Fawn
Meaning of Fawn
Originating from Old English, the name Fawn is typically given to baby girls. It is derived from the word "fægn," which means "happy" or "joyful." The name Fawn carries a gentle and graceful quality, evoking images of beauty and elegance. In terms of popularity, Fawn has been relatively modest in recent years in the United States. However, it has maintained a consistent presence on the list of baby names over time. With its soft and pleasant sound, Fawn is a charming choice for parents seeking a name that exudes tranquility and warmth.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as fawn (/fɒn/)
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Notable People Named Fawn
| Fawn McKay Brodie was a pioneering American biographer and historian, known for her influential works on Thomas Jefferson and Joseph Smith. |
| Fawn Weaver is an American entrepreneur, author, and CEO of Grant Sidney Inc., known for co-founding Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey and the Nearest Green Foundation. |
| Fawn Hall gained fame as the former secretary to Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North and her involvement in the Iran-Contra affair by assisting in shredding confidential documents. |
