Layton

Layton indicates someone from the town or settlement. It is often associated with rural living, and historically, it referred to people from a specific locality or nature-derived area.

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The name 'Layton' has English origins, derived from Old English. It typically signifies a location or settlement that was known for a characteristic feature or family that lived there. The word 'laettan' in Old English translates to 'settlement' or 'town'.

  • Popularity: 1,065th
  • Babies named Layton in the US in 2023:
    Female: 99
    Male: 456
  • Nicknames: Lay, Lait, Tony, Lattie, Ty.
  • Full Names: Layton Alexander, Layton William, Layton James, Layton Joseph, Layton Samuel.
  • Famous Namesakes: Layton Williams - Actor, Layton Alverson - Musician, Layton Simon - Sports Executive, Layton Reid - Poet, Layton Stewart - Footballer.
  • Gender: Traditionally considered unisex but primarily masculine
  • Numerology: Layton resonates strongly with the numerology number 6, symbolizing compassionate individuals who are often seen as caretakers and strive for harmony in their surroundings. This number is linked to balance, responsibility, and nurturing tendencies.

In recent decades, Layton has gained popularity in English-speaking countries as both a first name and a surname. It is appreciated for its classic and versatile sound, appealing to parents seeking names that are traditional yet modern in feel.

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