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Name
Mitt
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
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Mitt is a shortened and colloquial form of the English name Milton. The male first name carries the meaning "the settlement by the mill."

What does the name Mitt mean?

Mitt is a shortening and diminutive of the English name Milton. The boy's name is associated with the meaning "the settlement by the mill." Its roots can be found in the Old English terms middel, meaning "the middle," mylen for "the mill," and tūn for "good."

Where does the name Mitt come from?

The origin of the name Mitt is Old English, and it means "the settlement by the mill." The etymological composition consists of middel (the middle), mylen (the mill), and tūn (good), all of which are Old English words. The name is primarily common in American linguistic areas.

How do you pronounce Mitt?

Mitt is pronounced like 'Mit.'

Popularity

In Germany, Mitt is considered a rare first name. It has not yet found a place in the German name popularity lists. Its best ranking was in 2009, when it reached 3,574th place in the name charts of Canada. From 1980 to 2024, the name was given less than 10 times in Canada, placing it at 6,188th. No child has been named Mitt in the last ten years.

Nicknames & pet names

Mit / Tim

Famous people

  • Mitt Romney (American politician)

Frequently asked questions about the name Mitt

What does the name Mitt mean?

Mitt is a shortening and diminutive of the English name Milton and means 'the settlement by the mill.'

Where does the name Mitt come from?

Mitt has Old English roots and is composed of the terms middel (the middle), mylen (the mill), and tūn (good).

How popular is the name Mitt?

The name Mitt is primarily common in American linguistic areas, but its popularity varies regionally.

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