Maegan
Meaning of Maegan
Maegan is a modern twist on the Welsh diminutive of Margaret—born in the misty highlands of Wales and ultimately tracing back to the Greek margarites, meaning “pearl.” Today, Maegan (pronounced MAY-guhn) dances across sun-warmed Spanish tiles, its syllables weaving a rhythmic flirtation that, when repeated—MAY-guhn, MAY-guhn—conveys a playful wink to the senses. Over the past fifty years, Maegan has charted a steady course through the U.S. baby-name rankings, peaking amid the spirited curves of the early 1980s and settling into 2023 with seven newborn bearers. Steeped in Celtic legend yet aglow with Latin warmth, Maegan bestows upon each child a living mosaic of tradition, elegance and gentle promise.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MAY-guhn (/ˈmeɪɡən/)
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Notable People Named Maegan
| Maegan Rosa - |
| Maegan Krifchin - |
| Maegan Manasse - |
