Gladwyn is an uncommon, yet distinctive given name of Welsh origin. Derived from the elements ' glas', meaning 'blue' or 'gray-green', and 'gwyn', signifying 'fair' or 'white', Gladwyn translates to 'white with a tinge of blue or green'. This unique name holds historical significance in Wales, having been borne by prominent figures such as Sir Gladwyn Jebb, the first President of the United Nations General Assembly. It has also been used occasionally in English-speaking countries, conferring an air of uniqueness and heritage upon those who bear it.
"Gladwyn saw a spike in newborns between these years, with almost double the births in 1927 compared to 1921, totaling 16."