Lyndsay
The Meaning & Origin of the Name Lyndsay
Lyndsay, which has 7 letters and 2 syllables, is a female name of English origin.
Meaning of Lyndsay
Island of linden trees
Lyndsay is a modern variant of the name Lindsay, often used for girls. It conveys a sense of charm and contemporary appeal.
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| Meaning | Island of linden trees |
| Origins | English, Scottish |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity (US) | #927 in 1994 Declining |
| Rarity (US) | Rare (Top 1000) |
| Era | 80s name |
Background & History of The Name Lyndsay
The name Lyndsay is a feminine form of Lindsay, which has its roots in an English and Scottish surname derived from a place name meaning 'island of linden trees'. Gaining popularity in the late 20th century, it has a modern flair that resonates with many parents today. Notable bearers of the name include Lyndsay Faye, a well-known author, and Lyndsay Davenport, a professional tennis player. Its unique spelling and contemporary feel make it a favored choice among new parents.
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