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Comes from the native term, "Mouth of the linden TREE" It's a like colored tree that is found mainly in Asia, but can be commonly found in Britain and Europe. And the North Eastern hemisphere. Lindenmuth is mostly used as a last name. And is a common German name. variant of Lindemuth, probably altered by folk etymology as a result of a confusion of linde ‘soft’, ‘gentle’ with Linde ‘lime tree’ (plural Linden).The second element, muth, is from Middle High German muot ‘disposition’.
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