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| Pronunciation | may-gan (North American English), alternatively meh-gan (British English) |
| Gender | Female |
| Meaning | precious, pearl, great, brave |
| Origin | Greek, Irish, Welsh |
| Related names | Margaret, Meg, Meggy, Peggy, Meagan, Margot |
| Wikipedia articles | All pages beginning with "Megan " |
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Megan is a Welsh, Greek or Irish name (depending on the spelling), originally a pet form of Margaret. In modern times it has attracted many alternative spellings, including Meghan, Meighan, Mégan, Meeghan, Meghann, Meaghan, Mégane, Meganne, Megen, Meagen, Megyn, Meggan, Meggin, Meagan, Maegan, Maygen, Magen, Meagin, Meaghean, Mehgan, Meahgan, Maeagheaen, Mayghan, Megyan and Meyghan.
The name "Megan" is usually associated with females. It is said to be "great" and "brave," but may also be "precious," or "pearl."
Notable Megans include:
- Megan Follows (born 1968), Canadian actress
- Megan Fox (born 1986), American actress
- Meagan Good (born 1981), American actress
- Megan Jendrick (born 1984), American swimmer
- Megan Mullally (born 1958), American actress
- Meggin Cabot (born 1967), American writer
- Meaghan Jette Martin (1992), American actress
- Megan Hauserman, American Model and Reality Star
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