Origin and Meaning of Layten

A combination of Lay and the suffix -ten, typically interpreted as 'from the meadow' or 'meadow town.'

Origin: English - Derived from Old English ‘leah’ meaning ‘meadow’ or ‘clearing’ and ‘-ten’ as a suffix denoting a place or town.

• Layten is considered a modern variation of older names and combines elements that evoke nature.
• The name is primarily used in the English-speaking world and may be seen as an alternative to more common names like Layton.
• Famous people with similar names include Layton, a musician and actor, and namesake cities or towns often bearing similar roots.
• Layten has seen a rise in usage since the 21st century, with parents seeking unique and nature-inspired names.
• Variants include Layton and Laiten, but Layten stands out due to its less conventional spelling.