Origin and Meaning of Dylani

Feminine form of Dylan, often interpreted as 'sea' or 'son of the sea.'

Origin: Welsh - Derived from the Welsh name Dylan, which is believed to be composed of the elements 'dy' (great) and 'llanw' (tide or flow).

• Dylani is primarily a modern, feminine variation of the traditionally masculine name Dylan, which has strong roots in Welsh mythology.
• In Welsh culture, the name Dylan is associated with a god of the sea and water, which imbues the name Dylani with a similar thematic resonance.
• Notable bearers of the name Dylan include the famous poet Dylan Thomas, which has contributed to the modern popularity of its variants.
• Dylani is less common than Dylan but has been gaining popularity as parents look for unique variations of traditional names.
• Related names include Dylen and Dylana, which also serve as feminine variations of Dylan.