Kemp
[kɛmp]Meaning
from the Old English word meaning warrior or soldier
Background Story
The name Kemp has historical roots in Old English and has been used as a surname and given name. It is associated with bravery and valor, often seen in medieval contexts. It has also been used in literature and various cultural references to represent strength.
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