Fynn

Updated: October 21, 2023 by Stephanie Graham

Fynn is a modern baby boy’s name and a variant spelling of Finn. There are a couple different origins for this name and, thus, a coupe different meanings. The most common meaning is “fair” or “fairhaired.” Fynn has never been as popular as the more common spelling Finn, which has been in the top 1000 baby names since 2000.

Meaning and Origin of the name Fynn:

Fynn is a boy's name with a couple different origins and meanings. The meaning of Fynn from the Irish origin is “fair” or “fairhaired.” And the Old Norse origin gives Fynn the meaning “Sámi” (Sámi-speaking people) or “Finn” (Finnish people).

Fynn is a baby boy’s name of Irish and Old Norse origins. Fynn is a variant spelling of Finn. Finn comes from the Irish Fionn (meaning “fair” or “fairhaired”). Fynn may also be derived from the Old Norse Finnr, which was used to describe Sámi-speaking people or Finnish people.

Symbolism of the name Fynn:

Fionn mac Cumhaill was a hero in Irish mythology who was known to be all-wise and a dragon slayer. He had two very large hunting dogs that stood as tall as his shoulders. Fionn mac Clumhaill is often depicted hunting with his dogs or fighting with his sword and spear. He had a magic thumb that made him very wise.

Nicknames for the name Fynn:

Fynn is a great name for boys that has a rich history in Irish mythology. You may want to use a nickname or pet name for Fynn. To help you choose one, we listed the nicknames for Fynn below. There are only a few options because Fynn is a short and sweet name.