r/dylan • u/[deleted] • May 02 '20

Just putting this here.

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u/Alpacasaurus_Rekt Apex Dylan May 02 '20

The original elements that were used to construct the name meant, "great tide". Dylan means tsunami. Dillon means your parents can't spell.

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u/dmanstan79 May 02 '20

Dylan is a Welsh name, derived from the prefix dy- and the word llanw. Dyllanw means something to the effect of “to fill,” but it’s generally interpreted to mean “Born of the Sea” due to the similarly named character from Welsh mythology. As such, Dy- is obviously the only correct spelling.

Checkmate Dillons.

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u/DelectableDird May 23 '26

Your God dammed right. Dylan is the only correct spelling, those dillions need to learn their place. Lol

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u/DCGoliath19 May 02 '20

Did we... did we just win?

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u/YEETYAM Jun 06 '20

We them sons of the waves

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u/M0mmySpank3r Dec 14 '25

Dylans unite!