Maevelyn
Meaning of Maevelyn
Maevelyn, pronounced MAYV-lin (/ˈmeɪv.lɪn/), is a modern fusion of the Irish Maeve—“she who intoxicates”—and the timeless English Evelyn—“desired one.” Like a gentle sunrise blending warm hues, the name marries Celtic sparkle with classic elegance, conjuring images of a little girl whose laughter lights up a room. Though it remains sweetly under the radar—with sixteen newborn girls named Maevelyn in the US in 2024—it’s steadily climbing the charts, an invitational whisper to parents seeking something fresh yet rooted in tradition. And if names could have fan clubs, Maevelyn would be its own, celebrated for its melodic rhythm and subtle magic, a promise of wonder and warmth wrapped in two simple syllables.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as mayv-lin (/ˈmeɪv.lɪn/)
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