Lamond

French origin name derived from a Germanic personal name, meaning fame and battle

The name Lamond is of Scottish origin and is typically derived from the Scottish surname “Mac Lamont,” meaning “son of Lamont.” The name Lamont itself comes from the Old Norse personal name “Lagmann,” which means “lawman” or “judge.”

Lamond has a rich history associated with Scottish clans, particularly the Clan Lamont, which is one of the oldest Highland clans in Scotland. The Lamonts were known for their bravery and loyalty, and their clan motto is “Ne parcas, nec spernas” which translates to “Neither spare nor scorn.”

The name Lamond has a strong and noble feel to it, evoking qualities of leadership and integrity. It is a unique and distinct name choice for a boy, with a strong tie to Scottish heritage and tradition.