Lan ending baby names and what they mean, with 63 results. -lan names are used more often as masculine names. Adoption of these boy names was at its peak 3 years ago (USAGE OF 1.45%) and has remained as conventional to this day (USAGE 1.39%, ▼4%), but with names like Alan becoming less stylish. The more fashionable baby names here are Callan (#588), Declan (#101), Lachlan (#686), Milan (#450) and Nolan (#64), while Morlan (TOP 8%) and Mullan (10%) are common -lan last names.

Agilan - Dallan

Agilan
Stems fr. Tamil. "Man who commands everything." Akilan is a marginally prominent kid's name. See also Ashlan.

Alan▼, var. Allan¹▼
Origin fr. Old German. "Precious." Alan, Allan (cf. Aclan, Klan) are common -lan suffix surnames.

Allan²▼
Form of Allen. From Gaelic, Old German words. "Precious." Allan is familiar (UPPER 20%) as a male name, and is found commonly (UPPER 2%) as a last name. See also Aslan.

Arlan¹
Form of Arlen. Derived fr. Gaelic word. "Pledge, oath." Arlan is commonplace as a baby name compared to other versions. Gender-neutral name.

Arlan²
Var. of Erland. Based on Old English, Old Norse. "Noble's land; foreigner, stranger." Also a girls' name. Somewhat novel as a boys' name, Arlan occurs more frequently as a last name.

Ashlan
Var. of Ashley. Root fr. Old English word. "Ash meadow." Not Top 2000 name. Unisex name.

Aslan
Stems fr. Turkish. "Lion." Aslan is not often adopted as a children's name. See also Ashlen.

Bartalan
Var. of Bartholomew. From Aramaic element. "Son of Talmai (the farmer)." Outside Top 2000.

Caelan¹, var. Calan
Based on Irish, Gaelic element. "Slender." Caelan is familiar as a baby name among these variant forms.

Callan▲
Root fr. Gaelic, Scottish languages. "Battle; rock." Cross-gender use. Used frequently as a boys' name, Callan is similar to the popular Callum.

Caolan, var. Kealan, Caelan²
Origin fr. Gaelic word. "Slender." Less common today. Caelan was the version last listed (2011) in the Top 2000.

Carollan, var. Carolan
Derivative of Irish, Gaelic element. "Little champion." Unusual, with the common androgynous-sounding -an suffix for Carollan, Carolan, like Cailean.

Chambellan
Form of Chamberlain. From Middle English language. "Chief officer of the household." Not that popular as a baby name.

Colan
Var. of Colin. Root fr. Irish, Scottish, Gaelic words. "Young creature." Compare surnames Colman (TOP 5%), Colen (18%). See also Colwin.

Conlan
Derived fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Hero." Conlan, like the similar Colan, occurs more often as a surname.

Cullan
Var. of Cullen. Derived fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "Good-looking lad; handsome." Not in Top 2000. See also Calan.

Daylan, Daelan
Var. of Daylon. Root fr. American word. Daylon and its variants probably are .. Rare, with usage of 0.001% for Daelan and Daylan as birth names in 2018, lower than 0.004% the year before.

Dallan¹
Var. of Dale. Root fr. Old English. "Valley." Not in Top 2000. See also Dillen.

Dallan², var. Dalan
Stems fr. Irish. "Blind." Rare as boys' names, but Dallan and Dalan are comparable to the more common Dylan.

Dallan³
Form of Dallin. From Old English language. "From the valley." Dallani and Dellan are creative forms. See also Dyllon.