Meaning
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MFrom the Old Welsh name Merfyn — possibly mer ('marrow' or 'eminence') + myn ('hill') or ('great'). Anglicized as Marvin by the Tudor era and absorbed fully into English-language usage.
From the Old Welsh name Merfyn — possibly mer ('marrow' or 'eminence') + myn ('hill') or ('great'). Anglicized as Marvin by the Tudor era and absorbed fully into English-language usage.
MFrom the Old Welsh name Merfyn — possibly mer ('marrow' or 'eminence') + myn ('hill') or ('great'). Anglicized as Marvin by the Tudor era and absorbed fully into English-language usage.
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