Oryn
Meaning of Oryn
Oryn, pronounced OR-in (/ɔrɪn/), is a contemporary variant of the Irish Gaelic Odhrán, itself derived from odhar, meaning “pale” or “dun.” Its concise two-syllable form blends familiar sounds with a distinctive spelling, giving it a subtly modern edge. U.S. Social Security Administration records show Oryn first appearing in 2008, peaking with 37 newborn boys in 2018 (ranked 875th) and most recently registering 11 births in 2024 (ranked 913th)—and therefore unlikely to reappear more than once on a typical classroom roster. This steady but selective usage reflects a niche appeal among parents who favor names that remain distinctive without straying into obscurity.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as OR-in (/ɔrɪn/)
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Notable People Named Oryn
| Oryn the Rebel - |
