Caiden
#997 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Caiden has experienced a rise in popularity over the past two decades, ranking among trendy boy names in many English-speaking countries, appreciated for its contemporary style and strong connotations.
Why Parents Choose Caiden
Parents often choose Caiden for its modern sound, positive meaning of strength and resilience, and its versatility across different cultures. It offers a fresh yet meaningful option for boys.
History & Cultural Significance
The name Caiden evolved from the Irish surname Mac Cadáin, meaning 'son of Cadán,' with Cadán being a diminutive of Cad, meaning 'battle.' Over time, Caiden has become a popular given name in the United States and beyond, often chosen for its strong sound and contemporary feel. Its usage surged in the early 2000s, reflecting a trend toward unique and modern names inspired by traditional roots.
Caiden is a modern variation of the traditional Irish name Caden, which means 'fighter' or 'warrior.' It has gained popularity in recent years, especially in English-speaking countries, symbolizing strength and resilience.
Notable People Named Caiden
- Caiden Cowger, American actor
- Caiden Rose, fictional character in a popular children's book series
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Pop Culture References
- Caiden in the TV series 'The Wilds'
- Caiden from various modern children's books