| name |
meaning |
gender |
origin |
| Lindsay |
From the Island of the Lime Tree. Although in the Past, Lindsay Was a Common Boys' Name, Today it is Used More Often for Girls |
male |
Scottish |
| Lindsay |
Scottish Surname Derived from Lincoln, a Shortened Form of Lindum Colonia, the First Part of Which is Thought to Be from the Welsh Llyn (Lake) and the Second from the Latin Colonia (Settlement, Colony |
female |
Scottish |
|
| Lindsay |
Camp by the Brook (Linsay, Linsey, Lindsey) |
female |
English |
| Lindsay |
A Lake; a Place of Linden Trees. from the Island of the Lime Tree. Once Regarded As a Masculine Name, Lindsay Was Eventually Used for Children of Both Genders. Today, Girls are Given This Name More Fr |
female |
Scottish |
| Lindsay |
From the Island of the Snakes |
male |
Teutonic |
| Lindsay |
Linden Trees Near the Water |
unisex |
English |
| Lindsey |
Variant of Lindsay: from the Island of the Lime Tree. Although in the Past, Lindsay Was a Common Boys' Name, Today it is Used More Often for Girls |
male |
Scottish |
| Lindsey |
Variant of Lindsay: a Lake; a Place of Linden Trees. from the Island of the Lime Tree. Once Regarded As a Masculine Name, Lindsay Was Eventually Used for Children of Both Genders. Today, Girls are Giv |
female |
Scottish |
| Lynsey |
Variant of Lindsay: from the Island of the Lime Tree. Although in the Past, Lindsay Was a Common Boys' Name, Today it is Used More Often for Girls |
male |
Scottish |
| Lynsey |
Variant of Lindsay: a Lake; a Place of Linden Trees. from the Island of the Lime Tree. Once Regarded As a Masculine Name, Lindsay Was Eventually Used for Children of Both Genders. Today, Girls are Giv |
female |
Scottish |
