Arden is an English baby name that comes from either Celtic (meaning “high”) or Latin (meaning “valley of the eagle”). Arden is a fairly uncommon name that is solidly unisex. Arden has a peaceful, nature-loving sound to it that deserves more love.
Meaning of the Name Arden
Arden is an English unisex baby name that derives either from pan-Celtic meaning “high” or from Latin meaning “valley of the eagle”. Arden is the name of several locations in England.
Eagles were a prominent symbol to the ancient Romans and used as the standard for the Roman legion. Eagles also held religious significance.
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Nicknames for Arden
Arden evokes feelings of peace and nature. If you're looking for a nickname for the Arden in your life, we've compiled a list of fun options to help get you started and inspired. However, feel free to come up with a nickname that is unique to their own individual personality.
Arden Name Details
Style: Modern
Gender: Neutral
Pronunciation: AHR-dən
Syllables: Two
Alternative Spelling for Arden
- Ahrden
- Ardyn
- Ardin
Arden Name Popularity
According to the Social Security Administration, Arden is a unique unisex baby name. Arden was briefly popular as a girl’s name in the 1930’s and again from 2015 to 2019. As a boy’s name Arden was popular from 1900 to 1957.
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Related Names for Arden
Great Middle Names for Arden and Their Meanings
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Famous People Named Arden
- Arden Cho (American actress)
- Arden Rose Ricks (American YouTube vlogger)
- Arden Myrin (American actress)
- Elizabeth Arden (Canadian-American businesswoman)
Arden in Popular Culture
- Arden (television, “Down the Shore”)
- Arden (literature, “Eve” by Anna Carey)
- Squire Edgar Arden (literature, “Squire Arden” by Margaret Oliphant)
- Dr. Arden (television, “American Horror Story: Asylum”)
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