Finn

Meaning fair, white
Origin Celtic, Gaelic, Irish
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Finn
Popularity Popular
Length 4
Syllables 1
Syllabification Finn

About Finn

Short, sweet, and impossibly charming—this name packs remarkable personality into just four letters. It evokes images of adventure and literary heroism, carrying associations with beloved characters who embody courage and heart. The name's Gaelic heritage connects to rich storytelling traditions, though it has transcended its roots to achieve universal appeal. Modern parents appreciate its effortless cool factor without trying too hard, that rare quality of being both trendy and enduring.

The single-syllable punch makes it memorable and strong, while its friendly sound keeps it approachable. It works brilliantly as a standalone choice or as a nickname for longer variations, offering flexibility. Whether your son becomes an artist, athlete, entrepreneur, or scholar, this name adapts seamlessly. Its rising popularity reflects contemporary naming preferences, yet it never feels overused or manufactured.

Variations of Name Finn

Fionn
Finley
Finlay
Fynn

Nicknames for Finn

Fin
Finny
Finn

Famous People Named Finn

Finn WolfhardCanadian actor
Finn BalorIrish professional wrestler
Finn HarriesBritish YouTuber
Finn WittrockAmerican actor
Finn ColeEnglish actor
Finn RussellScottish rugby player
Finn BálorIrish professional wrestler
Finn AndrewsNew Zealand musician
Finn CarterAmerican actress
Finn JonesEnglish actor
Finn GreenAustralian footballer
Finn TaylorAmerican film director
Finn NielsenDanish handball player
Finn TugwellDanish rower
Finn HurleyAustralian Paralympic swimmer
Finn SchumacherGerman actor
Finn MalmgrenSwedish oceanographer
Finn GoldingAustralian cricketer

Characters Named Finn

Finn the HumanAdventure Time
Finn HudsonGlee
Finn NelsonMy Mad Fat Diary
Finn CollinsThe 100
Finn AbernathyBones
Finn PolmarThe Good Wife
Finn McMissileCars 2
Finn MacCoolIrish mythology