Olin

The name Olin has multiple interpretations. Its Scandinavian origins link it to Olaf, meaning 'ancestor's heritage' or 'sending', but can be loosely associated with the term "sacred" or "holy", highlighting revered qualities. In some cultures, it signifies "relic" or "heirloom".

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The name Olin has its roots primarily in Scandinavian and English origins. In Scandinavian terms, it is a variant stemming from the Old Norse name Olaf, commonly used as a masculine name. In the English lexicon, it has been adopted and used both as a surname and a given name.

  • Popularity: 4,096th
  • Babies named Olin in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 81
  • Nicknames: Oli, Olly, Lin, Olie, Oll.
  • Full Names: Olinda, Olinda Marie, Olina, Olinka, Olindo.
  • Famous Namesakes: Olin Browne-Golfer, Olin Kreutz-NFL Player, Olin Howland-Actor, Olin Stephens-Naval Architect, Olin Chism-Journalist.
  • Gender: Historically masculine, but increasingly used as a unisex name
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Olin resonates with the number 11, which is considered a Master Number that signifies intuition, insight, and enlightenment. Those with this number may have a natural inclination towards spiritual awareness and creativity.

The name Olin doesn't fall in the top popularity charts but has a classic appeal. Sites report a steady presence in the UK and US between, ranking between 500 and 100 in the 2010s. It experiences increased interest when associated with famous individuals or characters in pop culture.

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