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Origin: Norse

Meaning: Bought land

Give baby the opportunity to make their own meaning with a chic name like Copeland. This gender-neutral moniker was originally a surname found across Cumbria and Northumberland in England. Copeland has Old Norse roots, deriving from the term kaupland, meaning “bought land.” This concept would not have been popular in the Middle Ages when it first appeared, as most land was passed from generation to generation. No matter how this heritage inspires baby Copeland, they are sure to be groundbreaking in their own way.