Laken

Meaning of Laken

Laken glides in like a fresh breeze over el lago—its roots swim in the English word “lake,” and even echo the Latin lacus, whispering of clear water and new beginnings. As a unisex choice, it skips across gender lines with the ease of a smooth stone, giving parents extra freedom and a smile. The name first paddled onto U.S. charts in the mid-80s and has stayed afloat ever since, never too common, never too rare—think of it as that peaceful cove only locals know. Laken carries images of reflection, adventure, and quiet strength; it’s the child who can day-dream by the shore and then race the waves five minutes later. A dash of modern nature, a hint of timeless calm, and just enough surprise to keep things fun—Laken is ready to sail into any life story.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as LAY-ken (/leɪˈkən/)

• Lake
• Lakin
• Lakelyn
• Layken
• Lakenzie
• Lakena
• Larken