Origin and Meaning of Clennon
Meaning & Origin
From the meadow near a hill
Origin: English - Derived from Old English elements 'clyn' which means 'meadow' and 'dun' which means 'hill'.
Interesting Facts
- Clennon is a rare name and is considered to have Old English roots, often linked to place names.
- In some instances, Clennon can be associated with locations in England, particularly in Devon.
- Notable bearers of the name include Clennon King, a British novelist and playwright, though the name itself remains uncommon.
- Clennon is not widely used today and has low popularity rankings, making it a unique choice for parents.
- Similar names include Clenton and Clenn, which share a similar phonetic structure but differ in meaning and etymology.