Origin and Meaning of Kylian

Narrow or slender

Origin: Irish - Derived from the traditional Irish name 'Cillian', which comes from the Gaelic 'Cill', meaning 'church' or 'cell'.

• Kylian has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in France and other French-speaking countries, often seen as a modern variant of Cillian.
• The name Kylian is often associated with the Celtic culture and has roots in early Christian traditions due to its connection with monks and the establishment of churches.
• Notable bearer of the name include Kylian Mbappé, a famous French professional football player, which has contributed to its popularity in contemporary culture.
• Kylian has been increasingly popular in the 21st century, particularly in Europe, and its usage has grown in various countries outside of France.
• Variations of the name include Cillian (original), Killian (Anglicized version), and Kylian is sometimes spell-variant with additional letters like Kyllian.