Torin

Torin is a Scottish name that originated as a descriptive surname derived from the Gaelic words 'torr' meaning 'hill' or 'tower' and 'innis' meaning 'island' or 'meadow'.

The name was initially used to refer to someone who lived near a prominent hill or tower, or it may have described the physical appearance or occupation of an individual.

In modern times, Torin has gained popularity as a masculine given name, particularly in English-speaking countries. It is often associated with strength, fortitude, and a connection to nature.

While not as common as some other Scottish names, Torin has a unique and distinctive sound that appeals to parents seeking a name with cultural heritage and meaning.