Delphin

Delphin is a masculine name of Greek origin, meaning “dolphin.” The name was made popular by Saint Delphin of Bordeaux, who was one of the first bishops in the 4th century and is celebrated on the 24th of December by the Catholic Church. In Ancient Greece, dolphins were a sign of good luck and were seen as savior figures who were loving, caring, and selfless. On the rare occasion that someone spots a dolphin swimming and jumping out in the wide ocean waters, it brings about a feeling of excitement and joy. A name like Delphin may inspire baby to stick to their roots and express their loving and joyous side.