LEGO, the iconic toy brand, gets its name from the Danish words “LEG GODT,” meaning “Play Well.” Founded by Ole Kirk Christiansen in 1935, the name reflects his focus on quality and joyful play for children.
Originally producing wooden toys during the Great Depression, Christiansen’s decision to focus on toys shaped LEGO into a global phenomenon. Fans online humorously call LEGO a “foot killer” or “floor weapon” for the pain of stepping on its bricks.
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