Arlan is a masculine name of English origin, believed to have transitioned from an English surname to a personal name. It is pronounced as ‘AHR-lən’ and has multiple meanings depending on its origin. In Gaelic, Arlan means "pledge" or "oath," while in Old Norse, it can be interpreted as "foreigner" or "stranger." The name has seen variations in usage over time, with some sources suggesting it was derived from the words ‘har’ and ‘land,’ meaning "infested with hares." Despite its rich history, Arlan remains a relatively uncommon name, yet it carries significant cultural and linguistic significance.
