Bowen
Introduction
Son of the God of Hades or a fine watercourse
Background Story
The name Bowen is of Welsh origin, traditionally meaning 'son of Owen.' In Welsh mythology, Owen was a heroic figure, and thus Bowen often reflects a sense of nobility and strength. The name has been used in literature and different cultural contexts, emphasizing themes of valor and heritage.
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Variations
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