Marvin, of German origin, is a traditional name that has been popular throughout history. Derived from the word 'Marl', meaning 'boundary' or 'edge', Marvin signifies a person who stands at the border, implying strength and resilience. This name gained prominence during the Middle Ages and was often associated with individuals holding positions of authority. Despite its Germanic roots, Marvin has also been embraced in other cultures, making it a globally recognized name.
"Marvin's popularity peaked in the early 20th century, with over 40 births recorded in 1924 alone. However, it declined significantly by mid-century and has remained relatively uncommon since."