Angelin

Angelin is a personal name used in various cultures and, less commonly, a surname. The form is linked to the root word angel, drawn from the Latin angelus and the Greek angelos, and it often carries connotations of being angelic or a messenger.

The spelling Angelin appears in many European contexts. In some languages and traditions, Angelin may be treated as a masculine given name, while in others related forms such as Angeline or Angelina are more commonly used as feminine names. Related names in the broader family include Angela, Angeline, Angelina, and Angelo, reflecting the same linguistic roots.

Usage and distribution vary by region. Angelin has appeared in name records in parts of Europe and among diaspora communities in North America. It is generally less common than its longer feminine variants but remains present in local naming practices and family traditions.

Notable bearers of the name Angelin are not widely documented in major biographical compilations, and no single individual universally defines the name. Nevertheless, people named Angelin appear across a range of professions and cultures, illustrating the name’s cross-cultural reach and continued presence in contemporary naming practices.