Lindsay: Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity

Pronunciation: l-eends-ahy
Origin: England
gender-female

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Meaning: Lindsay carries unique cultural or symbolic value.

Lindsay is a name with Old English roots, originally a masculine name that has become unisex over time.' Lindsay has origins in both England and Scotland, with the surname first recorded in Lincolnshire, England, and later adopted by the Scottish Lindsay clan. The name transitioned from being predominantly masculine in Britain to being popular for girls in the US during the 1970s. Its contemporary cool vibe has made it a versatile name across genders. Lindsay is also associated with several notable Scottish and English noble families. The name has seen significant artistic mileage, with famous individuals like Lindsay Wagner and Lindsay Lohan.

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