Eadwyn
Eadwyn is a masculine given name of Anglo-Saxon origin. It is an obscure variant of the medieval name Eadwin (often modernized as Edwin) and appears in historical records in several spellings, including Eadwyn, Eadwin, and Edwyn. In contemporary usage it is rare and more likely to be found in discussions of onomastics, genealogy, or historical fiction than in everyday naming practice.
Etymology and meaning: The name is built from two Old English elements: ead- meaning wealth, fortune, or
Usage and distribution: Historically, variants of Eadwin were common in Anglo-Saxon England. In modern English, Edwin
Notable bearers: No widely recognized contemporary or historical figure is known specifically by the spelling Eadwyn.