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Morwenna or Morwen is one of my favorite names. I like a lot of "-a" girl names so Morwen gets more use in combos for me.
I might not have thought of Rachel Morwenna but I like it.

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Ivy Morwenna
River Morwenna
Willow Morwenna
Willa Morwenna
Helen Morwenna
Eleanor Morwenna
Holly Morwenna
Briseis Morwenna
Lucy Morwenna
Judith Morwenna
Lilith Morwenna
Tanith Morwenna
Tamsin Morwenna
Poppy Morwenna
Violet Morwenna
Juniper Morwenna
Isabel Morwenna

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Morwenna Igraine
Morwenna Elaine
Morwenna Brielle
Morwenna Dawn
Morwenna Vivian
Morwenna Coraline
Morwenna Beltaine

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I have loved Morwenna since the first time I saw it. It has an irreplaceable feeling of eccentricity. I'm fond of how obscure it is, it makes the name fantasy-like. A similar name I also love is Morvoren, which means "mermaid" in Cornish.

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Morwenna Adelaide
Morwenna Beatrix
Morwenna Cecily
Morwenna Dominique
Morwenna Estelle
Morwenna Felicity
Morwenna Georgette
Morwenna Isabelle
Morwenna Juliet
Morwenna Lillian
Morwenna Olive
Morwenna Rosalie
Morwenna Seraphine
Morwenna Vivienne
Morwenna Winifred

I like Morwenna.

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Morwenna Aubrey Jane
Morwenna Blodwen
Morwenna Daphne
Morwenna Corinne
Morwenna Elspeth
Morwenna Lieselotte
Morwenna Ophelia
Morwenna Paisley
Morwenna Shannon
Morwenna Sloane
Morwenna Zoe
Morwenna Claire
Morwenna Deirdre
Morwenna Jewel
Morwenna Amaris
Morwenna Seraphine
Morwenna Calypso
Morwenna Calista
Morwenna Calliope
Morwenna Freya
Morwenna Saskia
Morwenna Juliet

This message was edited 5/7/2025, 8:57 AM

I love Morwenna!

I like it! It's not a favorite but I think it's beautiful. It'd be a nice mn but I think it's gorgeous as a fn.

Morwenna is pretty. It sounds sophisticated but also makes me think of a fairytale. Morwenna calls to mind someone who gives good advice.

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The meaning is a bit disappointing. I feel the same way about Corinne. Maiden? Surely there was a more interesting meaning that they could have gone with. Maybe "Mor," meaning sea, combined with "wen" derived from gwyn, meaning "blessed." Alas, we don't get to choose etymologies.

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Morwenna Eve
Morwenna Estelle
Morwenna Clare
Morwenna Yrsa

This message was edited 5/6/2025, 8:40 AM

I love it too. It's so dark and bewitching.

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Morwenna Robin came to mind immediately, not sure why, maybe Morwenna puts me in mind of folk tales and such.

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Chloe Morwenna would be cool. Rose Morwenna I would actually use. Ruth Morwenna...

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I like Morwenna with R names too I guess! They suit each other.

It's OK, but only OK. I was somewhat put off it by a friend of a friend, in the UK, who loved it and would have used it IRL but only had boys. So, rather than waste a good name, she named her car Morwenna.

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Jane Morwenna would work for me: good blend of familiar and unusual.