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Morwynna is a Scottish variant spelling. I know of a person from Scotland with this name. It is derived directly from the word morwyn.
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Morwenna and Morwenn are also used in Breton. They are composed of the words "Mor" and "Gwenn" which mean "White Sea".
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Morwenna is a very beautiful, magical name. There are many meanings given for it, but most seem to come from people trying to find Welsh/Cornish words it looks like. It's most likely that 'mor' means 'sea' and the rest is just unknown. It certainly doesn't mean 'maiden' in Cornish, as that is 'moren'.
I disagree with the usage, which is given only as 'Welsh'. It's very much considered a Cornish name and is often suggested amongst expectant Cornish families. In fact, there are more birth records of Morwennas in Cornwall than for the whole of Wales. [noted -ed]
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I disagree with the usage, which is given only as 'Welsh'. It's very much considered a Cornish name and is often suggested amongst expectant Cornish families. In fact, there are more birth records of Morwennas in Cornwall than for the whole of Wales. [noted -ed]
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