Kendall
[ˈkɛn.dəl]Meaning
from an English surname meaning "valley on the river Kent"
Background Story
Kendall comes from an English surname, taken from the name of the city of Kendale in northwestern England, meaning "valley on the river Kent". It was originally mostly masculine, and received a boost in popularity for girls in 1993 when the character Kendall Hart began appearing on the American soap opera All My Children. It is a unisex given name.
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