Layken
lay-kin
Popularity:4309
Origin:American
Other Origin(s):Arabic, Irish, Latin, Welsh
Meaning:From Laurentum; Lake; Helmet-headed; Night
Layken is a gender-neutral name that has found its footing in America, whose roots span deep throughout the rest of the globe. American author Colleen Hoover coined Layken for her romance-infused novel, Slammed. Thought to be a blend of Arabic Layla and Irish Kennedy, Layken means “night” and “helmet-headed.” Also considered a form of the Latin-inspired Welsh surname Laken, Layken adopts the meaning “lake” from the English word, or “from Laurentum” from Lawrence. Offering a selection of meanings for baby to examine and explore, modern Layken equips your little one for a future filled with optimism.
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