Origin and Meaning of Caulin

Little and slender

Origin: Irish - Derived from the Irish name Caolmhuire, which combines 'caol' meaning 'slender' and 'Mhuire' referring to 'Mary', in this context implying 'little Mary'.

• Caulin is a relatively uncommon name that is known mostly in Irish cultures, reflecting both heritage and connection to historical figures.
• In Irish folklore, names with similar roots often signify affection and endearment, making Caulin a name that conveys warmth.
• Notable bearers of the name include Caulin O’Brien, an emerging Irish musician, symbolizing the name's connection to contemporary culture.
• Caulin has seen fluctuations in popularity, with a noticeable increase of interest in names of Irish origin in the last two decades, though still remaining relatively unique.
• Variations of the name include Caolán, Caoilinn for girls, and it may be connected to other names like Colin and Callan.