Cáelainn

Cáelainn is a female given name of Irish origin. Its etymology is derived from the Old Irish word "cael," meaning "slender" or "fair." The name has a long history within Ireland and is associated with various historical figures and literary characters.

The popularity of Cáelainn has fluctuated over time. In modern times, it is a relatively uncommon but recognizable name. Variations in spelling and pronunciation exist, reflecting regional differences and the evolution of the Irish language. While not as widely used as some other Irish names, Cáelainn retains a distinctive and traditional appeal. It is sometimes anglicized as "Kaylin" or "Kaelin," though these modern spellings often carry different linguistic roots and associations. The name is generally perceived as elegant and possesses a soft, melodic sound.