The name Lorne is primarily of Scottish origin, meaning "fox." It has a rich history, derived from the title Marquis of Lorne, which was inspired by the Scottish place name Lorne. This title was used for Canada's first Governor General, transitioning the name into a popular given name. Lorne symbolizes the slyness of a fox and is associated with nobility through its historical context, but does not specifically symbolize the 'nobility of a king.' Its use has remained consistent in English-speaking countries, particularly in Scotland and Canada, and it continues to be a unique and distinctive name with positive connotations.
