Killian

  • Origin
    Gaelic, Irish
  • Meaning
    Killian carries the meaning of "church" or "follower of Saint Cillian." It represents qualities such as faith, spirituality, and devotion.
  • Variations
    Cillian, Killian, Kilian, Killien
  • Similar names
    Liam, Aidan, Declan, Ronan, Sullivan, Finnian, Keegan
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  • Killian, with its Irish and Gaelic roots, carries a profound meaning and resonates with qualities of faith and devotion. Derived from the Gaelic name "CillĂ­n," meaning "little church" or "follower of Saint Cillian," it holds a spiritual significance that can inspire and empower its bearer. With variations such as Cillian, Kilian, and Killien, this name maintains its unique charm while offering flexibility. Its similarity to names like Liam, Aidan, and Declan places it among the popular choices for parents seeking a distinctive yet familiar name for their baby boy. The name Killian has left its mark on numerous fields, from entertainment to sports. Figures like Killian Scott, an acclaimed Irish actor, and Killian Hayes, a talented American basketball player, have brought recognition to the name. Additionally, fictional characters like Killian Jones from "Once Upon a Time" have captured the hearts of audiences around the world. Choosing the name Killian for your baby boy bestows upon him a name rich in history and symbolism. It embodies strength, devotion, and a deep-rooted connection to faith. With its timeless appeal, Killian is a name that will accompany your child on his journey through life, inspiring him to embrace his spiritual side while remaining steadfast in his pursuits.
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