Old English Names

72 names of Old English origin in our database.

Addison

Son of Adam; descendant of Adam.

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Alfred

Elf counsel or one advised by supernatural wisdom.

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Ashton

Settlement where ash trees grow.

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Atherton

Settlement by the spring or stream where ducks gather.

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Atwater

Dweller at the water or settlement by the water.

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Auckland

Settlement of Auca or land of the oak trees.

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Avington

Settlement of Afa or settlement associated with oats.

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Bradley

Derived from a place name meaning 'broad clearing' or 'wide meadow.'

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Buck

Male deer; a young man.

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Burt

Derived from a place name meaning 'fortified town' or 'bright.'

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Carlton

Derived from a place name meaning 'settlement of the peasants' or 'town of the c...

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Clay

Clay; one who works with clay.

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Clayton

Settlement built on clay soil.

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Cleveland

Land of the cliff or steep bank.

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Cliff

One who lives near a cliff or steep slope.

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Clifford

A ford by a cliff or a settlement by a steep riverbank.

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Clifton

Settlement situated on or near a cliff.

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Denby

Settlement in a valley or a valley dwelling.

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Dudley

From Dudda's field or clearing.

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ETHELBERT

Noble and bright; of noble brightness.

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Earl

A nobleman of high rank or a man of noble birth.

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Edgar

Wealthy spear or one who wields a prosperous weapon.

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Edith

Prosperous in war or blessed wealth.

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Edmund

Wealthy protector or one who guards prosperity.

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Edward

Wealthy guardian or prosperous protector.

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Edwin

Wealthy friend or prosperous friend.

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Edyth

Blessed wealth or prosperous in battle, derived from elements meaning 'wealth' a...

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Edythe

Blessed wealth or prosperous in battle, derived from elements meaning 'wealth' a...

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Elbridge

Old bridge or ancient bridge.

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Elmer

Noble and famous.

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Esmond

Divine protector or gracious protector.

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Ethel

Noble or of noble birth.

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Gifford

A ford where gifts are given or a ford associated with a gift.

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Gore

A triangular piece of land or cloth.

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Gould

Gold or golden.

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Graham

A gray homestead or a home in a gravelly area.

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Grayson

The son of a gray-haired man or a steward's son.

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Hampton

Settlement on a high piece of land.

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Hanford

A ford where roosters or high-necked birds are found.

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Harley

Hare's meadow or rocky meadow.

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Harold

Army ruler or one who commands the forces.

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Harper

One who plays the harp.

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Henford

High ford or noble crossing.

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Lee

Meadow or clearing, derived from the Old English 'leah' meaning 'clearing' or 'm...

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Leigh

Meadow or clearing in a wood.

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Lindley

Linden tree meadow or clearing.

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Lyman

From the meadow or a man of the meadow.

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Mildred

Gentle strength or mild power.

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Milton

From the mill town.

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Morton

A settlement in a marsh or fen, from Old English elements meaning 'moor' and 'se...

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Ogden

From the oak valley or oak-tree valley.

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Preston

A settlement of priests or a priest's town.

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Raleigh

From the red clearing or red meadow.

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Ramsey

From the ram's island or wild garlic island.

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Ranaford

Ford of the raven or frog ford.

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Ranson

Son of Ran or son of the raven.

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Red

Red-haired or ruddy-complexioned.

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Roe

A female deer or fish eggs.

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Sanford

A sandy ford or crossing.

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Scott

A person from Scotland or of Scottish descent.

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Selden

A surname-derived name meaning 'from the willow valley' or 'dweller in the valle...

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Shirley

A name meaning 'from the bright clearing' or 'dweller in the shire meadow.'

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Sidney

From Saint Denis or wide meadow.

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Stanley

Stone meadow or one from the stony clearing.

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WILTON

A settlement by the river Wil, or a farmstead near water.

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Wakefield

An open field that is awake or alert, or a field near a stream.

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Walcott

A cottage or dwelling by a wall or fortification.

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Wall

One who lives by a wall or fortification, or a builder of walls.

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Ward

Guardian or watchman, from Old English 'weard' meaning 'guard' or 'protector.'

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Wilfred

Desiring peace or one who wishes for peaceful resolution.

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Winthrop

From a settlement associated with wine or joy.

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Young

Of youthful age or junior in status.

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