I’ve only seen this name used for 2 characters (have yet to see it used for actual people, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist): in the Supergirl tv series there’s Winn Schott (who I now realize is spelled differently), and there is an entire series of Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards of the same character: “Wynn, the Wind Charmer”. So, how is this name not unisex? It should be.
I got this name from the Canadian West series by Janette Oke (the author of the book Love Comes Softly series, which was made into a Hallmark movie. It is basically a little house on the prairie style book, set in the Canadian North.) This series (When Calls the Heart, When Comes the Spring, When Breaks the Dawn, When Hope Springs New, Beyond the Gathering Storm, and When Tomorrow Comes) is about a woman named Elizabeth and her husband, a royal Canadian mountie, named Wynn. He is a strong officer who is kind and fair and strong and caring. Just the kind of man I want my son to be!
― Anonymous User 4/23/2008
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Wynn is my favorite name ever for a boy. It is so sweet and handsome! It's truly unique and unusual! My son will be named Wynn, and when he is a baby I will call him Wynnie and Wynnie the Pooh. How cute!
― Anonymous User 4/23/2008
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The origin is Welsh and English. In English it means 'joy' and is the name of a runic letter of the Old English alphabet. Can be used for male or female.
So, how is this name not unisex? It should be.