Caleb is a Hebrew name, derived from the root word 'gal,' meaning 'faithful' or 'devoted'. In biblical tradition, Caleb was one of the twelve spies sent by Moses to explore Canaan.
The name Caleb has cultural significance in Christianity and Judaism as a symbol of faithfulness and loyalty, particularly in the context of biblical stories like the conquest of Jericho.
People named Caleb are often seen as confident, determined, and adventurous individuals who possess a strong sense of purpose and resilience.
The name Caleb remains popular globally, often chosen for its classic yet modern feel. In recent years, it has consistently ranked among the top 100 boy names in various countries.