Gwyn
[ɡwɪn]Meaning
Welsh, means "white, blessed"
Background Story
Gwyn comes from the Welsh adjective gwyn, and is a nominalised form of that adjective. It is traditionally a male Welsh given name, distinguished from the female names Gwen and Gwendolen by its spelling in "y". The variant forms Gwynn and Wyn are also recorded, and the name is used in Breton, Dutch, English, German, Irish, Old Irish and Irish Mythology.
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