Lennon
[ˈlɛnən]Meaning
from an Irish surname, from the byname Leannán meaning "lover"
Background Story
Lennon comes from an Irish surname, itself derived from the Irish byname Leannán, meaning "lover". The surname was borne by the musician and Beatle John Lennon, and the name may be used as a given name in his honour. In America it is now more common as a feminine name, possibly inspired in part by the singer Lennon Stella.
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