Kaithlin is an uncommon and distinctive given name of Welsh origin, derived from the ancient Celtic male name Cadwgan. The name Kaithlin is composed of two elements: "cad", meaning battle, and "wen", signifying fair or blessed. Traditionally associated with masculinity due to its roots, Kaithlin breaks away from convention as a unique unisex option. It carries a strong and melodic quality, making it both memorable and appealing. The name has gained limited popularity in recent years, allowing those bearing it to stand out without being overly common. Kaithlin is often shortened to Kai or Kath, providing flexibility in its use and pronunciation.
"Kaithlin was quite popular as a baby girl name in the year 1988, with five newborns sharing this unique moniker."