Lavin

Meaning of Lavin

Lavin is a cheerful, unisex name that sparkles with cross-cultural charm. It’s like a cozy cup of masala chai – a little bit of spice and a whole lot of warmth in each syllable. Often traced to Irish Gaelic Ó Lámháin (descendant of “little hand”), it hints at a caring spirit and gentle touch. In Spanish it flows as lah-VEEN, and in English it pops as LAY-vin, lively and fresh. In India, parents hear echoes of Lavanya (grace) and the steady climb of a vine, weaving together growth and elegance. Since first appearing in US records in the 1950s, it’s held its own among modern favorites, welcoming 13 newborns in 2023. Like a monsoon breeze dancing through jasmine flowers, Lavin carries both strength and tenderness, perfect for a child set to flow through life with joy and resilience.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as lah-VEEN (/laˈbin/)

English

• Pronunced as LAY-vin (/leɪˈvɪn/)

• Lavina
• Lavonne
• Lavinia
• Lavana
• Lavender
• Lavena
• Lavanya