Orlin

Meaning of Orlin

Orlin is a spirited name of Bulgarian origin that traces back to the Slavic word for “eagle.” It brings to mind a young dreamer soaring through the sky with courage and grace—he might not sprout actual wings, but he’ll carry that eagle spirit in his heart. In some Celtic traditions, Orlin also whispers of golden light and a noble soul, adding extra shine to his path. With its lively rhythm—OR-lin—and a hint of Latin flair, the name feels like a melody sung con pasión. Parents who choose Orlin imagine their little one embracing life full of vision and freedom. It’s rare but climbing in the US—25 newborns in 2024, ranked 899—so he’ll stand out with friendly charm. With Orlin, every sunrise promises new horizons.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as OR-lin (/ˈɔr.lɪn/)

• Odin
• Oren
• Orion
• Orlando
• Orson
• Orrin