Morgan
#1113 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Morgan has maintained steady popularity over the years, especially in English-speaking countries, appreciated for its classic yet contemporary feel and gender-neutral appeal.
Why Parents Choose Morgan
Parents often choose Morgan for its timeless charm, unisex versatility, and meaningful roots that evoke strength, nature, and individuality.
History & Cultural Significance
Morgan has roots dating back to medieval Wales, where it was used as a surname for families associated with the sea. Over time, it transitioned into a first name for both boys and girls, gaining popularity across English-speaking countries. Its association with legendary figures and literary characters has helped cement its timeless appeal.
Originally a Welsh surname meaning 'sea-born,' Morgan has evolved into a popular unisex given name, symbolizing strength, mystery, and a connection to nature.
Notable People Named Morgan
- Morgan Freeman, acclaimed actor
- Morgan Freeman, renowned narrator
- Morgan Stewart, television personality
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Pop Culture References
- Morgan Stark (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
- Morgan le Fay (Arthurian legend)
- Morgan Matthews (filmmaker)