Pronunciation: [mˈiːɡən] (IPA) 
Maegan is a variant spelling of the name Megan, which means "pearl" in Welsh. The IPA phonetic transcription of Maegan is /ˈmeɪɡən/. The first syllable "mae" is pronounced as /meɪ/, which rhymes with "day" or "way." The second syllable "gan" is pronounced as /gən/, which is similar to the word "gun" but without the "u" sound. This spelling is often used as a unique twist on the traditional name Megan.
Maegan is a female given name that has various origins and meanings. It is derived from the old Welsh name "Megan," which means "pearl." The name has gained popularity in recent years and is often considered a modern variation of the traditional Welsh name.
In Welsh mythology, pearls were considered highly valuable, representing purity and beauty. Therefore, the name Maegan can often be associated with these qualities. It is often given to girls with the hope that they will grow up to be individuals of great charm and grace.
The name Maegan is also found in other cultures, such as in Ireland and Scotland, where it is associated with the Irish name "Meaghan" or "Megan." In these contexts, the name can have different meanings, including "strong," "mighty," or "little pearl."
Individuals named Maegan are often described as compassionate, intelligent, and independent. They possess a natural ability to connect with others on an emotional level and are typically seen as trustworthy and reliable.
Overall, Maegan is a name that exudes elegance and feminine strength. It has deep historical and cultural roots and is often chosen by parents who seek a name that reflects their hopes and aspirations for their child.
The name "Maegan" is mainly derived from the Welsh name "Megan". "Megan" itself is a diminutive of the Welsh name "Marged", which is the Welsh form of "Margaret". The name "Margaret" is of Greek origin and comes from the word "margarites", which means "pearl". Therefore, "Maegan" ultimately refers to a "pearl" or something precious.
