Origin and Meaning of Kaelob

A variant spelling of Caleb, which means 'faithful' or 'devotion'.

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name Kaleb (כָּלֵב), which can mean 'dog' (symbolizing faithfulness) or 'wholehearted'.

• Kaelob is a modern variation of the traditional name Caleb, which has biblical roots and is particularly popular in the United States.
• The name Caleb is used in various cultures, with roots in Hebrew traditions and influences found across Christian communities.
• Notable bearers of the name Caleb include Caleb from the Bible, one of the spies sent by Moses to explore Canaan, who exhibited faith and courage.
• Caleb has consistently been a popular name in the U.S., while the alternative spelling Kaelob has seen a rise in use in more recent decades, reflecting a trend toward unique name spellings.
• Similar names include Kaleb, and other names like Kylob and Cale, which also derive from similar roots or themes.