The first name Owen is of English, Welsh, Celtic, Greek, Celtic/Gaelic origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

English: Variant of Ewen: Variant of Eoghan or Eugene

Welsh: Young Warrior. Also Can Be a Variant of Eugene: Well-born

Celtic: Young Fighter

Greek: Variant of Eugene: Well-born. Famous Bearer: Prince Eugene of Savoy

Welsh: The Fortunate One (Bowen, Bowie, Wean, Ewen, Evan)

Celtic: Lamb, or Young Warrior, Fearless, Faithful, Imaginative, Has Many Friends

Celtic/Gaelic: Born to Nobility

Welsh: The Fortunate One

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Ab Owen  (Welsh)
Son of Owen

Ap Owen  (Celtic)
Son of Owen

Ap Owen  (Welsh)
Son of Owen

Bohannon  (Irish)
Son of Owen

Bow  (Gaelic)
Diminutive of Bowen: Small Son

Bowen  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Archer

Bowen  (Gaelic)
Small Son

Bowen  (Celtic)
Son of Owen

Bowen  (Welsh)
Son of Owen

Bowyn  (Celtic)
Son of Owen

Cowen  (Irish)
Twin

Evan  (Welsh)
Young Warrior (Ev, Even, Evin, Ewan, Owen)

Owena  (Welsh)
Feminine Form of Owen: Young Warrior. Also Can Be a Variant of Eugene: Well-born

Owena  (Welsh)
Well-born

Rhona  (Welsh)
Variant of Rhonwen: Fair Lance; Fair, Slender. Welsh Form of Rowena: White-haired

Rhonwen  (Welsh)
Fair Lance; Fair, Slender. Welsh Form of Rowena: White-haired

Rooney  (Celtic)
Redhead (Rowan, Rowen)

Rowen  (Irish)
Red Haired

Rowena  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Fair Haired

Rowena  (Welsh)
Slender

Rowena  (Scottish)
Slender, Fair. (Ro-wee-nah)

Rowena  (Welsh)
Variant of Rhonwen: Fair Lance; Fair, Slender. Welsh Form of Rowena: White-haired

Rowena  (Anglo Saxon)
White Haired

Rowena  (Celtic)
White or Comely

Tyrone  (Irish)
From Owen's Territory. County Tyrone in Ireland. The Late Actor Tyrone Power

Tyrone  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Land of Owen, Young Soldier

Tyronne  (Irish)
From Owen's Territory. County Tyrone in Ireland. The Late Actor Tyrone Power

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