Braydon is a boy's name of Irish origin, steeped in enlightening myth. The name can be traced to the ancient Irish word "bratán," which means "salmon." This origin is deeply rooted in the famous Irish myth "An Bradán Feasa," or The Salmon of Knowledge, where Fionn mac Cumhaill, the legendary Irish warrior, gains the world's knowledge by tasting the flesh of the wise salmon. This mythological significance makes Braydon a name associated with wisdom and bravery. Over time, the name has evolved from its Irish roots to become a popular choice in the United States.
