| Dylan | |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male |
| Wikipedia articles | All pages beginning with Dylan |
Look up Dylan in
Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
The name Dylan is a Welsh name, from the Welsh elements dy, meaning "great" and llanw, "rising tide". It is usually a given name in Wales, and in Welsh the first syllable is most often pronounced closer to "dull" than to "dill" (IPA: [ə]).
People with the first (given) name Dylan
- Dylan Smith, an actor
- Dylan Neal, an actor
- [Dylan Mcliesh], an abomination to society.
- Dylan Cramer, a musician
- Dylan Farrell (American songwriter)
- Dylan Thomas, a Welsh poet
- Dylan McDermott, an American actor
- Dylan Baker, an American actor
- Dylan Klebold, one of the perpetrators of the Columbine High School massacre
- Dylan Moran, an Irish comedian
- Dylan Carlson, creator of the band Earth
- Dylan Sprouse, an American actor
- Dylan Lewis, an Australian television and radio personality
- Dylan Marvil, a character in The Clique series by Lisi Harrison
- Dylan Schiemann, co-creator of the Dojo Toolkit
- Dylan Greeff, an Australian triathlete
- Dylan Tuuta, a New Zealand professional gamer
Names in fiction
- Dylan Hunt, several science fiction characters
- Dylan Sanders, Character in Charlie's Angels played by Drew Barrymore
- Dylan Dog, main character of the eponymous comic series
- Dylan Mayfair, character in Desperate Housewives
- Dylan the rabbit, a character in The Magic Roundabout named after Bob Dylan
- Dylan Sanders, played by Drew Barrymore in Charlie's Angels
People with the surname Dylan
- Bob Dylan, a composer and performer of popular music and folk music
- Sara Dylan, first wife of Bob Dylan.
- Jesse Dylan, eldest son of Bob and Sara Dylan
- Jakob Dylan, youngest son of Bob and Sara Dylan and lead singer of The Wallflowers

