Remington Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Boy Names Like Remington

Remington Name Origin: English
Pronunciation: reh-ming-ton
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Remington Name Meaning

“Remington: The Name That’s Loaded with History”

The name Remington is a unique and stylish name that has a rich history behind it. It’s a name that is both classic and modern, making it a great choice for parents who want to give their child a name that will stand the test of time.

Origins of the Name

Remington is of Old English origin, and it is a surname that was originally given to someone who came from a place called Remington. The place name Remington is derived from the Old English words “rēad” meaning “red” and “ing” meaning “meadow”, “the red meadow” .

Popularity

Remington is not a common name, it has been consistently in the top 1000 most popular names in the US since the year 2000, According to Social Security Administration data, it peaked at position number 492 in the year 2017.

Famous Remingtons

The most famous Remington would be the Remington Arms Company, a manufacturer of firearms and ammunition. The company was founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington and has been in business for over 200 years.

Final thoughts

Remington is a unique and stylish name that has a rich history behind it. It’s a name that is both classic and modern, making it a great choice for parents who want to give their child a name that will stand the test of time. And who knows, maybe your little Remington will grow up to be a firearms enthusiast and carry on the legacy of the famous Remington Arms Company.

Remington Name Popularity

How popular is the name Remington? Here’s everything we know.

Year	Rank	# Births	% Births
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1983	858	59	0.004%
1984	999	38	0.0026%
1985	1,356	20	0.0013%
1986	1,535	14	0.0009%
1987	1,471	17	0.0011%
1988	1,126	40	0.0026%
1989	909	75	0.0046%
1990	996	65	0.0039%
1991	1,043	62	0.0038%
1992	1,088	58	0.0036%
1993	1,109	56	0.0036%
1994	954	83	0.0054%
1995	1,007	76	0.005%
1996	854	111	0.0074%
1997	811	131	0.0089%
1998	743	171	0.0114%
1999	741	169	0.0113%
2000	820	147	0.0096%
2001	834	148	0.0098%
2002	934	121	0.0081%
2003	814	167	0.011%
2004	800	174	0.0114%
2005	820	179	0.0117%
2006	755	228	0.0146%
2007	768	234	0.0148%
2008	716	277	0.0179%
2009	572	417	0.0279%
2010	534	437	0.0303%
2011	475	512	0.0359%
2012	421	629	0.0441%
2013	354	851	0.0598%
2014	311	1,078	0.074%
2015	296	1,175	0.0808%
2016	251	1,389	0.0963%
2017	249	1,466	0.105%
2018	243	1,514	0.1102%
2019	224	1,629	0.1203%
2020	231	1,561	0.1226%
2021	231	1,571	0.1285%

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Data via SSA.gov.

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Siblings of Remington

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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Elizabeth	God is my oath	Hebrew

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8 Comments

Ashley Young Jul 12 at 10:35 am

My maiden name

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Ashley Young Jun 30 at 8:34 am

Remington is my maiden name, and I have dreamed of naming my little boy that ever since I was a little girl.

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Telisa svedin Mar 25 at 12:11 pm

Me and dad are both into hunting so we picked the name of a hunting gun

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Staci barnett Feb 3 at 9:57 am

I always love the name Remington. When my sister was still here I told her I thought bout naming him Remington and she goes I really like that name to. She wasn’t doing good at all when I talk to her bout baby names. She didn’t last that long after I talk to her. It help me stay with that name. I also love the outdoors and hunting. There is a gun called Remington also that was my first gun I ever had and i killed my first deer with that kind of gun. So Remington has so meaning why I love that name for my baby boy

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Jazmine Jul 12 at 10:21 am

me and my fiance like Guns and we agreed on Remington

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Laken Jul 10 at 8:59 pm

It’s a very unique name for a sweet baby boy like ours

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Ashley perry Jun 5 at 2:05 pm

Remington was a unique name so me and my bf loved it, Omar from my bfs dad and danial was my grandpa’s middle name.

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Kristin Apr 22 at 2:42 pm

I actually first heard the name Remington on a Netflix TV show (Queer Eye! lol). I just loved it right away. I am also really interested and emotionally connected to French culture and calling Remington, Remy for short is such a beautifully French inspired name (not JUST the name of the cute little rat from Disney’s Ratatouille haha). After I told my husband about the name Remington, we sat on it for a while and juggled with that and other names. Then one day when I was in my bathroom, I looked down and saw “Remington” on the side of my curlers. I took that as a sign and we ended up choosing Remington in the end!

What I hate about Remington is that for some reason, people have a hard time pronouncing it when they ask what his name is, I tell them, and they repeat it back. Also, living in the midwest, most people associate Remington with a gun company. I had no idea that was the name of a firearms company!

Even though Remy is only 8-months-old right now, I worry about him being able to spell Remington when he gets into kindergarden, because it’s so long. But I still just really love the name and it fits my son perfectly!

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