The surname Brandin has its roots in Swedish and Germanic origins. It is an ornamental or habitational name composed of the personal name Brand or the placename element brand 'fire' (in placenames such as Brandstorp and Brändön) with the adjectival suffix -in. The name has seen a decline in popularity in the United States, with a significant drop in the number of individuals bearing the name between 2000 and 2010. Despite this, the name remains significant due to its rich history and cultural significance. It is also associated with place names in England, such as Brandon, which dates back to the Old English "brom" + "dun," meaning "hill where broom grows."
