-ington explained

-ington is a suffix of English origin. Often following the name of a person, -ing means "folk of" or "clan of", and -ton suggests a village.^{[1] [2]}

The following is a list of surnames, place names, and fictional names that are suffixed with -ington.

Real names

• Abington
• Addington
• Allington
• Alwington
• Arlington
• Barrington
• Blessington
• Bloomington
• Boyington
• Burlington
• Carrington
• Coddington
• Colington Island
• Collington
• Covington
• Cunnington
• Darlington
• Darrington
• Durrington
• Earlington
• Edington
• Eddington
• Effington
• Ellington
• Emington
• Ewington
• Farrington
• Fordington
• Garlington
• Girlington
• Hardington Mandeville
• Harington
• Harlington
• Harrington
• Hemington
• Huntington
• Irvington
• Islington
• Julington
• Kellington
• Kennington
• Kensington
• Kentington Resort
• Killington
• Leverington
• Lexington
• Luddington
• Mannington
• Millington
• Mornington
• Newington
• Norrington
• Oakington
• Orpington
• Overington
• Paddington
• Partington
• Pattington Apartments
• Pennington
• Pubington
• Pickerington
• Pilkington
• Quarrington
• Remington
• Ridington
• Rivington
• Rowington
• Sevington
• Stonington
• Torrington
• Turlington
• Uppington
• Warrington
• Washington
• Weddington
• Wellington
• Worthington
• Yelvington
• Yerington
• Yetlington

Fictional names

• Bluffington, hometown of Doug
• Chuggington
• Crushington Park, main setting of
• Walmington-on-Sea, setting of Dad's Army

Notes and References

1. Online Etymology Dictionary https://www.etymonline.com/word/-ing
2. Web site: Ing - definition, etymology and usage, examples and related words.