Holdan is an intriguing and uncommon first name of unknown origin. It's composed of four distinct syllables, giving it a unique rhythmic sound. The name begins with the strong 'Ho' sound, followed by the soft 'l', then a brief pause before concluding with another hard consonant, 'd', and ending on a soft 'n'. This syllable structure lends Holdan an interesting cadence that sets it apart from more familiar names. Additionally, its unconventional spelling contributes to its distinctive character, making it memorable and notable.
"Holdan experienced a peak of popularity between 1999 and 2004 with an average of over six births per year, but has since seen fluctuations, ranging from five to nine births annually."