Origin and Meaning of Henton

Henton is derived from 'Henge', meaning 'enclosure' or 'to hang', and 'ton', which means 'settlement' or 'town'. Thus, Henton may imply a 'settlement by the henge'.

Origin: Old English - The name Henton originates from Old English, combining two elements: 'henge', which is thought to refer to a prehistoric monument, and 'ton', meaning 'town' or 'settlement'.

• Henton is primarily considered a surname that has transitioned into use as a first name in some regions.
• Henton is more commonly found in England, where many place names feature the suffix 'ton' indicating a town or settlement.
• Notable references to Henton include geographical locations in England, such as Henton in Oxfordshire.
• The name Henton has not been widely popular as a given name and has emerged sporadically, mostly as a unique name choice for boys.
• Variations of Henton include Hent, Hinton, and combinations using 'ton', which are more common in England.