Payten
Meaning of Payten
Payten—pronounced PAY-tuhn—spins a vibrant tale that marries Old English roots with modern flair. She springs from the surname Peyton, meaning “fighting man’s estate,” yet she blooms like the first splash of gulal at Holi, bright and unapologetic! She’s less about dusty archives and more about dancing dandiya under starlit skies. Across Indian backyards and American suburbs alike, Payten embodies a storyteller’s spirit: she soared into over 300 baby registries in 2009 and, today, she charms roughly 16 families, gifting her that hidden-gem sparkle. Arriving with the poise of a Bollywood heroine and the whisper of ancestral meadows, Payten offers parents a melody of heritage and bold new beginnings—a name that dances on the tongue like a monsoon breeze through jasmine.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as PAY-tuhn (/ˈpeɪtn/)
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