Corvin
[ˈkɔrvɪn]Meaning
from the Latin name Corvinus, from Latin corvus, "raven"
Background Story
Corvin comes from the Latin name Corvinus, which derives from the Latin word corvus, meaning raven. It is most commonly a surname, but it and its variations are used as given names as well; the most common variations are Corvan, Korvin, Korwin, and the English equivalent Raven. In Ireland, the surname Corvin, also transcribed as Corvan and Corravan, is a corruption of the Irish (Gaelic) name O Corra Ban, part of the O Corra sept, where "Corr" means odd or singular and "Ban" means white.
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