Titan
Meaning of Titan
The name Titan is a strong and powerful choice for a baby boy, rooted in Greek mythology. Pronounced as TEE-tahn in Greek and TY-tuhn in English, the name evokes images of immense strength and grandeur. In ancient mythology, the Titans were a race of deities who ruled during the legendary Golden Age, symbolizing might and authority. This association makes Titan an appealing name for parents seeking something that conveys both power and history. Over the years, the popularity of Titan has steadily increased in the United States; it ranked 971st in 2023 with 226 occurrences. Variations of this name include Titus, another strong name with historical significance. Whether you are drawn to its mythological roots or its modern appeal, Titan stands out as a distinctive choice for any baby boy.
Pronunciation
Greek
- Pronunced as TEE-tahn (/ˈti.tan/)
American English
- Pronunced as TY-tuhn (/ˈtaɪtn/)
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Notable People Named Titan
| Titan, a male white Great Dane, held the Guinness World Record as the world's tallest dog at 107.3 centimeters (42.2 inches) from the floor to his shoulder. |
