Bowan
Meaning of Bowan
Bowan (BOH-wuhn) feels like a fresh breeze of possibility for your little one. This warm, Anglo-American favorite takes its cue from the old Welsh surname Bowen—literally “son of Owen”—and carries whispers of yew trees standing tall, roots deep in Celtic legend. Easygoing yet resolute, it rolls off the tongue with a playful grin, promising both courage and kindness. You won’t stumble over Bowan’s popularity—just fifteen boys in the U.S. were given the name in 2024—making it a quietly distinctive choice that won’t fade into a sea of Johns or Michaels. For parents seeking a name as unique as it is timeless, Bowan is a heartfelt invitation to write a new family story filled with warmth, strength, and just the right dash of wonder.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as BOH-wuhn (/bəʊˈwən/)
American English
- Pronunced as BOH-wuhn (/boʊˈwən/)
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