Origin and Meaning of Robbins

Son of Robert

Origin: English - Robbins is a diminutive form of the name Robert, which is derived from the Old High German name Hrodebert, meaning 'bright fame'.

• Robbins is often used as a surname but has also gained traction as a first name in recent years.
• The name Robbins can be found in various cultures, particularly in English-speaking countries, with variations including Robinson.
• Notable bearers of the surname Robbins include the American singer-songwriter John Robbins and filmmaker and producer Albert Robbins.
• In the United States, Robbins has seen fluctuating popularity, sometimes ranking in the higher tiers for unique or creative names.
• Related names include Robert, Robin, and Robinson, with Robin being a more common first name that has similar connotations.