LInn

Linn is a toponym and surname with multiple uses. In Scottish and some Northern English contexts, linn denotes a pool or waterfall in a river, a term derived from Gaelic linne or related languages, used in place names to describe a pool or rapid section of a stream.

As a surname and given name, Linn occurs in various cultures and languages. It has been borne by public figures, writers, and athletes, though there is no single origin for all uses.

There are several places named Linn, including counties and settlements in the United States, as well as geographic features in the British Isles. The name frequently appears in historical documents and modern maps as a toponymic element.

Linn Products, Ltd. is a Glasgow-based audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1973 by Ivor Tiefenbrun. It specializes in high-fidelity components, loudspeakers, and the LP12 turntable. The company is noted for integrating mechanical, electrical, and acoustic design to produce components that aim for long-term reliability and musical accuracy.

Linn is distinct from similar-sounding terms such as Lin, Linne, or Linnaeus, though they may share linguistic roots in European languages. The usage of the word varies by region and context.