Origin: Scottish and English
Meaning: Derived from the Old English “lum,” meaning “pool” or “well”

Popularity:

• Relatively uncommon as a given name
• More frequently used as a surname

Inspiration:

• Nature-inspired name, evoking images of calm waters
• Can symbolize depth and tranquility

Variations:

• Lumm
• Lumme

Notable People:

• Lum Harris (American baseball player and manager)

Cultural Significance:

• In some Scottish dialects, “lum” can also mean “chimney,” adding an additional layer of meaning to the name

Consider Lum for those seeking a unique, nature-inspired name with Scottish or English roots.