Dathan
Meaning of Dathan
Dathan strides onto the modern stage like a comet blazing across a twilight sky—DAY-thuhn, a name born in the heat of ancient desert winds and steeped in Hebrew lore. In the pages of Scripture, he stood beside Korah, a figure of daring conviction whose very syllables seem to hum with the pulse of “law” or perhaps the gift of bold defiance. Today, Dathan carries that same spark: a dash of Old-World gravitas wrapped in fresh, Latin-tinged warmth—imagínate un corazón fuerte resonating through each crisp consonant. Never one to chase the crowd, he’s quietly claimed his spot in the mid-900s of U.S. baby-name charts (nine newborns in 2024), an off-the-beaten-path choice that feels at once familiar and fiercely original. Parents seeking a name with just the right blend of storied depth, rhythmic flair, and a wink of lighthearted rebellion will find in Dathan a companion for every daring adventure yet to come.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as DAY-thuhn (/deɪˈθən/)
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Notable People Named Dathan
| Dathan Ritzenhein - |
