Lyman

The name Lyman signifies a person who hails from an area near meadows or grassy enclosures. It reflects an old connection with pastoral landscapes and nature.

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Lyman is derived from Middle English and Old English, primarily referring to a 'meadow' (lēah) or 'enclosure,’ representing someone who resides near a meadow or enclosure.

  • Popularity: 28,041st
  • Babies named Lyman in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 5
  • Nicknames: Ly, Lee, Manny, Lye, Lymy.
  • Full Names: Lyman Bernard, Lyman Edward, Lyman Paul, Lyman Charles, Lyman James.
  • Famous Namesakes: Lyman Beecher-clergyman, Lyman Lemnitzer-influential military leader, Lyman Frank Baum-author, Lyman Bostock-baseball player, Lyman Abbott-minister and editor.
  • Gender: Lyman is typically categorized as a masculine name, predominantly used for boys and men.
  • Numerology: In numerology, Lyman resonates with the number 3. This number is associated with creativity, expressive arts, and communication. Bearers of this name tend to be imaginative, charming, and sometimes gifted with a sense of humor.

Though the name Lyman isn't as common today, it saw its height in popularity in the late 19th and early 20th century. Lyman has historical prominence, particularly within New England, reflecting an aura of tradition and classical charm.

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