• Lynn

    Alternative forms

    Origin

    From place names in Norfolk and Scotland, Scottish Gaelic linne ("stream, pool") or from corresponding Old English/ words.

    • The female name is used as a fanciful spelling variant of Lyn, shortened from the common -lyn/-line ending of women's names , as in Carolyn, Evelyn, Gwendolyn.

    Full definition of Lynn

    Proper noun

    Lynn

    (plural Lynns)
    1. Any of several place names (outside Britain named for persons with the surname).
      1. A town in Alabama.
      2. A town in Arkansas.
      3. A town in Indiana.
      4. A city in Massachusetts.
      5. An unincorporated community in West Virginia.
      6. A town in Wisconsin.
      7. A community in Nova Scotia.
    2. usually appearing as a middle name.
    3. , popular as a middle name.
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