Arwin
Meaning of Arwin
The name Arwin is a unique and distinguished choice for a baby boy. Pronounced as AR-win (/ˈɑr.wɪn/), this name has roots that evoke strength and nobility. While its exact origin is somewhat ambiguous, it shares similarities with the Welsh name "Arwen," which means "noble maiden" in Welsh, suggesting a possible connection to noble qualities and leadership. Despite its rarity, Arwin has been used sporadically in the United States since at least the early 20th century, with occasional spikes in popularity. For instance, in 1943, it was ranked 3538th with five occurrences and saw another notable year in 1980 when it ranked 6250th. More recently, it has maintained a modest presence, ranking 5330th in 2021 with 17 newborns given the name. The name's infrequent usage ensures that an Arwin will likely stand out among his peers, carrying a sense of individuality and distinction.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AR-win (/ˈɑr.wɪn/)
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Notable People Named Arwin
| Arwin D. Smallwood is an American historian known for his work in U.S. history and as the chair of the history department at North Carolina A&T. |
