Morgunn
Morgunn Origin and Meaning
Morgunn is a masculine name with Old Norse and Scottish Gaelic roots. It's a variant spelling of Morgan, which originally meant 'sea-born,' 'sea-circle,' or 'bright sea' from ancient Celtic elements. The distinctive spelling with the double 'n' gives the name a more rugged, ancient quality that evokes images of Norse warriors and Scottish highlands. While uncommon in modern usage, Morgunn connects to the rich mythology and history of Northern Europe. The name shares linguistic connections with names like Morgaine and Morgana from Arthurian legend. Unlike the more common Morgan, which has become increasingly used for girls in recent decades, Morgunn with this spelling remains distinctly masculine and carries an air of strength, mystique, and connection to nature's power.