Jennylynn

Packed with twice the love, the Welsh girl’s name Jennylynn combines two beautiful monikers into one meaningful title. Jenny, on its own, originates from Hebrew and has been considered a diminutive of the name Jennifer—since the middle of the 20th century—which is the Cornish form of Guinevere and translates to “white phantom” or “fair one.” Originally, Lynn was an Irish surname and means “lake.” Placing the pair together creates a uniquely songful-sounding name that will grace baby Jennylynn’s ears whenever they’re called. If you live near a lake or anticipate that your little one will share a connection with the ethereal, this title will suit them fairly well, indeed.