Lindbergh is an unusual yet intriguing given name of Scandinavian origin, meaning 'from the island of Lindholmen'. It is primarily used as a surname but has been recorded as a first name occasionally throughout history. The most notable figure associated with this name is Charles Lindbergh, the American aviator who achieved worldwide fame for being the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927, a feat known as the "Spirit of St. Louis" flight. This event catapulted Lindbergh into international limelight and solidified his place in aviation history. Despite its rarity as a first name, Lindbergh carries with it a sense of adventure and daring spirit, reminiscent of the pioneering aviator who bore this distinctive moniker.
The name Lindburgh had a peak year of popularity with 9 births in 1927. After that, the number of births fluctuated but remained relatively low throughout the following years until 1936 with only 5 births. Overall, there were a total of 48 births over this period.