Taiten is of Japanese origin, meaning 'elevated heaven'. It's composed of two kanji characters: 'tai' (elevate) and 'ten' (heaven). This name is often used in Buddhism, referring to the Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss where enlightened beings reside. In the context of Japanese culture and religion, Taiten signifies purity, enlightenment, and spiritual elevation.
"Taiten saw its peak popularity with 12 births in 2011. Despite fluctuations, the name has consistently been given to at least five babies annually since 2000."