Winslowe
Below 5 births
Below 5 births
About Winslowe
Part Winston and Edwin, part Marlowe and Shiloh, Winslowe is a surname-style choice with unisex appeal. Derived from Old English, it likely means "hill belonging to Wine", in whichWine is a given name meaning "friend".
Winslowe for boys
As a given name, it is more popularly spelled as Winslow, though the -e ending entered the US stats for girls in 2025.
Winslowe for girls
A modern-vintage fusion, Winslowe blends the sounds of Winifred, Wilhelmina, and Winnie with those Harlow, Marlowe, and Winter. A little preppy and a little edgy too, it could work as an alternative to Sloane and Elowyn or appeal to fans of Winslet and Windsor.
Derived from Old English, it likely means "hill belonging to Wine", in whichWine is a given name meaning "friend". The Winslowe spelling entered the US stats for the first time in 2025 when it was given to 6 girl but it's the Winslow form that is proving more popular, chosen for nearly 200 girls in the same year.
Pronounced WINZ-lo.