Corwin
[ˈkɔːr.wɪn]Meaning
from an English surname, from Old French cordoan, "leather", from Cordova
Background Story
Corwin comes from an English surname, which was derived from the Old French cordoan, meaning "leather", and ultimately from the name of the Spanish city of Cordova.
Variations
Corwyn, Cory
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