Tremaine is an unusual yet striking given name, originating from French roots. It was traditionally used as a surname before evolving into a unisex forename in the late 20th century. The name is composed of two elements: 'Trem' meaning 'tremble,' and 'ain(e)', deriving from the French word 'agneau', which means 'lamb'. Thus, Tremaine literally translates to 'shaking lamb', an intriguing image that perhaps hints at gentleness amidst strength or turmoil. Despite its rare usage, Tremaine is a compelling choice for parents seeking a distinctive name with a unique etymology and a touch of historical intrigue.
"Tremaine experienced its peak popularity with 47 births in 1982, while the number of babies named Tremaine has steadily declined since, reaching a low of 5 births in both 1992 and 1996."