Nolan or Noland originates of Gaelic Celtic, believed derived of Nuallan meaning "champion". Nolan is an example of a surname or family name that has evolved to become a given name. From Gaelic, Nolan is believed to be derived of nu-allan or nuall meaning "noble", "famous" or "proud".
Nolan or Noland originates of Gaelic Celtic, believed derived of Nuallan meaning "champion". Nolan is an example of a surname or family name that has evolved to become a given name. From Gaelic, Nolan is believed to be derived of nu-allan or nuall meaning "noble", "famous" or "proud".
Nolan or Noland originates of Gaelic Celtic, believed derived of Nuallan meaning "champion". Nolan is an example of a surname or family name that has evolved to become a given name. From Gaelic, Nolan is believed to be derived of nu-allan or nuall meaning "noble", "famous" or "proud".
Nolan or Noland originates of Gaelic Celtic, believed derived of Nuallan meaning "champion". Nolan is an example of a surname or family name that has evolved to become a given name. From Gaelic, Nolan is believed to be derived of nu-allan or nuall meaning "noble", "famous" or "proud".