Lowin

Lowin could be viewed in a number of ways, firstly, as a spelling variation of Lowen, a rising choice in England and Wales, France, and the Netherlands, possibly derived from the Cornish lowen meaning "happy" or potentially from the French and Breton names Lohan, Loan, and Elouan meaning "light".

Alternatively, Lowin may take inspiration from Lowell and Edwin, blending together to form a name meaning "friend of the wolf". This form was introduced by Nameberry User @Johannaa as part of our "Invent a Name" contest.

Pronounced LO-wihn.