Origin and Meaning of Wildan

One who is destined for greatness; a noble person

Origin: Arabic - Derived from the Arabic root 'WLD' which means ‘to give birth’ or ‘to be born,’ with 'Wildan' being generally understood as referring to noble and virtuous qualities.

• Wildan is commonly used in Arabic-speaking countries and among Muslim communities worldwide.
• The name has positive connotations, often linked to concepts of nobility and moral integrity.
• Notable figures with the name Wildan include activists and scholars in various fields, although it is generally less common than many other Arabic names.
• While the name is not extremely common in Western cultures, its usage has been increasing among diverse populations in recent years.
• Similar names include Wildan's feminine version 'Wilda,' and other Arabic names such as Walid (which means 'new born').