Balin
Meaning of Balin
Like a golden trumpet note floating from Camelot to the sun-washed forums of Roma, Balin—pronounced BAY-lin—unfurls a story of steadfast spirit and quiet radiance: first etched in Arthurian legend where Sir Balin rode with unbowed valor, echoed in Tolkien’s halls of stone where a dwarf of the same name guards friendship like flame, and rooted even deeper in the Sanskrit balin, “strong, powerful,” a word that brushes against the Latin virtus as laurel against marble; thus braided from myth, language, and centuries of whispered admiration, the name glides through American birth records—rare as a comet yet remarkably steady—arriving to any newborn like a small, shining shield of fortitude and a lantern of promise, inviting him to stride his own heroic path beneath the ever-opening sky.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as BAY-lin (/beɪˈlɪn/)
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