roots and enduring appeal. Originating from the Hebrew name "Caleb," Kaleb means "faithful" or "devotion to God." The name is pronounced as KAY-luhb (/keɪləb/) in English. Over the past few decades, Kaleb has seen a steady rise in popularity in the United States, reaching its peak rank of 108th most common baby boy name in 2009. Despite slight fluctuations, it remains a well-loved choice among parents, consistently ranking within the top 300 names for boys. The variation Caleb is also widely used and shares the same rich heritage and phonetic charm. With its strong biblical connections and timeless quality, Kaleb continues to be a favored choice for many families looking for a meaningful and classic name for their son.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KAY-luhb (/keɪləb/)
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Notable People Named Kaleb
| Kaleb Stewart was an American musician, vocalist, and songwriter known for his work with bands such as As Friends Rust and Bridgeburner. |
| Kaleb Johnson is a former American football guard who played college football at Rutgers. |
| Kaleb Ethan McGary is an American football offensive tackle for the Atlanta Falcons of the NFL, having played college football at Washington. |
| Kaleb Udui Jr. is a Palauan civil servant, politician, and the current Minister of Finance of Palau since February 2021. |
| Kaleb Ramsey - Kaleb J. Ramsey is a former American football defensive tackle who played for the San Francisco 49ers and attended Boston College. |
