Pathalan
p(a)-tha-lan
Origin:Irish
Meaning:Son of Talmai; Son of furrows
With a name like Pathalan, baby will always know they’re part of a legacy that began long before they made their arrival. From the relatives who inspire them to the place they come from, little Pathalan will have many family and community connections. A masculine name, Pathalan is most likely a respelling of Parthalán, the modern Irish form of Partholón. If you’re an avid reader of Irish mythology, Partholón might feel especially familiar. According to the 11th-century Book of Invasions, the Partholonians were the first group of settlers to arrive in Ireland. They were named for their leader, Partholón, who established civilization on the Emerald Isle. Deriving from the Greek and Aramaic title Bartholomew, Partholón means “son of Talmai” or “son of furrows.” Pathalan shares this definition, reminding your little one that they can add their own chapter to their family story.
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