Linden

Meaning

Adj

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In Mallow family plants:

Made of lime-wood.

Noun

●

In Mallow family plants:

Any of various

of the

Tilia, having

leaves.

●

In Mallow family plants:

The

of such trees.

Name

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An English

from Old English, a

of Lyndon.

●

A Scottish

, a

of Linton.

●

A

from Dutch, a

of Lynden.

●

A

from German, a

of Lindner.

●

A

from the

, or for the

tree.

●

A

in Hesse, Germany.

●

A

in Kaiserslautern

, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

●

A

in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

●

A

in Westerwaldkreis

, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

●

A

in the Netherlands.

●

A

in Switzerland.

●

A

of Johannesburg, South Africa;

for

Johannes

de Linde.

●

A

in Guyana, the second-largest

in the country;

for Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham, 2nd President of Guyana.

●

A

in New South Wales.

●

A

in Western Australia;

for

Mount Linden, itself

for a

in the area.

●

A

in Alberta.

●

A

in Nova Scotia.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

, the

of Marengo County, Alabama;

for the Battle of Hohenlinden, in

the Bonapartist

who were Marengo County's first European settlers.

●

A number of

in the United States:

An

in Arizona.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

census-designated place

in San Joaquin County, California, United States.

●

A number of

in the United States:

An

in Idaho;

for the

in Christian County, Missouri.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

in Indiana.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

in Iowa.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

in Michigan.

●

A number of

in the United States:

An

in Minnesota.

●

A number of

in the United States:

An

in Atchison County, Missouri;

for the

in the area.

An

in Christian County, Missouri;

for the

in Tennessee.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

in Union County, New Jersey;

for

to the area from Germany.

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A number of

in the United States:

A

in North Carolina.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

of Columbus, Ohio.

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A number of

in the United States:

A

, the

of Perry County, Tennessee;

for "Hohenlinden", a

by Scottish

Thomas Campbell.

●

A number of

in the United States:

A

, the

of Cass County, Texas.

●

A number of

in the United States:

An

in Virginia.

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A number of

in the United States:

An

in Wise County, West Virginia.

An

in Roane County, West Virginia;

for Confederate

Charles Linden Broadus.

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A number of

in the United States:

A

and

in Wisconsin.

Sourced from

Origin

linden

English

linden

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

-en

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

lind

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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