Haddon

Meaning hill
Origin English
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Haddon
Popularity Moderate
Length 6
Syllables 2
Syllabification Had-don

About Haddon

Within this traditional English choice lies a sense of heritage and substance that transcends passing trends. The strong consonant sounds create a solid, dependable impression, suggesting someone grounded and trustworthy. This name occupies an interesting space where it feels established without being overused, offering a degree of distinction that many parents seek. The double consonant in the middle provides structural integrity to the name's appearance and pronunciation. It pairs beautifully with both classic and modern surnames, showing remarkable flexibility across different family backgrounds. For those who appreciate literary and historical connections, this name offers rich associations without feeling stuffy or outdated. The soft ending balances the firm beginning, creating an overall effect that's both masculine and approachable. It ages exceptionally well, sounding appropriate for a toddler, teenager, and adult alike—a crucial consideration for parents thinking long-term about their child's identity.

Variations of Name Haddon

Hayden
Holden
Harlan
Haden
Hardin
Hudson

Nicknames for Haddon

Had
Don
Haddy
H.D.
Haddon

Famous People Named Haddon

Haddon RobinsonRenowned preacher and author
Haddon SundblomAmerican artist known for Coca-Cola advertisements
Haddon KlingbergAustralian Olympic basketball player
Haddon CordEarly 20th-century American inventor and businessman

Characters Named Haddon

Haddon "Donnie" ClarkCharacter from the novel "The Girl Who Could Silence the Wind"
Haddon GrantCharacter in the novel "Fallout" by Ellen Hopkins