Alvinia

If baby seems to sprinkle magic wherever they go, the feminine name Alvinia might just suit them perfectly. Alvinia has Old English origins and is a variant of Alvina, the feminine form of Alvin. Within the meaning of their name, little Alvinia can find new ways to awaken their imagination and adventure into the worlds of fairytales and fantasy. Alvinia derives from the Old English element alfr, which means “elf” or “supernatural being,” so don’t be surprised if baby grows to love all things mythical. Alvinia may also have links to the Old English titles Ælfwine, Æðelwine, and Ealdwine. Meaning “elf friend,” “noble friend,” and “old friend,” these names could inspire baby to see that opportunities for friendship are everywhere.