Auden
[ˈɔːdən]Meaning
from the English surname Auden, from Old English Ealdwine or Old Norse Hálfdan
Background Story
Auden is an English surname that was itself derived from a given name, either the Old English Ealdwine or the Old Norse Hálfdan. It is also borne as a given name, most notably by the poet W. H. Auden.
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