Ingram

Originates from Anglo-Saxon name Ingwarem which means ‘Ing’s Raven’.

The name Ingram is of Old English origin, derived from the elements “Engel,” meaning “Angle” (a Germanic tribe), and “rūm,” meaning “famous.” Put together, Ingram carries the meaning of “famous Ing,” with Ing possibly being a reference to a Germanic god or a legendary ancestor.

This name dates back to medieval times and was commonly used in England and Scotland. It is believed to have been brought to England by the Normans after the Norman Conquest of 1066. Over time, Ingram evolved into various forms such as Inghram, Ingraham, and Ingeram.

As a baby name, Ingram carries a sense of strength and tradition. It has a classic and timeless feel while still remaining unique and not overly common. The historical significance and noble sound of the name make it a great choice for parents who appreciate names with a rich heritage.