Caerwyn
[ˈkaː.ɛr.wɪn]Meaning
from welsh caer "fortress" and gwyn "white, blessed"
Background Story
Caerwyn is a Welsh name derived from the elements caer, meaning "fortress", and gwyn, meaning "white" or "blessed". It is borrowed into English from Welsh.
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