Boy
Landen
Landen means "Old English, long hill or ridge" and comes from Old English, giving it real etymological depth as a boy's name. It has been climbing steadily, peaking most recently in the 2000s. Today, it is on the rarer side without being unusual in the registry. Its single strongest year on record was 2008.
EtymologyVariant of Landon
Old EnglishOld English – "long hill" or "ridge"
Births by decade
1900s
0
1910s
0
1920s
0
1930s
0
1940s
0
1950s
0
1960s
6
1970s
58
1980s
227
1990s
1,051
2000s
12,439
2010s
9,894
Peaked in the 2000s · 23,675 total U.S. births since 1900