Kalmen is a name of Hebrew origin, derived from the word "kálam," which means "east." It is often used as an alternate spelling of Kalman and is also related to the name Chamon, both of which share similar roots and meanings. Historically, this name has been more prevalent among Ashkenazi Jews, particularly those of Eastern European descent. However, it can be found across various cultures today. The name Kalmen is typically given to boys and has not traditionally had any specific associated virtues or personality traits beyond its cultural significance. It's a unique and distinct name that carries a touch of historical and geographical interest due to its meaning and origin.
The name Kalmen experienced a notable rise in popularity between 2010 and 2023, with a significant spike in births occurring each year during this period.