Finn

The name Finn is of Irish origin and has multiple meanings. In Irish, it is derived from the word "fionn" which means "fair" or "white." This name has a strong historical significance in Irish folklore and mythology. Finn MacCool, also known as Fionn mac Cumhaill, is a legendary hero in Irish mythology and a central character in the Fenian Cycle. Known for his wisdom and bravery, Finn MacCool was the leader of the Fianna, a group of warriors who protected ancient Ireland. The name Finn is also associated with the famous medieval Irish text called "The Adventures of Fionn mac Cumhaill" or "The Fenian Cycle." In addition to its Irish roots, Finn is also a popular name in other cultures. In Scandinavian countries, it is a variant of the name Fynn and is usually used as a given name for boys. The popularity of the name Finn has been increasing globally over the years and is well-received among parents for its simplicity and strong sound. It has gained attention as a trendy and modern name choice. Celebrities such as Owen Wilson and Tori Spelling have chosen the name Finn for their children, further contributing to its popularity.