Dylan (name)

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Dylan
Gender Male
Origin
Word/Name Welsh
Meaning flood, tsunami, son of the sea
Other names
Related names Dillon, Dyllan, Dilon, Dylen, Dilen, Dhillon

Dylan is a Welsh male given name. It is the traditional approach of spelling the name. It is derived from the elements dy, meaning "great" and llanw, meaning "sea".[1] It is usually a given name in Wales, and in Welsh the first syllable is most often pronounced closer to "dull" than to "dill", thus [ˈdəlan] rather than English /ˈdɪlən/.

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[edit] People with the first (given) name Dylan

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[edit] People with the surname Dylan

  • Bob Dylan, American composer and performer (born Robert Zimmerman)
  • Jakob Dylan, youngest son of Bob and Sara Dylan and lead singer of The Wallflowers
  • Jesse Dylan, eldest son of Bob and Sara Dylan
  • Sara Dylan, first wife of Bob Dylan

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