The name Alann is a variant of the name Alan, which has a Celtic origin. It is derived from the Gaelic name "Álainn," which means "little rock" or "handsome." The use of the name Alann has evolved over time, influenced by its Breton and Germanic roots. Initially used in Brittany as early as the 6th century, it was later introduced to England by Breton settlers. Today, Alann is a unique and meaningful name that celebrates its rich history and cultural significance.
