Brynn
Meaning of Brynn
The name Brynn is of Welsh origin, meaning "hill" or "mound," reflecting a connection to nature and the landscape. It is predominantly used for girls and has gained popularity in the United States over recent decades. Pronounced as BRIN (/brɪn/), Brynn offers a simple yet distinctive sound that appeals to many parents. The name also has a variant spelling, Bryn, which retains the same pronunciation and charm.
Brynn's popularity surged particularly from the late 1990s onwards, peaking in the early 2010s when it consistently ranked within the top 300 names for newborn girls in the U.S. In 2023, it held the rank of 413 with 739 occurrences. This steady rise can be attributed to its modern appeal and ease of pronunciation. Celebrities and fictional characters have occasionally borne the name, further boosting its visibility and desirability.
Overall, Brynn's blend of simplicity, elegance, and natural beauty makes it a compelling choice for parents seeking a unique yet familiar name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as BRIN (/brɪn/)
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Notable People Named Brynn
| Brynn Cartelli is an American pop singer who made history as the youngest winner of The Voice at the age of 15, earning a recording contract with Republic Records and a new Tacoma. |
| Brynn Elliott is an American singer-songwriter signed to Atlantic Records and Big Yellow Dog Music, known for her singles "Time of Our Lives" and "Might Not Like Me," and has toured with notable acts like Alanis Morissette and Brandi Carlile. |
| Brynn Zalina Lovett is a multi-talented Malaysian dancer, swimming instructor, and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Malaysia World 2015. |
| Brynn Rumfallo is an American dancer, actress, and model known for her appearances on America's Got Talent and Dance Moms. |
