Kalob is a rare and unique name that has its roots in Hebrew. It is a spelling variation of the name Caleb, which means "devotion to God" or "dog" depending on the interpretation of its origins. The name Kalob has been in use since the Old Testament times, where Caleb was one of the 12 spies who investigated the land of Canaan under Moses'leadership. The name gained popularity after the Protestant Reformation and was brought to America by the Puritans in the 1600s. Despite its rich history, Kalob remains a relatively uncommon name, ranking just over 10, 000 on the Social Security Popularity Index as of 2022.
