Gaven
Meaning of Gaven
When parents lean in to whisper GAY-vuhn at dawn, they imagine their son soaring like a white hawk through sunlit skies. A modern twist on the ancient Scottish-Gaelic Gavin—tracing back to the Welsh gwyn, “blessed” or “white,” and the Old English hafoc, “hawk”—Gaven carries whispers of Arthurian valor and keen vision. He’s more likely to guard his familia with a gentle strength than to don shining armor, eyes glinting with curiosity and a mischievous grin for every cardboard shield he fashions. He’ll win abuela’s corazón with a shy sonrisa before he even learns to walk, leaving a trail of alegría in his wake. Warm and melodic, Gaven dances between heritage and hope, a name that feels both timeless and lleno de vida.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as GAY-vuhn (/ˈɡeɪvən/)
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Notable People Named Gaven
| Gaven Martin - |
