Talan

Talan comes from a blend of Welsh and English origins, both carrying the meaning "talon" or "claw." In Welsh, it's connected to the word 'tal,' meaning 'end' or 'front,' suggesting strength and prominence. The English roots trace back to the Old French 'talon,' initially meaning 'heel,' but evolving to represent the sharp, agile nature of a claw. The name has a modern flair with a nod to nature, evoking images of agility and strength.

In terms of popularity, Talan made a notable leap in the early 2000s, climbing 3723 spots between 2004 and 2005. It reached its peak at #309 in 2006 and enjoyed a six-year stretch in the Top 1000. However, its popularity has waned in recent years, with the latest ranking being #3093 in 2024. Despite these fluctuations, Talan has maintained a unique presence among modern names.

With its strong and agile connotations, Talan carries a vibe of quiet confidence and resilience. It's a name that feels both contemporary and connected to the natural world, making it an intriguing choice for parents seeking something distinctive yet grounded.