Lennon is a name with deep roots in Irish Gaelic culture, originally meaning "cloak" and "lover" It can also mean "dear one" according to Ancestry. It was first used as a surname, derived from the Gaelic byname Leannán, which signifies a lover. Over time, the name has evolved to be used as a given name, particularly after the legendary musician John Lennon. Today, Lennon is a popular unisex name, often chosen for its unique and meaningful origins. The name's popularity has been influenced by its association with John Lennon, making it a symbol of creativity and love.
