Origin of Wynn
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Wynn Origin and Immigration
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Name History and Origin for Wynn
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Total Records: 3
Origin of Wynn, Meaning of Wynn
Origin: according to reliable source in many cases the nickname would be 'Penwyn' = Whitehead prob.in ref. to white, gray or blonde hair or even to whiteness or purity of the person so-named. Wyn, Wynn, Wynne = fairly common surname. Many people adopted the surname of the owner of an estate on which they lived or worked, or the surname of some powerful family. eg 'Wynne' of Gwydyr etc.
Surnames: Wynne, Wynn
Submitted by: Heather Wynne |
Origin of Wynn, Meaning of Wynn
Origin: Elfwina/ Aelfwynn
Welsh/Latin origin means Elf Pride
VariationL Aelfwyn, Elfwynn, Aelfwyn
Surnames: Elfwina, Aelfwyn, Elfwynn, Aelfwyn
Submitted by: glitz |
Origin of Wynn, Meaning of Wynn
Origin: Dunn is a Scottish and Irish name from the Gaelic donn = dark, brown... a nickname for the man with dark hair or a dark complexion. It is also derived as an English nickname with the same meaning, from Old English dunn = dark-colored. Occasionally, it is found as a Scottish place name from Dun the former county of Angus, from Gaelic dun = fort. Variations are Dun, Dunne, Don, Donne, Donn . Dwynn is a Welsh cognate.
Surnames: Dun, Dunne, Don, Donne, Donn, Dwynn, Dunn
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