Origin and Meaning of Shorn

To have been cut; often associated with shearing.

Origin: English - Derived from the Old English word 'scieran', which means 'to cut'.

• The name Shorn is relatively uncommon and often associated with nature, particularly with the idea of shearing sheep for wool.
• As a name not widely used in many cultures, Shorn mainly appears in English-speaking countries, often used as a surname or rarely as a first name.
• One notable bearer of the name is Shorn (Shawn) Merriman, a former professional American football player.
• Popularity for the name Shorn has remained low compared to more traditional names, making it a unique choice.
• Related names include Shawn and Shorne, which share similar roots and phonetics.