Gryffin
g-ryffin, gr(yf)-fin
Popularity:
3622
Origin:
Greek
Meaning:
Hooked nose
In Greek mythology and medieval legend, the Gryphon was a majestic and powerful creature known to have the body of a lion and the head of an eagle. The subject of many artwork, folklore, and legend across time and culture, it’s believed this was so because the lion was classically seen to be the king of the beasts and the eagle the king of the birds, lending the name Gryffin its meaning “hooked nose.” Naming your little one Gryffin can instill a sense of confidence in their gait and help them spread their wings!