Kensington
Meaning of Kensington
The name Kensington, primarily used for females, is a sophisticated and elegant choice with roots in English origin. Pronounced as ken-ZING-tun (/kənˈzɪŋ.tən/), this name evokes images of regal charm and historical significance, often associated with the affluent district of Kensington in London, known for its royal residences and lush gardens. A modern variation of this name is Kenzie, which offers a shorter, more casual alternative. Over the years, Kensington has seen a steady rise in popularity in the United States, reflecting its unique blend of classic appeal and contemporary style. Despite being relatively uncommon—with only 62 occurrences in 2023—it has climbed significantly from its rank of 5799 in 1998 to 2749 in recent years. This upward trend suggests that parents are increasingly drawn to Kensington's timeless elegance and distinguished flair for their baby girls.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as ken-ZING-tun (/kənˈzɪŋ.tən/)
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