Origin and Meaning of Jadyne

A variation of the name Jade, often interpreted to mean 'precious stone' or 'gem'.

Origin: English - Derived from Jade, which itself comes from the Spanish term 'piedra de ijada' meaning 'stone of the flank', referring to the stone's supposed ability to cure kidney ailments.

• Jadyne is a relatively modern name, gaining popularity as a feminine variation of the name Jade.
• The name has been used predominantly in English-speaking countries, where unique spellings of traditional names have become trendy.
• Notable bearers of the name include Jadyne Kauffman, a figure in contemporary art and social media.
• Jadyne has fluctuated in popularity since its emergence, with varying usage over the last few decades, particularly among parents seeking unique names.
• Related names include Jayden, Jade, and Jada, which reflect a similar sound or thematic connection to nature and gemstones.