Lyn meaning | Last name Lyn origin

The lastname is a variant of Lynde. See Lind - The name of Lynne was assumed by the proprietors of the lands and barony of Lynne, in Ayrshire, as soon as surnames became hereditary in Scotland. B.L.G. Lind is Scotch for a lime tree. In England, the name occurs in the XIV century, as De la Lynde— "of the Linden, or lime tree." This surname is found in most of the Teutonic languages. The French name Tilleul is synonymous.

The is variant of Lind. The name of Lynne was assumed by the proprietors of the lands and barony of Lynne, in Ayrshire, as soon as surnames became hereditary in Scotland. B.L.G. Lind is Scotch for a lime tree. In England, the name occurs in the XIV century, as De la Lynde— "of the Linden, or lime tree." This surname is found in most of the Teutonic languages. The French name Tilleul is synonymous.

Form of Lynne. Dweller at, or near, a pool or lake.

Lyn is form of Lindgren. Linden-tree branch.

A variation of Lindell. One who came from Lindall meaning "lime-tree valley," in Lancashire.

Lyn is the form of Lindahl. Linden-tree valley.

The surname Lyn is a form of Lind. Dweller by the lime tree; linden tree.

Lastname Lyn is the variation of Linn. Dweller at, or near, a pool or lake; dweller near a linden tree.

Is the variation of the Linn. A Celtic topographical expression, used both simply and as a prefix. It signifies a deep pool or lake, or any piece of water; but is commonly used in Scotland to designate a cascade falling into a pool, Gaz.

Lyn is form of Lintot. A place in the department of Seine Inferieure, Normandy; another in the arrondissement of Havre. The family were in Shropshire in the XII century.