Osborn
From Old English elements meaning "god" and "warrior" or "man": together, roughly "divine warrior."
Meaning and origin
Osborn combines two Old English elements: os, referring to a god, and beorn, meaning warrior or man, a pattern common in Anglo-Saxon compound names meant to invoke divine favour for a child.
How to pronounce Osborn
| English (US) | OZ-born /ˈɑzbɔrn/ |
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