Koltin
Meaning of Koltin
Koltin, pronounced KOHL-tin (/ˈkoʊltɪn/), is a spirited choice for boys that puts a fresh spin on the Old English Colton, originally meaning “from the coal town.” Its snap of a K and gentle –tin ending give it a suave, almost Latin flair, like a warm breeze carrying the promise of new adventures. Though it rests in the low 900s of U.S. baby-name lists, that steady presence feels less like a ranking and more like a hidden celebration. It glows quietly, like copper at sunset, hinting at a story waiting to unfold—no coal shovel required! Each little Koltin brings a blend of tradition and modern zest, inspiring parents to dream big as they welcome their son into a world full of possibilities.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KOHL-tin (/ˈkoʊltɪn/)
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