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This is so cute, and definitely uncommon. It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I think it's cute and distinctive. Winnie would be an adorable nickname, and Wulfie would be a more out-there option, but still very sweet. When looking for a 'unique' name for their children, I don't think parents should stick 9 vowels in a 2 vowel name, but look into the past, it holds such treasures.
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Variants include Wulfwyn, Wulfwen, Wolvyna and Oluuena (that's possibly Olwena?). Seeing as other names starting with "Wulf" have a "Wolf" variant spelling, the spellings Wolfwynn, Wolfwyn and Wolfwen could work as modern spellings.
Source:
https://pase.ac.uk/domesday/name/2116/
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wulfwyn
https://tekeli.li/onomastikon/England-Saxon/Dithematic.html
https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ [See document titled "English Compound Names". 'Wolvyna' is at page 123].
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Source:
https://pase.ac.uk/domesday/name/2116/
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wulfwyn
https://tekeli.li/onomastikon/England-Saxon/Dithematic.html
https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ [See document titled "English Compound Names". 'Wolvyna' is at page 123].
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