Dylann

Meaning of Dylann

Dylann, pronounced DIE-lan, moves through the name world like a gentle río that carries stories on its current—born from the ancient Welsh words for “great” and “tide,” it conjures images of moonlit coastlines and whispered legends of a sea-son rising to greet the dawn. Warm and unassuming, this unisex gem blooms in Latin-flavored hearts from Mexico City to Miami, where abuelos smile at its echo of both poetic myth and modern spirit. Though still a rare treasure—hovering in the mid-900s on U.S. baby charts with around sixteen tiny Dylanns in 2024—it’s just the right blend of classic depth and playful flair. Picture little Dylanns flourishing under sun-dappled palms, each one carrying the promise of a bright tide yet to come.

Pronunciation

British English

• Pronunced as DI-lan (/ˈdaɪlən/)

American English

• Pronunced as DIE-lan (/ˈdaɪlən/)

• Dillon
• Dylan
• Dillan
• Dyllan
• Dillen
• Dyllon
• Dylun