Lennox
LEN-oks
Meaning:
From the Scottish surname meaning 'lake' or 'place of elms'
Gender
Girl
Origin
Scottish, Celtic, British
Popularity Rank
#628 (girls)
#1226 (overall)
#1226 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While traditionally more common for boys, Lennox has become increasingly popular for girls in recent years, appreciated for its modern yet timeless appeal.
Why Parents Choose Lennox
Parents may choose Lennox for its strong Scottish roots, unique sound, and the sense of elegance and individuality it conveys for a girl.
History & Cultural Significance
Originally a Scottish surname derived from the Lennox region in Scotland, the name has been used as a given name since the 20th century. It gained popularity through historical figures and modern celebrities, blending noble heritage with contemporary appeal.
Lennox is a name of Scottish origin, historically associated with Scottish clans and noble heritage. It embodies strength, natural beauty, and a rich sense of tradition.
Notable People Named Lennox
- Lennox Lewis, former heavyweight boxing champion
- Lennox Head, a surfing spot in Australia
- Lennox Morrison, professional soccer player
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Pop Culture References
- Lennox Lewis in sports
- Lennox in music and fashion
- References to Scottish heritage in media