Lott

Lott is a proper noun that can refer to people, places, or other uses. As a surname, Lott is most commonly found in English-speaking regions and is generally thought to derive from the given name Lot, the biblical figure, or from a habitational name connected to places named Lot. The surname appears in historical records dating from the medieval period and has spread through migration and cultural exchange.

Geography and places named Lott occur in several countries. In various regions there are communities, neighborhoods, or streets bearing the name, reflecting local history, land ownership, or family associations. The use of Lott as a place name follows patterns common to toponyms, where personal names or historical references become identifiers for settlements or locales.

Notable people: A number of individuals bearing the surname Lott have achieved recognition in fields such as politics, academia, the arts, and sports. The name does not point to a single universally prominent figure, but rather to multiple people who share the surname.

Other uses: Lott can appear in organizational titles, business names, or fictional character names. It may also occur as part of longer compound names or as a family identifier within communities.

See also: Lot (disambiguation) and related surnames. The term Lott is distinct from, yet sometimes confused with, similar-sounding names and terms.