Origin and Meaning of Kelman
Meaning & Origin
The name Kelman is believed to mean 'noble' or 'from the dark valley'.
Origin: Scottish - Derived from the Scottish Gaelic 'Ceallach', meaning 'frequenting the church'.
Interesting Facts
- Kelman is a surname of Scottish origin that has evolved into a given name, often associated with nobility and heritage.
- In some cultures, Kelman can be found as a first name, while in others it remains primarily a surname.
- Notable bearers include British author and politician, Hugh Kelman, and Scottish artist, Calum Kelman.
- The popularity of Kelman as a first name has been modest, primarily gaining attention in the last few decades in certain regions.
- Related names include Kellan, Callum, and variations of Kelman such as Kelmanian or Kelmon.