Lymon

LEYE-muhn /ˈlaɪmən/
boy 2 syllables fading

Lymon is a very rare variant of Lyman that was most common in the 1910s and has all but disappeared.

Lymon is a boy name. It last appears in U.S. records in 1960. Lymon was first reported in SSA data in 1914 and peaked in 1918 (10 births).

About the name Lymon

PronunciationLEYE-muhn /ˈlaɪmən/
10peak births 1918
1914first in SSA data

Names similar to Lymon

How popular is Lymon?

Boys named Lymon
191419201930194019501960
Boys named Lymon per year hover for count and boys rank Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, national data 1914–1960 U.S.+territories from SSA territory files (1998–1960) SSA publishes a name only in years it was given to at least 5 babies, so a name may have been in use before — or between — the years shown here

Lymon total popularity by year

YearU.S. birthsU.S. + territoriesRank
19608—#3,239
19526—#3,592
19485—#3,990
194510—#2,336
19437—#3,123
19415—#3,816
19387—#3,059
19357—#3,147
19336—#3,505
19326—#3,618
19319—#2,795
193010—#2,716
19295—#4,331
19288—#3,263
19275—#4,561
19267—#3,589
19256—#4,013
19249—#3,162
19236—#4,079
19229—#3,153
19215—#4,723
19209—#3,108
191910—#2,796
191810—#2,809
19159—#2,743
19145—#3,563