The name Caydan is a modern variation of the Irish name "Cadan," which means "battle" or "fighter." This interpretation ties the name to a sense of strength and resilience. Additionally, some sources suggest that Caydan could have Arabic origins, where similar-sounding names might mean "companion" or "friend," indicating a more affectionate and communal interpretation. The name has evolved significantly over time, adapting to new phonetic patterns and linguistic norms. Its popularity has risen in recent years, particularly in English-speaking countries, reflecting broader trends in contemporary naming practices.
