Paden
Meaning of Paden
With its roots reaching back through Old English “pæþ,” meaning path, and the Gaelic Ó Péidín—a little form of Peadar, or Peter—Paden feels at once adventurous and solid as a rock. Pronounced PAY-dən, it conjures images of a fearless trailblazer forging new ways, a curious spirit drawn to open horizons. Though it remains uncommon—comfortably tucked in the 900s on U.S. baby name charts—the name’s gentle rise suggests parents are drawn to its blend of warmth and quiet confidence. Paden strikes just the right balance: distinctive without feeling overdone, playful yet grounded, and perfectly suited for a child destined to carve out his own journey.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as PAY-dən (/ˈpeɪdən/)
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Notable People Named Paden
| Paden Tolbert - |
