Roldan
Meaning of Roldan
Pronounced rohl-DAHN, Roldan is a Spanish form of the medieval Germanic name Roland, derived from elements meaning “fame” and “land,” and it evokes the paladin of Charlemagne immortalized in the Song of Roland. As a given name, Roldan maintains a low profile in the United States, where it has hovered in the 900s on national popularity charts in recent years, with only seven recorded births in 2024. Its understated presence reflects a balance between historical gravitas and modern individuality, making it appealing to parents seeking a name with literary resonance yet limited use. The name refrains from demanding the spotlight, offering a distinctive choice without courting trends. While Roldan’s sound carries the warm consonants and open vowels of Spanish, its roots reach back to medieval Europe, linking bearers to a tradition of loyalty and valor.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as rohl-DAHN (/roʃlˈdan/)
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Notable People Named Roldan
| Roldan Aquino - |
