Weyne

Weyne is a proper noun used primarily as a surname in English-speaking regions. The spelling is a variant of related surnames such as Wynne, Wynn, or Wayne, reflecting historical orthographic variation in English and Welsh-influenced naming practices. The exact origin is not firmly established, but it is generally considered to be a variant form arising through phonetic spelling in medieval and early modern records.

In use, Weyne appears in genealogical and archival materials, including parish registers, civil records, and legal documents. Because it is relatively uncommon, there are no widely recognized individuals or places with the name that have singular, defining entries, though individuals with the surname may be found in historical documents or contemporary records.

Variant spellings are common in onomastic studies, and Weyne is often treated together with Wynne, Wayne, Wynn, and related forms in surname dictionaries and surname databases.

See also: Wynne, Wayne, Wynn, Wey, Wyn.