Kervin is a unique and distinctive given name, derived from the Breton form of the Welsh name Carwyn. This name is believed to have been brought to Brittany by the British Celts during their migrations in the early Middle Ages. The name Kervin is composed of two elements: "Car-" which means "love" or "cherish," and "-vin" which signifies "friend." Thus, Kervin translates to "beloved friend" or "loved one." This moniker carries a warm and inviting meaning, reflecting the importance of friendship and affection in Breton culture. Despite its historical roots, Kervin remains relatively uncommon today, allowing it to retain an air of exclusivity and uniqueness.
The name Kervin experienced significant fluctuations in popularity over the years, with a peak of 46 births in 1989 and a low of 7 births in both 1916 and 2020. The total number of births with this name is 1485 across the span of data provided.