Origin and Meaning of Cardon

Thorny or rose-like

Origin: English - The name Cardon is derived from the Old French 'carde', which means 'thistle' or refers to plants of the thistle family, indicating a connection to nature.

• Cardon can also refer to a type of flowering plant, emphasizing its botanical significance.
• The name has been relatively uncommon in modern cultures, making it distinctive for those who bear it.
• Notable bearers include Cardon Ellis, a modern entrepreneur known for sustainable practices.
• Popularity of the name Cardon has remained low, with occasional spikes in usage, particularly in the 20th century.
• Related names and variations include Cardin, Carden, and other names that integrate the 'card' element.