Columb

Columb is a masculine name that originates as a variant of Columba, derived from Latin meaning "dove." The name carries historical significance through St. Columba, a 6th-century Irish missionary who helped spread Christianity in Scotland. With roots in both Latin and Celtic traditions, Columb represents peace and spirituality. While less common than the variant Callum in modern usage, Columb maintains a distinctive appeal for parents seeking a name with historical depth and religious connotation. The name carries a gentle yet strong quality, reflecting its association with the dove as a symbol of peace and the Holy Spirit in Christian tradition.

Pronounced KO-lum.