The baby name Gascoine is a unisex name, 2 syllables long and is pronounced "GAS-kun".
Gascoine is English and Old French in Origin.
Gascoine is a surname that originated in England. The name is derived from the Old French word "gascogne," which means "Gascony," a region in southwestern France. The Gascony region was known for producing wine and brandy, and many people from this region migrated to England in the Middle Ages. The name Gascoine was likely given to those who came from Gascony or had some connection to the region.
Gascoine is a gender-neutral name, as it is a surname and not typically used as a first name. The pronunciation of Gascoine is "GAS-koin," with the emphasis on the first syllable. The name is composed of two syllables, "gas" and "coine." The "gas" component likely refers to the Gascony region, while the origin and meaning of "coine" are unclear.
Gascoine has a long history in England, with records of the name dating back to the 13th century. The name has been spelled in various ways over the years, including Gascoigne, Gascoyne, and Gaskin. Notable people with the surname Gascoine include George Gascoigne, a poet and soldier in the 16th century, and Paul Gascoigne, a former professional footballer. Today, the name Gascoine is relatively uncommon, but it remains a part of English history and heritage.
Gascoine has the following similar or variant Names
- Gascoigne |
- Gascoyne |
- Gaskin |
- Gasken |
- Gaskill |
- Gaskins |
- Gaskeney