Joslyn

Joslyn is a given name, primarily used for females. Its origins are English, believed to be derived from the Germanic personal name Jocelyn, meaning "member of the tribe of the Goths" or "from the Goth people." The name gained some popularity in English-speaking countries during the 19th and early 20th centuries, though its usage has fluctuated over time. It is not exceptionally common but is recognizable.

Variations of the name include Jocelyn, Josline, and Josalyn. The pronunciation is generally considered to be JOZ-uh-lin. While not a universally prevalent name, it has been adopted by individuals across various cultures. The name's historical roots are tied to medieval Europe, with some early associations with nobility. Its modern usage often reflects a preference for classic yet less common names. The name has appeared in literature and popular culture, contributing to its continued recognition.