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Boy Names Ending with -yn
Yn ending baby names and what they mean, with 162 results. -yn names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names reached the apex of their popularity in the year 2009 (USAGE OF 0.17%) and are somewhat less common today (USAGE 0.1%, ▼41.5%), with names like Melvyn becoming somewhat outmoded. Kamryn (#764), Korbyn (#996) and Landyn (#513) are three of the more chic baby names among these, while Kobryn (TOP 55%) and Samyn (72%) are popular -yn surnames. Here is the list of -yn names for girls.
Aaryn - Berlyn
Airyn, Aeryn, Aaryn
Forms of Aaron. From Hebrew language. "Mountain of strength." Airan and Airno are creative variations.
Aidyn
Form of Aidan. From Gaelic. "Fire." Adyn is also a somewhat popular boys' name. See also Adan.
Elwyn, Alwyn, Alvyn, Ailwyn
Forms of Alvin. Root fr. Old English element. "Elf or magical being, friend." Unusual. Ailwyn, Alwyn, Elwyn (compare Aldwyn) ends with the unconventional androgynous-sounding -wyn.
Albyn
Form of Albin. Derived fr. English. "White, pale-skinned." Outside Top 2000. See also Albany.
Eldwyn1, Aldwyn1
Forms of Alden. Based on Old English word. "Old friend." Not in popularity charts.
Eldwyn2, Aldwyn2
Var. of Aldwin. Stems fr. Old English. "Old friend." Rare, with the -wyn ending for Aldwyn, Eldwyn, like Ailwyn, Aswyn.
Alyn, Allyn1, Alleyn
Forms of Alan. Stems fr. Old German. "Precious." Not Top 2000 names.
Allyn2
Var. of Allen. Root fr. Gaelic, Old German words. "Precious." Cross-gender use. Rare, with the -lyn ending for Allyn, like Alyn, Arlyn.
Amyn
Form of Amin. Origin fr. Arabic language. "Honest, faithful, trustworthy." Not in Top 2000. See also Ammon.
Arlyn
Var. of Arlen. Stems fr. Gaelic word. "Pledge, oath." Unusual. Arlyn, similar to Allyn, has the androgynous -lyn ending. Gender-neutral name.
Arwyn, Arvyn
Var. of Arvin. Stems fr. English, Old German words. "People's friend." Outside Top 2000.
Ashlyn
Var. of Ashley. Stems fr. Old English. "Ash meadow." Unique. Ashlyn, like Allyn, Arlyn, ends with the unconventional -lyn. Cross-gender use.
Ashywyn
Form of Ashwin. Root fr. Hindi language. A calendar month. Uncommon. Ashywyn, like Aldwyn, Alwyn, ends with -wyn. See also Aswyn.
Aswyn
Form of Aswin. Root fr. Old English language. "Spear-friend." Rare, with the unusual -wyn suffix for Aswyn, like Ailwyn, Ashywyn. See also Alwyn.
Austyn1, Augustyn
Var. of Augustine. Stems fr. Latin word. "Great, magnificient." Ranked in Top 2000.
Austyn2
Form of Augustus. Derivative of Latin word. "Great, magnificient." Also used for girls. Ranked in Top 2000.
Ostyn, Austyn3
Var. of Austin. Derived fr. French, Latin. "Great, magnificient." Listed in Top 2000.
Baldwyn
Var. of Baldwin. Origin fr. Old French, Old German words. "Bold, brave friend." Not Top 2000 name.
Berlyn1
Form of Berlin. Origin fr. German element. "Borderline." Unusual, but Berlyn is similar to common -yn last names Boleyn (TOP 34%), Bruyn (49%). See also Burlin.
Berlyn2
Stems fr. German. "Son of Berl." Not in popularity charts. See also Berlin.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for -yn names for boys.
1. Aaryn - BerlynAaron [Airyn, ..], Aidan [Aidyn], Alvin [Elwyn, ..], Albin [Albyn], Alden [Eldwyn, ..], Aldwin [Eldwyn, ..], Alan [Alyn, ..], Allen [Allyn], Amin [Amyn], Arlen [Arlyn], Arvin [Arwyn, ..], Ashley [Ashlyn], Ashwin [Ashywyn], Aswin [Aswyn], Augustine [Austyn, ..], Augustus [Austyn], Austin [Ostyn, ..], Baldwin [Baldwyn], Berlin [Berlyn], Berlyn
Berwyn, Boyne [Boyn], Brandon [Brandyn▼], Brendan [Brendyn], Brenton [Brenttyn], Brent [Brentyn], Brennan [Brenyn], Bryn, Caden [Kadyn, ..], Caerwyn, Carwyn [Caerwyn], Chetwin [Chetwyn], Colwyn, Colin [Colyn], Conlan [Connlyn], Corbin [Korbyn▲, ..], Corwin [Corwyn], Crane [Crayn], Delvin [Delwyn, ..], Daylon [Dalyn]
Darin [Daryn, ..], Darren [Darryn], Darwin [Darwyn], Derwin [Derwyn, ..], Davon [Davyn], David [Davyn], Davyn, Durwin [Durwyn, ..], Devlin [Devlyn], Devin [Devyn▼], Devon [Devyn▼], Dean [Deyn], Dustin [Dustyn], Edwin [Edwyn], Eden [Edyn], Ephraim [Efryn], Eilwyn, Eirwyn, Elden [Eldwyn], Elvin [Elwyn, ..]
Elwin [Elvyn], Elwyn, Emil [Emlyn], Emlyn, Erskine [Erwyn, ..], Irwin [Irwyn, ..], Ethelwin [Ethelwyn], Evelyn, Evan [Evyn], Flynn [Flyn], Franklin [Franklyn, ..], Frayne [Frayn], Galen [Galyn], Garland [Garlyn], Garvin [Garwyn, ..], Gavin [Gwayn, ..], Germain [Jernayn, ..], Gladwin [Gladwyn], Glen [Glyn, ..], Glyndwr [Glyn]
Godwin [Goodwyn, ..], Goldwin [Goldwyn, ..], Goodwin [Goodwyn], Griffin [Gutyn, ..], Griffith [Gutyn], Guillaume [Gwillyn], Gwyn [Wyn], Hadwin [Hadwyn], Hamlin [Hamlyn], Hardwin [Hardwyn], Harlan [Harlyn], Heddwyn [Hedwyn], Heilyn, Hussein [Husayn], Hywel [Hywyn], Irving [Irvyn], Jaron [Jaryn], Jenkin [Jenkyn], Jeremiah [Jermyn], Jermaine [Jermyn]
Jessamine [Jessamyn], Jevon [Jevvyn], Jordan [Jordyn], Justin [Justyn▼], Kalvin [Kalvyn], Kameron [Kamryn▲], Kelvin [Kelwyn, ..], Kerwin [Kerwyn, ..], Kevin [Kevyn], Kirk [Kirklyn], Korbin [Korbyn▲], Landon [Landyn▲], Llewellyn [Llewelyn, ..], Loren [Loryn], Linn [Lyn], Lyndon [Lyn], Madison [Madisyn], Melvin [Melwyn, ..], Malvin [Malvyn], Marden [Mardyn]
Martin [Martyn], Marvin [Merwyn, ..], Medwin [Medwyn], Merlin [Merlyn▼], Mervin [Murvyn, ..], Merton [Merwyn], Morven [Morvyn, ..], Mostyn, Nolan [Nolyn], Norvin [Norwyn, ..], Olin [Olyn], Osten [Ostyn], Oswin [Oswyn], Peregrine [Peregryn], Perkin [Perkyn], Quinton [Quintyn], Robin [Robyn, ..], Robert [Robyn], Roslin [Rosslyn, ..], Rusty [Rustyn]
Selwyn, Severin [Seweryn], Shane [Shayn], Sherwin [Sherwyn], Sterling [Sterlyn], Stetson [Stetcyn], Steven [Stevyn], Swaine [Swayn], Talfryn [Tallfryn], Tamerlane [Tamurlayn, ..], Terron [Teryn, ..], Tevin [Tevyn], Tobias [Tobyn], Trevin [Trevyn], Tristan [Tristyn], Twain [Twayn], Unwin [Unwyn], Valentine [Valentyn], Verlyn, Walwyn [Welwyn]
Wayne [Wayn], Wyn
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