Dylan is a name of Welsh origin, derived from the medieval Welsh poet Taliesin's nickname 'ap Broocli Dythyn', meaning 'son of Broccoli Dethyn'. The name gained popularity in Wales during the 12th century.
In Welsh culture, Dylan is associated with poetry and music, as well as the legendary hero who drowned at sea. It's also linked to the mythological figure Dylan Eil Tomos, a bard of great renown.
People named Dylan are often seen as creative, imaginative, and enthusiastic individuals with a strong connection to art, music, or writing.
The name Dylan has become increasingly popular worldwide, particularly in the US, UK, and Australia, due to its unique sound and associations with famous musicians like Bob Dylan.