Modern Coinage Names
Names with a known point of invention — a novel, a film, a blend of two other names. The meaning is whatever the inventor intended, and where that is not recorded there is no meaning to give.
Languages behind these names
Modern American
English
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Jayden Jayden is a boy's name of modern American coinage, formed on the pattern of Aiden.Boy Modern coinage #70 in US
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Raelynn Raelynn is a girl's name of modern American coinage, joining Rae to the -lynn suffix.Girl Modern coinage #116 in US
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Kayden Kayden is a boy's name of modern American coinage with no settled origin.Boy Modern coinage #135 in US
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Oaklynn Oaklynn is a girl's name of modern American coinage, combining the tree name Oak with the -lynn ending.Girl Modern coinage #153 in US
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Jayce Jayce is a boy's name of modern American coinage, a respelling of Jason or a stretched form of Jay.Boy Modern coinage #167 in US
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Caden Caden is a boy's name of modern American coinage with no documented origin.Boy Modern coinage #201 in US
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Zayden Zayden is a boy's name of modern American coinage, formed by attaching the -ayden ending to a Z.Boy Modern coinage #214 in US
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Cataleya Cataleya is a girl's name taken from the cattleya orchid, and its use is traceable to a single film.Girl Modern coinage #239 in US