Wyndham
WIND-um
English
"from the windy village"Share
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Updated Wed Apr 17 2024
Wyndham Origin and Meaning
The name Wyndham is a boy's name of English origin meaning "from the windy village".
This artistic and aristocratic surname would not blend in on most playgrounds – and Windy is not the choicest of nicknames. Notable namesakes include artist (and founder of the Vorticist movement) Wyndham Lewis, as well as authors John Wyndham and Francis Wyndham.
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Famous People Named Wyndham
- (Percy) Wyndham LewisEnglish painter and novelist
- Wyndham HalswelleBritish Olympic sprinter
- Wyndham Rose Simpson (b. 2014)daughter of golfer Webb Simpson & Taylor Down Keith
Wyndham in Pop Culture
- Wyndham Flitterman,about,town in The Pottleton Legacy (1849), Albert Smith's facetious novel of types 'halfway between Dickens and comic papers'
- Wyndhamhotel chain
- Wyndham Frederick 'Freddie'Celandine's older brother in the novel 'Celandine'