All over the world, Curdin (Curdin 
, Курдин 
) is a very rare boy's given name. The first name Curdin is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Switzerland, where it is quite a rare male name. More frequently, Curdin is the last name as well as the forename.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Curdin | Greece, New Zealand, United States, Switzerland |
| Курдин | Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan |
|
curdin perl Swiss cross-country skier, CH (b. 1984) |
|
|
curdin orlik Swiss amateur wrestler, CH (b. 1993) |
|
| curdin morell Swiss bobsledder, CH (b. 1963) |
|
|
| curdin janett CH (b. 1953) |
|
|
| curdin eichholzer Swiss biathlete, CH (b. 1980) |
|
|
| curdin derungs researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-7334-4427) |
|
|
| curdin ott Ph.D. University of Bath 2013 |
|
|
| curdin maissen researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0003-1944-4659 |
|
|
| curdin furrer CH (b. 1991) |
|
Cola, Capaul, Caprez, Caduff, Cavegn, Cajoeri, Conrad, Clavuot, Janett, Venzin, Furrer, Brugger, Pfister, Derungs, Stäheli, Candrian, Cantieni, Camenisch, Caviezel, Schneider, Heimgartner, Krummenacher, Casutt, Schett, Simeon, Sauser, Perl, Gees, Graf, Joos, Hess, Wick, Wolf, Wyss, Andri, Bisaz, Gantenbein, Rauch, Green, Luppi, Tanno, Thür, Flepp, Flury, Foppa, Orlik, Morell, Meiler, Robbi, and Brandenburger