Aland

Aland is a masculine name that has a variety of origins and meanings. To start, it can refer to the Åland Islands, a Scandinavian archipelago found in southwestern Finland and near the Gulf of Bothnia. If you want to celebrate your little one’s Scandinavian roots, this can make for a memorable choice. Aland may also come from the Gaelic ailin, meaning “little rock,” creating an adorable symbol of resilience and endurance. It may also come from the Middle English aland and atte lande, meaning “on dry land” and “glade dweller” respectively. Another connection is to the Old English eald ald, meaning “old land.” If you want to inspire baby to stay down-to-earth and rooted to the ancient ground beneath their feet, Aland can make for a long-standing choice.