Deegan

Meaning of Deegan

Deegan bursts onto the scene like a pint-sized mariachi serenading the rolling green hills of Éire—¡olé and sláinte in one breath! Rooted in the old Irish surname Ó Duibhginn, it means “descendant of the dark-haired one,” a nod to midnight locks and moonlit mischief. He’s a modern up-and-comer, dancing up the U.S. charts since the late ’90s with the quick-step of a young fútbol star chasing glory. Say it “DEE-guhn,” short, bright, and gone in a wink, much like a firefly over a summer campo. The name feels sporty thanks to motocross daredevil Haiden Deegan and sounds storybook-bold, perfect for a little hero who will leap fences, score goals, and still hug Abuela before bed. Deegan is equal parts Gaelic grit and fiesta flair—a pocket-sized passport to adventure.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as DEE-guhn (/diˈgʊn/)

• Degan
• Keegan