Patten
p(at)-ten
Origin:Latin
Other Origin(s):British
Meaning:Noble, patrician; Fighters town
Patten is a boy’s name of Latin and English origin and a variation of Patton. It’s been in use as a surname since the 13th century. This name is thought to also have Scottish and Irish roots and is seen as one of the many diminutives of Patrick, alongside Pat and Paddy. Ultimately coming from the Latin term patricius, Patten can mean “patrician,” “noble,” or “fighter’s town.” With its deep roots, Patten can connect baby to a long, rich history and their inner ferocity.
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