Aladdin

Aladdin comes from the Arabic name Alāʾ ad-Dīn, carrying the profound meaning of 'nobility of faith' or 'nobility of religion'. This name evokes a sense of old-world charm with its exotic roots, and it carries a certain nobility, as suggested by its etymology. It feels both adventurous and timeless, capturing the imagination with a touch of magic and elegance.

In terms of popularity, Aladdin had its moment in the spotlight in 1993, when it leaped up to its best rank at #2864. However, its journey was like a rollercoaster, as it dropped dramatically from #5040 to #10667 by 2002. By 2024, it settled at #5222. Despite these fluctuations, it never quite broke into the top 100.

Aladdin is the kind of name that conjures images of charm and adventure. It’s perfect for someone who is daring and charismatic, perhaps with a flair for the dramatic. There's something undeniably captivating about Aladdin, making it a classic choice for those drawn to names with a bit of exotic flair and a rich, noble history.