Peregrin
PEH-rə-grin
A name built on the Latin idea of a traveler or stranger.
Meaning
Peregrin comes from Latin peregrinus, meaning “traveler,” “foreigner,” or “stranger.” The excerpts group it with related forms like Peregrine, Peregrinus, Pellegrino, and Peregrino, all reflecting that same travel-related root.
Origin
Latinvaries by culture
Fun fact
This name appears in several European language forms, showing how the same Latin root traveled widely across Christian naming traditions.
Confidence: sourced. Sources: History of Christian Names, A list of Christian names, their derivatives, nicknames and equivalents in several languages.