Origin and Meaning of Seals
Meaning & Origin
From the Old English meaning 'sea' or 'of the sea'; can also represent the animal seal, known for its playful nature.
Origin: Old English - Derived from the Old English word 'seolh,' which means 'seal' (the marine animal), and relates to the sea.
Interesting Facts
- Seals can be used as a surname, often related to coastal communities or those occupationally involved with the sea.
- While primarily used as a surname, Seals can be a unique first name, particularly in families that have a connection to marine life or the sea.
- Notable bearers of the surname include musician Seal, known for his unique voice and popular songs like 'Kiss From a Rose.'
- As a first name, Seals is quite rare and trending in some regions due to a desire for unique or nature-inspired names.
- Related names include Seal (as both a first and last name), and other sea-related names like Ocean, Marina, and Coral.