Landan is a unique and distinctive given name, thought to be of American origin. It is derived from the surname Landon, which itself has multiple origins including English, Scottish, and Irish. The name Landan means 'from the long hill' in Old English, reflecting its geographical roots. Pronounced as /ˈlændən/, it consists of three syllables with a stress on the first syllable. Spelling variations include Landin, Landon, and Lanadan. Despite not being as widely known as some other names, Landan carries an air of individuality and strength, making it an attractive choice for parents seeking a unique name for their child.
No significant change observed in the number of babies named Landan in 2004, with just five recorded births that year.