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Finn | Meaning, Origin & History | The Name Library

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Finn

Celtic originSecular traditionStrongShort

Meaning

descendant of Fionn

Snapshot

A boy name with 1 syllables. Currently considered common.

Popularity Over Time

U.S. Data (2000-2023)

Explore how the popularity of Finn has changed over the last two decades.

Historical Context & Cultural Origin

The name Finn has strong roots in Irish mythology, most notably associated with Fionn mac Cumhaill (Finn MacCool), a legendary hunter and warrior. The name signifies 'fair' or 'white', reflecting a connection to purity and brightness. It has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years across various English-speaking countries.

Famous Namesakes

Finn Jones, Finn Wolfhard, Finn Bálor, Finn Harries, Finn Harries

Nicknames & Variations

Finnie

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