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The last name Lindholm has Scandinavian origins, particularly from Sweden and Denmark, where it is derived from the Old Norse elements "lind," meaning "lime tree," and "holm," meaning "islet" or "small island." This surname likely referred to individuals who lived near a lime tree on an islet or a small piece of land surrounded by water, reflecting the geographical features of the regions where it first appeared. Historically, surnames like Lindholm were often associated with the characteristics of the landscape or the occupations of the people, suggesting a connection to nature or agriculture. Variations of the surname can be found in different countries, such as Lindholm in Sweden and Denmark, and Lindholme in England, with differences in spelling and pronunciation reflecting local linguistic influences. The name is relatively common in Scandinavia and has spread to other regions, particularly through migration, while retaining its original meaning and connection to the natural environment.