Morgyn
Welsh · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Morgyn
Morgyn is a variant of Morgan, derived from the Old Welsh name Morcant, likely meaning "sea circle" or "bright sea" from the elements *mor* (sea) and *cant* (circle or completion).
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Etymology
Morgyn is a variant of Morgan, derived from the Old Welsh name Morcant, likely meaning "sea circle" or "bright sea" from the elements *mor* (sea) and *cant* (circle or completion). It is primarily used in Welsh and English-speaking cultures, with historical ties to Arthurian legend through the figure Morgan le Fay, and has no specific religious association.
Morgyn currently ranks #13,047 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2007.
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