Kalkidan is a name of Amharic origin, predominantly used in Ethiopia. It means "promise" or "covenant, " reflecting a deep sense of commitment and faithfulness. The name has significant cultural and linguistic richness, rooted in Ethiopian tradition. Historically, names were given based on various factors, including religious beliefs and aspirational meanings, which is why Kalkidan became popular—representing a divine promise or a sacred agreement. Its use has expanded with the Ethiopian diaspora, spreading to other parts of the world.
