The name Olvin, pronounced OL-vin (/ˈɔl.vɪn/), is a unique and rare choice for a baby boy. While its exact origin is somewhat obscure, it is often considered a variation of the more common name Oliver. Olvin has an old-world charm that makes it stand out in modern times. Despite its rarity, the name has seen consistent, albeit low, usage in the United States over the past century. Its highest recorded rank was in 1917 when it reached 2732nd place among newborns. In recent years, it maintains modest popularity with occurrences ranging from 6 to 25 annually since 2000. This name carries a strong yet gentle sound, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking something distinctive yet familiar.