Jorben

The masculine first name Jorben is a Belgian-Dutch form of Korben, which is regarded as a modern derivation of the Roman surname Corvinus. This, in turn, is derived from the Latin term Corvus. The literal translation of the name is 'the raven.'

What does the name Jorben mean?

Jorben is a Belgian-Dutch variant of the name Korben and represents a modern form of the Roman name Corvinus, which is derived from the Latin word Corvus. The name translates directly to 'the raven.' Its origin can be found in the Latin term corvus, which means 'the raven.' Other variants include Corvin, Corvinius, Corvinian, Corbinius, Corbinianus, Corbinian, Corbin, Corben, Korwin, Korbin, and Korbinian.

Where does the name Jorben come from?

The name Jorben has Latin roots and means 'the raven.' The Latin etymology includes corvus, which means 'the raven' and is considered a bird often associated with prophecies, as well as corvīnus, which means 'belonging to the raven.' The languages from which the name originates are Belgian, Flemish, Dutch, and Netherlandic.

How do you pronounce Jorben?

Jorben is pronounced like 'Yor-ben.'

When is the name day of Jorben?

The name days for Jorben are September 8, September 9, and November 20.

Popularity

In Germany, Jorben is considered a rare first name. It has not yet appeared in the country's name popularity lists. The best ranking for the name Jorben was in 2003, when it reached 399th place in the Belgian name charts. In the last ten years, it has been given as a first name in Belgium about ten times, earning it a rank of 1,563 in the ten-year statistics. From 1995 to 2024, Jorben ranks 856th in Belgium.