Londish meaning | Last name Londish origin

Surname is a variant form of Lund. Lund is a well-known bishop's see and university in Sweden. A family of this name settled in Yorkshire from Nurem burg in the XVI century.

Surname is a variation of the Londe. Several places in Normandy bear the name of La Londe, particularly the great forest on the left bank of the Seine below Rouen.

The variant of Lunt. One who came from Lunt meaning "grove," situated in Lancashire.

Londish is form of Lundberg. Grove mountain.

Lastname is a variation of London. One who came from Lombardia, county of the Longobardi and a province in Italy; a shopkeeper, from the fact that many from Lombardia set up shop in Sicily.

A variation of Edlund. Heath grove.

Londish is variant of Lounsbury. One who came from Londesborough, i.e., Lothen's fort, in Yorkshire.

Londish is a variation of Lund. Grove.

Is the variant form of Lundstrom. Grove river.

Lastname is a form of Lounde. See Lowndes - Came from launile, Old English for a forest-glade or lawn. In "Morte Arthure" this word is written loundes. The family claim to be of Norman origin.

Londish is variant form of the Lunn. A corruption of Lund - Lund is a well-known bishop's see and university in Sweden. A family of this name settled in Yorkshire from Nurem burg in the XVI century

There are several localities so called in Lancashire and Yorkshire.

Family name is variant form of the Lundin. Of that Ilk in Scotland.