Origin and Meaning of Lyndall

A variation of the Old English name meaning 'linden tree valley' or 'from the linden tree hill.'

Origin: Old English - Derived from the elements 'lind', meaning 'linden tree' and 'dell', meaning 'valley'. This name combines natural imagery with geographical features.

• Lyndall is a relatively uncommon name, especially in modern times, and is often seen as unique and distinctive.
• The name has seen use primarily in English-speaking countries, especially in Australia, where it gained some popularity in the mid-20th century.
• Notable bearers include Lyndall Sargent, an Australian academic and author, and various fictional characters in literature and television.
• Lyndall was most popular in the 1960s and 1970s, but usage has declined since then, making it a less traditional name today.
• Variations and related names include Lyndsay, Lindley, and Lindsay, which also draw from similar roots.