Old English Baby Names And Meanings

Meaning: from the deep meadow
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Shipton

Meaning: country meadow
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Shirlee, Sherlie, Shurlie, Shirleigh, Shirleen, Sherey, Shirl, Shurl, Shir

Meaning: from the wide valley
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Sydell, Sidwell

Meaning: child of the valley
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: from the snow-covered hill
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Snowdun, Snow

Meaning: dispenser, keeper
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Spenser, Spence

Meaning: long, heavy nail
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: from the rocky meadow
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Stanly, Stanleigh, Stanbury, Stanberry, Standish, Stanfield, Stanford, Stanhope, Stanmore, Stanton, Stanway, Stanwick, Stanwyck

Meaning: from the rocky meadow
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Stanly, Stanleigh, Stanbury, Stanberry, Standish, Stanfield, Stanford, Stanhope, Stanmore, Stanton, Stanway, Stanwick, Stanwyck

Meaning: from the tree-stump meadow
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Stockton, Stockwell, Stockman, Stokley

Meaning: stormy weather, tempest
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Storme, Stormy, Stormie

Meaning: from the thicket
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Stroude, Stod

Meaning: a house
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: leather worker
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: cheerful bringer of joy
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Tait, Taitum, Tat, Tayte, Taite

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Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: thunderer
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Terrill, Tirell, Terris, Tyrell, Rell

Meaning: attendant warrior
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: roof fixer
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: thistle
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: thorn tree
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Thorn, Thorndyke Thornton, Thornley

Meaning: from the village
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: from Thor
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Thorald, Thorbert, Thorburn, Thorley, Thurmon, Thurman, Thurmond, Thurber, Thormond, Torold, Terrell

Meaning: little Tom
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Tompkin, Tomlin

Meaning: from the end of town
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Towne, Townley, Townes

Meaning: wagoneer
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: traveler
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: beloved
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: disciple
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Truesdale, True, Trueman

Meaning: the day of the week
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: enclosed
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Tie, Tigh, Tighe, Tiegh, Tynan, Tai

Meaning: river
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Tain, Tine

Meaning: to fill up
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: chosen
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: wet field
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Wake, Wakeley, Wakeman

Meaning: Welshman
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Wallis, Wallas, Wally, Wallie, Walsh, Welsh, Welch, Wallach

Meaning: dweller by the wall
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Waller

Meaning: to guard
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Wardell, Warden, Wardley, Warfield, Warford, Warley, Warmond, Warton, Warwick

Meaning: from the estate of the wise one
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: son of Walter
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Watkins, Watt

Meaning: from the tree-lined meadow
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: from the path land
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Waylon, Way

Meaning: wagon maker
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Waggoner

Meaning: weaver
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Weber, Webley, Webb

Meaning: from the springs
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Welles, Weller, Welborne, Welby, Weldon, Welford, Welton

Meaning: fair
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: west meadow
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Wes, Wessely, Wess

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Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Weston, Westbrook, Westby, Westcott, Weston, Westleigh

Meaning: ram?s meadow
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: wheat town
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: a driver
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: white
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: White, Whitey, Whitcomb, Whitby, Whitelaw, Whitfield, Whitford, Whitley, Whitlock, Whitman, Whitmore,Whittaker

Meaning: from a small field
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Whitley

Meaning: from thewhite island
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: much peace
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Wilfrid, Wilfried

Meaning: desired
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: friend of peace
Gender: E
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Winnie, Winny, Winni, Win, Winn, Wyn, Fred, Freddie, Freddy

Meaning: from the friend?s hill
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Winchell, Windsor, Winfield, Winfred, Wingate, Winthrop, Winton, Wynton, Winward, Winfrey

Meaning: joy stone, victory town
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: winter
Gender: E
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Wynter, Winters

Meaning: friendly
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: forester, row of houses by a wood
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Woodruff, Woodward, Woodie, Woody

Meaning: craftsman, carpenter
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
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Meaning: enchanting
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Wiley

Meaning: the field with the winding path
Gender: M
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Windham, Wyn

Meaning: singing
Gender: F
Origin: Old English
Related Names: Yetta