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      Meaning of the first name Mabon

      Origin

      Welsh

      Meaning

      Divine Son

      Variations

      Mabyn, Macon, Mahon
      The name Mabon, with its Welsh origins, carries a profound meaning - Divine Son. In ancient Welsh mythology, Mabon ap Modron was a heroic figure, most prominently known as the son of the goddess Modron. The name Mabon signifies a divine connection, representing the offspring of a powerful deity.

      Throughout history, Mabon is mentioned in various Welsh texts and poems, often portrayed as a symbol of youth, vitality, and strength. The tales of Mabon became an intrinsic part of Welsh folklore, exemplifying the triumph of good over evil and the duality of divinity and humanity. Over time, the name Mabon gradually assimilated into everyday usage, and its significance transcended beyond mythological interpretations.

      In the modern-day, the name Mabon, while not overly common, is still used as a given name in Wales and other Welsh-speaking regions, albeit in a lesser capacity. Its usage has also expanded beyond Wales, with individuals from different cultural backgrounds adopting the name. Mabon represents a sense of nobility and an acknowledgment of a divine connection, resonating with those who appreciate its historic and mythological roots. Whether parents choose Mabon for its etymology or its unique charm, the name retains its powerful legacy as a symbol of the Divine Son.

      Based on our records...

      Rowe

      Rowe

      This is the most common surname associated with Mabon.
      Connie

      Connie

      This is the most common name of those married to a Mabon.
      Jennifer

      Jennifer

      This is the most common name for a child of a Mabon.
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