Origin and Meaning of Dillyn

Variant of Dylan, often interpreted as 'son of the sea' or 'born from the sea.'

Origin: Welsh - Derived from the Welsh name Dylan, which is believed to originate from the words 'dy' meaning 'great' and 'llanw' meaning 'flow' or 'tide.'

• Dillyn is a modern variation of the more traditional name Dylan, which has deep roots in Welsh mythology.
• In Welsh culture, Dylan is considered the name of a mythological figure, the son of the sea god, and represents harmony with nature.
• Notable bearers of the name Dylan include American poet Dylan Thomas and the legendary musician Bob Dylan.
• Though Dillyn is less common, its popularity has grown in recent years, particularly in the United States, as parents seek unique variations of classic names.
• Variations and similar names include Dylan, Dillan, and Dillan.