Nevin

Nevin comes from rich Celtic roots with its origins deeply planted in both Irish and Welsh traditions. In Irish, it means 'holy,' derived from the name 'Naoimhín,' which itself is a diminutive of 'naomh,' meaning 'saint' or 'holy.' The Welsh interpretation offers a similar vibe, translating to 'little saint' from 'Nefyn.' This name carries a spiritual and noble aura, perfect for parents seeking something traditional yet meaningful.

In terms of popularity, Nevin first graced the Top 1000 in 1912 and reached its highest rank of #916 in 1926. Though it hasn't cracked the top 100, it has had its moments over the years, spending a total of nine years in the Top 1000. The name experienced a notable drop from #1937 to #2764 in 2019, only to make a surprising leap of 504 spots in 2020. As of 2024, it ranks at #3321, showcasing its enduring yet fluctuating presence through the decades.

Nevin embodies a blend of classic charm and spiritual depth. The name feels timeless, echoing a sense of nobility and grace that resonates with those who appreciate names carrying a touch of history and reverence. Whether you're drawn to its holy connotations or its traditional roots, Nevin offers a unique blend of both worlds.