Kensington

Kensington carries the significant historical meaning of a dwelling or settlement belonging to Cynesige, embodying a sense of heritage and land ownership. It evokes images of tradition and a connection to the past within its meaning.

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The name Kensington has roots in Old English and is derived from the place name 'Kensington,' which was historically associated with a farm or settlement. It is thought to be from the Anglo-Saxon 'Cynesige's tun,' meaning the farm or estate of Cynesige.

  • Babies named Kensington in the US in 2023:
    Female: 62
    Male: 7
  • Nicknames: Ken, Kenny, Kensi, Kenzie, Kent.
  • Full Names: Kensington Bradley, Kensington James, Kensington Zoe, Kensington Grace, Kensington Marie.
  • Famous Namesakes: Kensington Palace-Building, Kensington Olympia-Exhibition Centre, Kensington Gardens-Park, Kensington Gore street-Cultural Arts, Kensington Market-Toronto.
  • Gender: This name is increasingly becoming popular as a unisex name for both boys and girls, showcasing versatility and modern flair.
  • Numerology: In numerology, Kensington is associated with the number 8, which signifies power, authority, and material success. Individuals with this numerological influence are often seen as ambitious, decisive, and capable leaders.

Kensington has grown in popularity in recent years, especially as a modern and chic choice for parents seeking unique yet traditional names. It is also favored for its association with notable landmarks and affluent areas.

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