Corbyn

The name Corbyn is thought to be derived from an English surname, which itself may have originated from the Old English word "corf" or "corbin", meaning "raven" or "crow".

Surnames were often used to distinguish people based on their occupation, physical characteristics, or place of origin. In this case, the surname Corbin or Corbyn may have been given to someone who had a resemblance to a raven or who lived near a place where ravens were common.

While the exact origin and meaning of Corbyn as a given name are not entirely clear, it is believed to have transitioned from a surname to a first name in more recent times.

As a given name, Corbyn has a distinctive and slightly uncommon sound, which may appeal to parents looking for a name with a unique quality.