London
English place-name
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London Origin and Meaning
The name London is a girl's name of English origin.
The capital of the United Kingdom makes a solid and attractive twenty-first-century choice, with a lot more substance than Paris. It's in the unisex column, with both girls and boys given the name in recent years.
There was a rich girl character named London Tipton — inspired by Paris Hilton — on the Disney TV series The Suite Life of Zack and Cody beginning in 2005. Paris named her daughter London in 2023, continuing the city name theme and nodding to her Disney Channel facsimile.
- London Rank in US Top 1000
- London Rank in Nameberry Top 1000
- Names Similar to London
- Famous People Named London
- London in Pop Culture
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# 313 in the US
London Rank in US Top 1000
# 1385 on Nameberry
London Rank in Nameberry Top 1000
London Popularity
20 Names Similar to London
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Famous People Named London
- London Ava Kay Max (b. 2005)daughter of singer Kevin Max of band DC Talk
- London Jane McDonough (b. 2010)daughter of actor Neal McDonough
- London Emmett (b. 2010)daughter of actress Ambyr Childers and producer Randall Emmett
- London Smith (b. 2011)daughter of singer Granger Smith
- London Ray (b. 2012)daughter of singer Brooke White and David Ray
- London Olivia Smith (b. 2012)daughter of model Gwendolyn Osborne and TV sports analyst Kenny Smith
- London Casey (b. 2013)daughter of radio and TV personality DJ Envy
- London Grace Greenwood (b. 2014)daughter of rapper Manafest
- London Rose Daly (b. 2014)daughter of television host Carson Daly
London in Pop Culture
- London Tiptoncharacter on Disney's "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" and "The Suite Life on Deck"
- London2015 film and its main character
- LondonEngland
- LondonOntario, Canada
- LondonTexas, USA
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