Remington
Meaning of Remington
Remington strides into the nursery like a cowboy at a fiesta. It brings both swagger and sabor. The name began as an Old English surname that means “raven town by the river.” Muddy boots met maracas, and the sound found new life. Remington is proudly unisex. It high-fives pink tutus and blue sneakers alike. Say it aloud—REM-ing-tun. The rhythm cracks like a snare drum and then hums like a lullaby. Pop culture adds razors, rifles, and a smooth TV detective to its résumé. The charm comes with a playful wink. In the United States the name rocketed up the charts like confetti on a carnival breeze. It now dances comfortably inside the top 300. Remington rides the range, spins on a salsa floor, and shouts ¡olé! all in one breath.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as REM-ing-tun (/ˈrɛm.ɪŋ.tən/)
- Pronunced as REM-ing-tun (/rəmɪŋ.tən/)
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Notable People Named Remington
| Arthur Remington Kellogg was an American naturalist and director of the United States National Museum known for his marine mammal research. |
| Remington Schuyler was an American painter, illustrator, and writer from Buffalo, New York, named after his distant cousin Frederic Remington. |
| Remington Vernam was a New York lawyer and real estate developer who founded Arverne on land he bought in 1882, later incorporated into New York City in 1898. |
