Kennedy
Introduction
descendant of the leader
Background Story
The name Kennedy has Irish origins and is derived from the Gaelic name 'Caoinn' which means 'descendant of the leader'. It gained popularity as a surname first, especially in reference to President John F. Kennedy, who became an iconic figure in American history. The name has been embraced as a first name and carries a sense of charisma and leadership.
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