Kalynn is a unique and captivating name of American origin. It is derived from the Old Norse female name "Kálfrún," which translates to "calf-rune." The term "rune" refers to ancient Germanic symbols used for divination or magic, while "kalf" means "calf" or "young cow."
The name Kalynn was created by American author Anne Rice in her popular "Vampire Chronicles" series. It is the given name of one of the main characters, a strong-willed and intelligent young woman named Kalyss. The author later published a book titled "Kalynn's Story," which explores the character's past and experiences.
Despite its unique origin and literary connection, Kalynn remains relatively rare as a given name. However, it offers a distinctive option for parents seeking an uncommon yet meaningful name for their child. Its American roots and ancient Norse origins provide a rich history that can inspire and captivate those who bear the name or encounter it in literature.
The name Kalynn has seen a variable number of births in the United States between 1988 and 1995. Here's an overview of the statistics:
* In 1988, there were 7 babies named Kalynn.
* The following years saw fluctuations in the number of births:
+ 1992: 5 babies named Kalynn
+ 1993: 6 babies named Kalynn
+ 1994: 5 babies named Kalynn
+ 1995: There was a notable increase, with 10 babies named Kalynn.
* Over this seven-year period, the total number of births for the name Kalynn in the United States reached 33.