Aodán - Meaning of Aodán

What does Aodán mean?

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Aodán

[ syll. aod&-aacut-e;n ] The baby boy name Aodán is of Celtic origin. It is used mainly in Irish and Scottish. Aodán is a familiar form of the Irish and Scottish Aodh.

See also the related form, the English, Gaelic, Irish, and Scottish Aidan.

See also the related categories, celtic and irish.

Aodán is uncommon as a baby boy name. It is not in the top 1000 names. Among the family of boy names directly related to Aodán, Aidan was the most popular in 2018.

Baby names that sound like Aodán include Daan (Dutch), Daen, Ödön (Hungarian), Aodhán (Irish and Scottish), Ádám (Hungarian), Duane (English and Irish), Dwain (English), Dwaine (English), Dwane (English and Irish), Dwayne (English and Irish), Àdhamh (Scottish), Ádhamh (Irish), Daene, Daetin, Daetyn, Dahn, Dain (English), Daine (English), Dame, and Damján.