Arwen is a name with deep roots in Welsh and Sindarin cultures. It means "noble maiden" or "fair," reflecting its origins in ancient Celtic languages. The name gained significant popularity in the 21st century due to its use in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings," where Arwen Undómiel is portrayed as an elf of unparalleled beauty and grace. This literary connection has enriched the name's connotations, aligning it with qualities of wisdom, endurance, and a profound connection to nature. The character's story, particularly her choice of mortality out of love, adds layers of love, sacrifice, and courage to the name's significance.
