Surname Owain (Owain 
, أوين) , throughout the world, is a rare cognomen. The surname Owain is characteristic of Western Asia, particularly Saudi Arabia, where it is a rare surname, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the United Kingdom. More frequently, Owain is the forename as well as the last name.
| maredudd ab owain 10th-century king in Wales (b. 938) |
|
|
| angharad ferch owain 11th- and 12th century Queen consort of Gwynedd (1081-1137), GB (b. 1065) |
|
|
| rhys ab owain King of Deheubarth (b. 1100) |
|
|
| iorwerth ap owain Welsh prince of Gwynllwg and Lord of Carleon (b. 1200) |
|
|
| dafydd ap owain Prince of Kingdom of Gwynedd (b. 1200) |
|
|
| llywelyn ab owain Welsh noble (fl. 1275–1283) (b. 1300) |
|
|
| maredudd ap owain Welsh prince of Deheubarth (b. 1300) |
|
|
| gutun owain Welsh poet (b. 1425) |
|
|
| ieuan ddu ap dafydd ab owain Welsh poet, GB (b. 1440) |
|
|
| john ab ieuan ab owain, of dyffryn of dyffryn (1510-1560) (b. 1509) |
|
|
| siôn ap howel ab owain Welsh translator of the Rhetorica ad Herennium formerly attributed to Cicero, GB (b. 1550) |
|
|
|
owain owain Welsh novelist, short story writer and poet, GB (b. 1929) |
|
|
robin llwyd ab owain Welsh author, poet, and Wikipedian, GB (b. 1958) |
|
|
dyfnwal ab owain King of Strathclyde |
|
| elizabeth ferch owain Peerage person ID=659698 |
|
Khoo, Turner, Harris, Hughes, Wilson, Bennett, Roberts, Gardner, Glyndwr, Jenkins, Edwards, Harries, Hopkins, Watkins, Matthews, Meredith, Phillips, Rowlands, Richards, Harrison, Williams, Pritchard, Thomas, Taylor, George, Davies, Pugh, Rees, Rhys, John, Hall, Hill, Owen, Smith, Bevan, Brown, Griffiths, Parry, David, Lewis, Lloyd, James, Jones, Evans, White, Morris, Morgan, Powell, Price, and Llewellyn