Brenden is a variant of the Irish name Brendan, meaning "prince" or "king." The name has its roots in Old Irish and Old Welsh, derived from the word "breenhin," which signifies royalty. Saint Brendan the Voyager, a 6th-century Irish abbot, is a legendary figure associated with this name. The use of Brenden has remained relatively consistent over time, with its popularity influenced by Irish-American heritage and cultural traditions. The name is important for its historical and cultural significance, reflecting the strong Irish legacy in both literature and folklore.
