Lenox
Meaning of Lenox
The name Lenox is a unique and stylish unisex name, pronounced as LEH-nahks (/ləˈnɔks/). Originating from the Scottish surname Lennox, which means "with many elm trees," it carries a natural and serene connotation. Lenox has been increasingly chosen for newborns in the United States over recent years, reflecting its growing popularity. Notably versatile, this name suits both boys and girls, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a modern yet classic name. Although it has seen fluctuating usage over the decades, with notable increases in recent years, Lenox remains relatively rare, ensuring your child will have a distinctive name. The variation Lennox offers an alternative spelling that retains the same pronunciation and charm. Whether inspired by its Scottish roots or its contemporary sound, Lenox is a name that stands out with elegance and strength.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as LEH-nahks (/ləˈnɔks/)
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Notable People Named Lenox
| Sir Cyrus Lenox Simson Hewitt was an influential Australian public servant with a career spanning over four decades, including serving as the secretary of the Prime Minister's Department and the Department of Minerals and Energy. |
