British Girl Names: Get the list of British Girl Baby Names With Meanings
British Girl Names: Find the most unique and cutest British Girl Baby Names with meaning here, we have updated the list of British Girl Names with meanings and origin for you to choose the best name for your kid with traditional value within it. Get the wide range of British Girl Baby names with its origin and name your kid with cultural and traditional significance.
British Girl Names Starting with A
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with A to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with A which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Abbot | Father |
| Abbott | Father |
| Acey | One, Unity |
| Ackley | Meadow of oaks |
| Adawna | the first appearance of light |
| Addeson | son of Adam |
| Addison | From an English surname meaning "son of ADAM". Its recent popularity as a feminine name stems from its similarity in sound to Madison. |
| Addyson | Feminine variant of ADDISON. |
| Adison | Adam's son |
| Adisson | son of Adam |
| Admiral | Admiral |
| Aelfraed | Elf counselor |
| Aelfwine | Friend of the elves |
| Aeverie | elf counsel |
| Affton | Affton |
| Afton | River name |
| Ailith | seasoned warrior |
| Ainslaeigh | ash meadow |
| Ainslea | hermitage field |
| Ainslee | Variant of AINSLEY. |
| Ainsleigh | only hermitage wood or clearing |
| Ainsley | From a surname which was from a place name: either Annesley in Nottinghamshire or Ansley in Warwickshire. The place names themselves derive from Old E |
| Ainslie | Variant of AINSLEY. |
| Ainsly | My meadow |
| Ainsworth | My meadow |
| Aislaeigh | Aislaeigh |
| Albin | Form of ALBINUS. |
| Alden | From a surname which was derived from the Old English given name EALDWINE. |
| Aldith | Middle English form of EALDGYÃ. |
| Alf | Wise counsel |
| Alford | the old river-ford |
| Alfred | Meaning & History |
| Alfredo | Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of ALFRED. |
| Alga | elf spear |
| Alger | From a surname which was derived from the given name ALGAR. |
| Allson | son of the noble |
| Almond | Almond |
| Alston | From the old manor |
| Alton | From an Old English surname which was derived from a place name meaning "town at the source of the river". |
| Alura | Divine counselor |
| Alurea | Divine counselor |
| Alvar | From the Old Norse name Alfarr, formed of the elements alfr "elf" and arr "warrior". |
| Alveena | elf or magical being |
| Alveene | elf or magical being |
| Alveenia | elf or magical being |
| Alvena | Feminine form of ALVIN. |
| Alverdine | elf or magical counsel |
| Alvie | Army of elves |
| Alvin | Related to elf |
| Alvina | Feminine form of ALVIN. |
| Alvine | elf or magical being |
| Alvineea | elf or magical being |
| Alvinia | elf or magical being |
| Alwine | Feminine form of ALWIN. |
| Alwinna | elf or magical friend |
| Alwyn | From the name of the River Alwen in Wales. |
| Alwyna | elf or magical friend |
| Alwyne | elf or magical friend |
| Amable | French form of AMABILIS. |
| Amaybel | lovable |
| Amaybelle | lovable |
| Amayble | lovable |
| Amberlyn | Brownish-yellow, Precious jewel |
| Amnesty | Amnesty |
| Amorey | home strength |
| Amorous | Amorous |
| Amry | home strength |
| Angeleah | Angeleah |
| Anker | Manly |
| Annamay | He (God) has favored me |
| Annemae | Annemae |
| Annesleigh | hermitage field |
| Annesonia | son of the divine |
| Annett | German variant of ANNETTE. |
| Annjanette | Annjanette |
| Annslea | hermitage field |
| Annsleigh | hermitage field |
| Annsley | hermitage field |
| Annsonia | son of the divine |
| Annsonya | son of the divine |
| Anslea | hermitage field |
| Ansleigh | hermitage field |
| Ansley | Variant of AINSLEY. |
| Anslie | hermitage field |
| Anson | From a surname meaning "son of AGNES". |
| Aprelle | April |
| Aprila | April |
| Araminta | Meaning unknown. This name was (first) used by William Congreve in his comedy 'The Old Bachelor' (1693) and later by Sir John Vanbrugh in his comedy ' |
| Archie | Diminutive of ARCHIBALD. This name is borne by Archie Andrews, an American comic-book character created in 1941. |
| Ardel | Eager, Industrious |
| Ardsley | home-lover's meadow |
| Arena | Arena |
| Arla | Strong, Strong-woman |
| Arlea | hare meadow |
| Arlean | oath |
| Arleana | Strong, Strong-woman |
| Arlee | hare meadow |
| Arleen | Variant of ARLINE. |
| Arleena | Strong, Strong-woman |
| Arleene | Strong, Strong-woman |
British Girl Names Starting with B
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with B to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with B which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Baby | Unknown |
| Bailee | Variant of BAILEY. |
| Bailei | bailiff |
| Baileigh | Unknown |
| Bailey | From a surname derived from Middle English baili meaning "bailiff", originally denoting one who was a bailiff. |
| Bailie | Of Old English origin meaning 'baliff, berry wood' a variation of the name Bailey. |
| Bailley | bailiff |
| Baillie | Unknown |
| Bailly | bailiff |
| Baily | From the Old English term 'baile' meaning 'the outer wall of a castle'. |
| Baleigh | bailiff |
| Bali | Mighty warrior, Brave, Powerful, Strength, Offering |
| Ban | Father of Lancelot |
| Bayla | bailiff |
| Baylee | Variant of BAILEY. |
| Bayleigh | bailiff |
| Bayley | Bailiff, Fortification, Able |
| Baylie | Courtyard within castle walls, Steward, Public official |
| Bayly | berry clearing or bailiff |
| Bea | Short form of BEATRIX. |
| Beckett | From an English surname which could be derived from various sources, including from Middle English beke meaning "beak" or bekke meaning "stream, brook |
| Beda | Warrior maiden |
| Bensen | Ben's son, Excellent son |
| Benson | Ben's son, Excellent son |
| Bentlea | meadow of bent grass |
| Bentlee | bent grass meadow |
| Bentleigh | From the bent grass meadow |
| Bentley | From the surname and place name meaning 'clearing covered with bent grass' . |
| Bently | bent grass meadow |
| Benton | Settlement in a grassy place. |
| Berengaria | Spearbearer maid |
| Berkeley | From the birch meadow |
| Berkely | Berkely |
| Berree | berry |
| Berry | One who brings victory |
| Bert | Bright, Famous |
| Bertrade | Bright counselor |
| Berwyn | bear friend; bright friend |
| Bethane | Bethane |
| Bets | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
| Bettie | God's oath |
| Bev | Meadow of beavers |
| Bevalee | beaver stream or meadow |
| Bevelyn | Bevelyn |
| Beverle | beaver stream or meadow |
| Beverlee | Beaver stream |
| Beverleigh | beaver stream |
| Beverley | From the beaver meadow |
| Beverlie | beaver stream or meadow |
| Beverly | From the beaver meadow |
| Beverlye | beaver stream or meadow |
| Bevie | beaver stream or meadow |
| Bevlyn | beaver stream or meadow |
| Bevverlie | beaver stream or meadow |
| Bevverly | beaver stream or meadow |
| Bevvy | beaver stream or meadow |
| Bilee | determined protector |
| Bill | Resolute protector |
| Billi | determined protector |
| Billie | Resolute protector |
| Billie-Jean | resolute protector |
| Billie-Jo | resolute protector |
| Billie-Sue | resolute protector |
| Billina | determined protector |
| Billye | determined protector |
| Birch | White, The birch tree |
| Bird | Bird |
| Birdey | little bird |
| Bishop | A bishop |
| Black | Dark |
| Blackburn | black brook |
| Blackwell | black well |
| Blade | Glory |
| Bladeney | black, dark; pale |
| Blake | A name with two opposing possible meanings: 'fair' from the Old English 'blac' or 'dark' and 'black' from the Old English 'blaec'. The confusion stems |
| Blakelee | black, dark; pale |
| Blakeleigh | dark meadow or pale meadow |
| Blakeley | Fair-haired, Pallid |
| Blakelie | dark meadow or pale meadow |
| Blakely | From the dark meadow |
| Blakenee | black, dark; pale |
| Blakeney | dark island; white island |
| Blakenie | dark island or white island |
| Blakeny | black, dark; pale |
| Blessing | Consecrated |
| Bligh | bliss |
| Bliss | Happy |
| Blisse | Joyful |
| Blithe | Joyful |
| Blossom | Lovely |
| Bluebell | Bluebell |
| Blyss | Joyful |
| Blysse | Joyful |
| Blythe | Happy |
| Boadicea | Victory |
| Bob | Bright, Famous |
| Bolton | Of the manor house farm |
| Booker | Beech tree |
| Born | stream |
| Boston | Boston |
British Girl Names Starting with C
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with C to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with C which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Caddis | worsted fabric |
| Cael | From Gaelic caol "slender". In Irish legend Cáel was a warrior of the Fianna and the lover of Créd. |
| Caerleigh | Caerleigh |
| Caine | Place name |
| Cal | Short form of CALVIN. |
| Caldwell | From the cold spring |
| Calico | Calico |
| Calvert | Cowherd, Cowboy |
| Card | wood carder |
| Carden | From the black fortress |
| Cardin | wood carder |
| Cardon | wood carder |
| Carington | Charles's town |
| Carlisle | From a surname which was derived from the name of a city in northern England. The city was originally called by the Romans Luguvalium meaning "strongh |
| Carlton | Variant of CHARLTON. |
| Carlyle | Variant of CARLISLE. |
| Carrington | Place name |
| Carsey | Carsey |
| Carston | free peasant settlement |
| Carter | From an English surname which meant "one who uses a cart". |
| Cartier | one who transports goods |
| Carver | From an English surname which meant "wood carver". |
| Caryann | Caryann |
| Cassie | Diminutive of CASSANDRA and other names beginning with Cass. |
| Catee | pure |
| Cayle | Brave |
| Ced | kindly and loved |
| Cedra | Battle leader |
| Cedriana | kindly and loved |
| Cedrica | Battle leader |
| Cedrick | Bounty, Spectacle, Founder |
| Cedrika | kindly and loved |
| Cedrina | Battle leader |
| Celsa | Celsa |
| Celsea | chalk landing place |
| Celsey | Celsey |
| Ceola | Ceola |
| Cerese | the tree, its fruit |
| Chad | Name of a saint |
| Chalk | Chalk |
| Chamberlain | chief officer of the household |
| Champ | warrior |
| Champion | warrior |
| Chance | Unknown |
| Chancey | Chancellor |
| Chantz | good fortune |
| Chapell | near the chapel |
| Chaplin | secretary |
| Chapman | Merchant |
| Chappel | From the chapel |
| Chappell | From the chapel |
| Charamalique | charm |
| Charamy | charm |
| Charleton | From Charles's farm |
| Charlton | Strong, Manly |
| Charma | charm |
| Charmane | charm |
| Charmar | charm |
| Charmara | charm |
| Charmayne | Petite, Feminine |
| Charmeen | charm |
| Charmene | charm |
| Charmese | charm |
| Charmine | Petite, Feminine |
| Charmisa | charm |
| Charmyn | charm |
| Chauncey | Fortune, A gamble |
| Chel | chalk landing place |
| Chelci | chalk landing place |
| Chelcie | chalk landing place |
| Chelcy | chalk landing place |
| Chele | chalk landing place |
| Chelese | chalk landing place |
| Chelesia | chalk landing place |
| Chelie | chalk landing place |
| Chelisa | chalk landing place |
| Chelise | chalk landing place |
| Chell | meadow on a ledge |
| Chelli | Heavenly |
| Chellie | Ewe, One with purity |
| Chellise | chalk landing place |
| Chellsie | chalk landing place |
| Chels | chalk landing place |
| Chelsa | Place name |
| Chelsae | chalk landing place |
| Chelse | chalk landing place |
| Chelsea | River landing place, Port |
| Chelsee | Variation of the name Chelsea, meaning 'chalk landing place'. |
| Chelsei | chalk landing place |
| Chelseigh | chalk landing place |
| Chelsey | Place name |
| Chelsi | Place name |
| Chelsia | chalk landing place |
| Chelsie | Place name |
| Chelsy | Place name |
| Cheralynne | Cheralynne |
| Cheray | dear or darling |
| Cherly | Cherly |
| Chesea | chalk landing place |
| Cheslea | camp on the meadow |
British Girl Names Starting with D
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with D to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with D which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Dael | Lives in the valley |
| Daelyn | Small valley |
| Daena | From Denmark |
| Dail | valley |
| Daile | valley |
| Dain | From Denmark |
| Daine | From Denmark |
| Daisee | day's eye |
| Daisi | Day's eye, Flower name |
| Daisie | Day's eye, Flower name |
| Daisy | Derived from Irish Gaelic dáire meaning "fruitful, fertile". |
| Daizy | Day's eye, Flower name |
| Dale | From an English surname which originally belonged to a person who lived near a dale or valley. |
| Dalen | Angel from God |
| Dalena | Woman from Magdala |
| Dalene | Small valley |
| Dana | Learned, Intelligent, Grain, Wise, Another name for God |
| Danah | From Denmark |
| Dane | From an English surname which was either a variant of the surname DEAN or else an ethnic name referring to a person from Denmark. |
| Danet | My judge is the Lord |
| Danise | God will judge |
| Danna | Feminine form of DANIEL or DAN (1). |
| Dannah | A Biblical place name, God will judge |
| Dannalee | God will judge |
| Dannee | God will judge |
| Dannell | God will judge |
| Dannelle | God will judge |
| Dannia | God will judge |
| Dannon | God will judge |
| Danon | From Denmark |
| Dantina | God will judge |
| Daquan | Combination of the popular name elements Da and quan. |
| Daralice | beloved |
| Daralis | Beloved |
| Daran | Great |
| Darb | deer park |
| Darbee | deer park |
| Darbey | deer park |
| Darbie | deer park |
| Darby | From an English surname, which was derived from the name of the town of Derby, meaning "deer town" in Old Norse. |
| Darelis | beloved |
| Darelle | Tenderly beloved, Little darling |
| Darille | Darille |
| Darin | Variant of DARREN. This was the adopted surname of the singer Bobby Darin (1936-1973), who was born Robert Cassotto and chose his stage name from a st |
| Darla | Short form of DARLENE. |
| Darleane | Darling |
| Darleen | Variant of DARLENE. |
| Darleena | Darling |
| Darlena | dearling; darling |
| Darlene | From the English word darling combined with the popular name suffix lene. This name has been in use since the beginning of the 20th century. |
| Darlenny | dearling; darling |
| Darlina | Darling |
| Darline | Darling |
| Darlinn | dearling; darling |
| Darlyn | dearling; darling |
| Darlyne | dearling; darling |
| Darnae | hidden nook |
| Darnel | Hidden |
| Darnell | From a surname, possibly derived from Old French darnel, a type of grass. Alternatively it may be derived from Old English derne "hidden" and halh "no |
| Darnelle | hidden nook |
| Darnetta | Hidden |
| Darnisha | Hidden |
| Darolyn | Dearly loved |
| Darrbey | deer park |
| Darrbie | deer park |
| Darrby | deer park |
| Darrellyn | Dearly loved |
| Darrille | Darrille |
| Darrow | spear |
| Darryl | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Darryleen | dearling; darling |
| Darrylene | dearling; darling |
| Darrylin | Darrylin |
| Darryline | dearling; darling |
| Darrylyn | Darrylyn |
| Darrylynn | Darrylynn |
| Darwin | Beloved friend |
| Darwyn | Beloved friend |
| Daryle | Dearly loved, Open |
| Darylene | Dearly loved |
| Darylin | Darylin |
| Daryline | Daryline |
| Daryll | Beloved |
| Darylyn | Dearly loved |
| Darylyne | Darylyne |
| Daryn | Daryn |
| Dasie | day's eye |
| Davis | From a surname which was derived from the given name DAVID. A famous bearer of the surname was Jefferson Davis (1808-1889), the only president of the |
| Daw | Medieval diminutive of DAVID. |
| Dawn | From the English word dawn, ultimately derived from Old English dagung. |
| Dawna | Daybreak, The first appearance of daylight |
| Dawne | Daybreak, The first appearance of daylight |
| Dawnelle | Daybreak, The first appearance of daylight |
| Dawnetta | Daybreak, The first appearance of daylight |
| Dawnette | Daybreak, The first appearance of daylight |
| Dawnielle | Daybreak, The first appearance of daylight |
| Dawnika | Daybreak, The first appearance of daylight |
| Dawnita | the first appearance of light, daybreak |
| Dawnn | Dawnn |
| Dawnyelle | the first appearance of light, daybreak |
British Girl Names Starting with E
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with E to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with E which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Eadie | Of Old English origin meaning 'rich in war'. Eadie is the short or pet form of the feminine name Edith and a variant spelling of Edie. |
| Eadith | strife for wealth |
| Earl | From the aristocratic title, which derives from Old English eorl "nobleman, warrior". It has been used as a given name since the 19th century. |
| Earla | noblewoman, princess, warrior, or countess |
| Earldena | noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess |
| Earldene | noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess |
| Earldina | noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess |
| Earle | Variant of EARL. |
| Earleen | Feminine form of EARL. |
| Earlena | Noble woman |
| Earlene | Feminine form of EARL. |
| Earletta | noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess |
| Earley | eagle wood |
| Earlie | nobleman, warrior, prince; eagle wood |
| Earlina | Shield |
| Earline | Feminine form of EARL. |
| Early | eagle wood |
| Eartha | Combination of the English word earth with the feminine name suffix a. It has been used in honour of African-American philanthropist Eartha M. M. Whit |
| Earvette | sea friend |
| Earvina | sea friend |
| Easton | From an English surname which was derived from place names meaning "east town" in Old English. |
| Eaton | From the riverside village |
| Ed | Short form of EDWARD, EDMUND, and other names beginning with Ed. |
| Eda | Wealthy guardian |
| Edd | Edd |
| Eddie | Diminutive of EDWARD, EDMUND, and other names beginning with Ed. |
| Eddison | Ed's son |
| Eddy | Diminutive of EDWARD, EDMUND, and other names beginning with Ed. |
| Ede | Diminutive of EDVÁRD or EDUÁRD. |
| Edee | Spoils of war |
| Edeena | Edeena |
| Edelynn | small noble one |
| Edgar | The name Edgar is derived from the Old English name 'Eadgar' meaning 'riches' and 'spear'. Edgar was the name of an English King and Saint Edgar the P |
| Edie | Diminutive of EDITH. |
| Edina | Possibly a Hungarian form of a Germanic name. |
| Edison | From an English surname which meant either "son of EDA (2)" or "son of ADAM". A famous bearer of the surname was the inventor Thomas Edison (1847-1931 |
| Edita | Cognate of EDITH. |
| Edith | From the Old English name Eadgyð, derived from the elements ead "wealth, fortune" and gyð "war". It was popular among Anglo-Saxon royalty, being bor |
| Editha | Rich gift, Happy |
| Edithe | Rich gift, Happy |
| Ediva | strife for wealth |
| Edlin | Wealthy friend |
| Edlinn | small noble one |
| Edlinna | small noble one |
| Edlyn | Wealthy friend |
| Edlynn | Princess |
| Edma | wealthy protector |
| Edmea | wealthy protector |
| Edmee | Feminine form of EDMÉ. |
| Edmond | French form of EDMUND. A notable bearer was the English astronomer Edmond Halley (1656-1742), for whom Halley's comet is named. |
| Edmonda | Italian feminine form of EDMUND. |
| Edmonde | French feminine form of EDMUND. |
| Edmund | From the Old English elements ead "wealth, fortune" and mund "protection". This was the name of two Anglo-Saxon kings of England. It was also borne by |
| Edmunda | Rich benefactress |
| Edra | Powerful |
| Edrea | Powerful |
| Eduardo | Spanish and Portuguese form of EDWARD. |
| Edward | wealthy guard |
| Edwarda | wealthy guard |
| Edwardeen | wealthy guard |
| Edwardene | wealthy guard |
| Edwardina | wealthy guard |
| Edwardine | wealthy guard |
| Edwards | Unknown |
| Edwardyne | wealthy guard |
| Edweena | Variant of EDWINA. |
| Edwena | Variant of EDWINA. |
| Edwiena | wealthy friend |
| Edwin | Means "rich friend" from the Old English elements ead "wealth, fortune" and wine "friend". This was the name of a 7th-century Northumbrian king, regar |
| Edwina | Feminine form of EDWIN. |
| Edwine | wealthy friend |
| Edwinna | Prosperous friend, Heir's axe |
| Edwyn | Variant of EDWIN. |
| Edwyna | Variant of EDWINA. |
| Edwynne | wealthy friend |
| Edy | strife for wealth |
| Edyna | Edyna |
| Edyth | Joyous |
| Edytha | Elaborated form of EDYTHE. |
| Edythe | Variant of EDITH. |
| Egberta | Shining sword |
| Egbertha | shining blade |
| Egbertina | Shining sword |
| Egbertine | Shining sword |
| Egbertyna | shining blade |
| Egbertyne | Shining sword |
| Ehtel | noble |
| Eidith | strife for wealth |
| Eidra | wealthy, powerful |
| Eidyth | strife for wealth |
| Eidytha | strife for wealth |
| Eilith | seasoned warrior |
| Elbert | Dutch variant of ADELBERT. |
| Elberta | Noble, Glorious |
| Elberthe | noble |
| Elden | From the elves' valley, From the old town |
| Elder | Variant of HÉLDER. |
| Eldon | From a surname which was from a place name meaning "Ella's hill" in Old English. |
| Eldred | From an English surname which was derived from EALDRÆD. |
| Eldrid | old counsel |
British Girl Names Starting with F
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with F to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with F which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Fain | Joyful |
| Faine | Good natured |
| Fairlie | From the bull's pasture |
| Faith | Simply from the English word faith, ultimately from Latin fidere "to trust". This was one of the virtue names adopted by the Puritans in the 17th cent |
| Faithe | Variant of FAITH. |
| Fara | Traveler |
| Farah | Means "joy" in Arabic. |
| Faren | Adventurous |
| Farin | Adventurous |
| Faris | Horseman, Knight, Intelligent |
| Farleigh | From the bull's pasture |
| Farley | From a surname which was originally from a place name meaning "fern clearing" in Old English. A notable bearer of this name is Canadian author Farley |
| Farmer | farmer |
| Faron | From a French surname which was derived from the Germanic given name Faro. |
| Farra | Beautiful |
| Farrah | Variant transcription of FARAH. |
| Farrar | Blacksmith |
| Farren | The land |
| Farrin | Adventurous |
| Farris | Strong as iron |
| Farron | Blacksmith |
| Farryn | Adventurous |
| Faryn | Adventurous |
| Fayth | Faithful |
| Faythe | Trust, Faith |
| Fe | Trust |
| Felton | From the field estate |
| Fenton | From a surname which was originally taken from a place name meaning "marsh town" in Old English. |
| Fern | From the English word for the plant, ultimately from Old English fearn. It has been used as a given name since the late 19th century. |
| Ferna | fern |
| Ferne | Variant of FERN. |
| Fernlea | field with ferns or fern meadow |
| Fernlee | fern meadow |
| Fernleigh | field with ferns or fern meadow |
| Fernley | fern meadow |
| Fernlie | fern |
| Fernly | Leafy plant |
| Ferron | Ironworker |
| Ferryn | Adventurous |
| Field | Field |
| Fischer | fisherman |
| Fish | fisherman |
| Fisher | fisherman |
| Fitch | Ermine |
| Fleming | Dutchman |
| Fletcher | Arrow maker |
| Flint | stream |
| Ford | Appeared in Merry Wives of Windsor |
| Foster | Forest keeper |
| Fowler | Game warden |
| Fox | fox |
| Franklin | Free man, Landholder |
| Franklyn | Free man |
| Franklynn | free landholder |
| Frayn | foreign |
| Frayne | Foreigner |
| Free | In liberty |
| Freedman | a free man or one freed from bound servitude |
| Freeman | Free man |
| Fryer | seedling or offspring |
| Fuller | Cloth thickener |
| Fulton | From the people's estate |
British Girl Names Starting with G
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with G to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with G which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Galea | Festive party |
| Galena | Bulgarian and Macedonian feminine form of Galenos (see GALEN). |
| Gardener | keeper of the garden |
| Gardie | keeper of the garden |
| Gardiner | Keeper of the garden |
| Gardner | Gardener |
| Gari | spear |
| Garner | Granary |
| Garnet | Keeper of grain |
| Garnette | Variant of GARNET (1). |
| Garrison | Spear-fortified town |
| Garry | Variant of GARY. |
| Gary | From an English surname which was derived from a Norman given name, which was itself originally a short form of names beginning with the Germanic elem |
| Gayle | Variant of GAIL or GALE (2). |
| Geary | Flexible |
| Genae | heaven |
| Genaya | White wave |
| Genna | White wave |
| Gentry | of gentle, good breeding, or high social position |
| Gerard | Derived from the Germanic element ger meaning "spear" combined with hard meaning "brave, hardy". The Normans introduced this name to Britain. It was i |
| Gerarda | Feminine form of GERARD. |
| Gerardina | spear brave |
| Gerardine | spear brave |
| Gerardo | Italian and Spanish form of GERARD. |
| Gerardyne | spear brave |
| Gererdina | spear brave |
| Geri | Rules by the spear |
| Gerica | Ruler with the spear |
| Gericka | Ruler with the spear |
| Gerika | Ruler with the spear |
| Gerrardene | spear brave |
| Gerry | Rules by the spear |
| Gibbons | son of Gilbert |
| Gibbs | son of Gilbert |
| Gibby | son of Gilbert |
| Gibson | Happiness |
| Gilda | Serves God |
| Gingee | liveliness |
| Gingie | liveliness |
| Ginjer | liveliness |
| Ginna | Virgin |
| Ginnelle | virgin |
| Ginnilee | virgin |
| Gipsee | Gipsee |
| Gipsey | Gipsey |
| Gipsy | Wandering tribe |
| Glade | shining |
| Glades | shining |
| Glover | maker of gloves |
| Godden | friend of God or good friend |
| Godiva | Gift from God |
| Godwin | God's friend |
| Golda | Flower |
| Goldarina | Goldarina |
| Goldarine | Goldarine |
| Goldee | Goldee |
| Golden | Blond |
| Goldi | gold |
| Goldie | Gold |
| Goldina | Goldina |
| Goldy | Gilded |
| Goodman | good man |
| Goodwin | Good friend |
| Graeme | Warring |
| Graham | From the great meadow, Farm home |
| Granata | dark red gemstone or pomegranate |
| Grantleigh | the large fields |
| Graves | Graves |
| Gray | Gray haired |
| Graydon | Graydon |
| Graye | gray-haired |
| Graysen | Gray haired, Son of the Gray family, Son of Gregory |
| Grayson | Son of Gray |
| Grayton | Grayton |
| Greeley | From the gray meadow |
| Grenata | dark red gemstone or pomegranate |
| Grenatta | dark red gemstone or pomegranate |
| Grey | Gray haired |
| Greyson | son of the gray-haired man |
| Grover | grove of trees |
| Gypsy | Wanderer |
British Girl Names Starting with H
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Haddon | hill of heather |
| Haden | Derived from Old English origin meaning 'child from the heather hill'. |
| Hadlea | heather meadow |
| Hadlee | heather meadow |
| Hadleigh | heather meadow |
| Hadley | From an English surname which was derived from a place name meaning "heather field" in Old English. |
| Hadly | heather meadow |
| Haeley | hay meadow |
| Haelie | hay meadow |
| Haely | hay meadow |
| Hailea | hay meadow |
| Hailee | Variant of HAYLEY. |
| Haileigh | hay meadow |
| Hailey | Variant of HAYLEY. |
| Haily | hay meadow |
| Hal | Medieval diminutive of HARRY. |
| Hale | Hero, Army ruler |
| Halea | hay meadow |
| Haleigh | Variant of HAYLEY. |
| Halen | hero or from the hall |
| Haley | Variant of HAYLEY. |
| Halie | hay meadow |
| Hall | From a surname which was derived from Old English heall "manor, hall", originally belonging to a person who lived or worked in a manor. |
| Hallen | hero or from the hall |
| Halsey | From Hal's island |
| Hamilton | From a surname which was derived from Old English hamel "crooked, mutilated" and dun "hill". The surname was originally taken from the name of a town |
| Hampton | Place name |
| Handley | high meadow |
| Hanlee | high meadow |
| Hanleigh | high meadow |
| Hanley | From the high meadow |
| Happy | Happy |
| Hardin | From the hare's valley |
| Harding | From an English surname which was derived from the Old English given name HEARD. A famous bearer of the surname was American president Warren G. Hardi |
| Harlan | From a surname which was from a place name meaning "hare land" in Old English. In America it has sometimes been given in honour of Supreme Court justi |
| Harland | From a surname which was a variant of HARLAN. |
| Harlea | hare meadow |
| Harlee | hare meadow |
| Harleen | From the hare's meadow |
| Harleigh | From the hare's meadow |
| Harlen | From the hare's meadow |
| Harlene | hare meadow |
| Harley | From a surname which was from a place name, itself derived from Old English hara "hare" and leah "woodland, clearing". |
| Harlie | From the hare's meadow |
| Harlin | army land |
| Harloe | army hill |
| Harlow | From a surname which was from a place name which was derived from Old English hær "rock" or here "army", combined with hlaw "hill". |
| Harly | hare meadow or the long field |
| Harper | From an Old English surname which originally belonged to a person who played the harp or who made harps. A notable bearer was the American author Harp |
| Harpur | harpist or minstrel |
| Harrington | Surname |
| Harris | From a surname which was derived from the given name HARRY. |
| Harrison | From an English surname which meant "son of HARRY". This was the surname of two American presidents, William Henry Harrison (1773-1841) and his grands |
| Hart | Strong, Brave |
| Hartlea | stag meadow |
| Hartlee | stag meadow |
| Hartleigh | stag meadow |
| Hartley | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "hart clearing" in Old English. |
| Hastings | Swift one |
| Hasty | son of the austere man |
| Havin | a place of safety, sanctuary, or shelter |
| Hawes | hedged area |
| Hawk | falcon, bird of prey |
| Hawkins | little hawk |
| Hawley | From the hedged meadow |
| Hawly | From the hedged meadow |
| Hawthorne | where hawthorn trees grow |
| Hayatt | lofty gate |
| Haydan | hedged valley |
| Hayden | From an English surname which was derived from place names meaning either "hay valley" or "hay hill", derived from Old English heg "hay" and denu "val |
| Haydn | hedged valley |
| Haydon | From the hedged in valley |
| Hayes | From the hedged place |
| Haylan | hero or from the hall |
| Hayle | Lives in the hall |
| Haylea | hay meadow |
| Haylee | From the hay meadow |
| Hayleigh | From the hay meadow |
| Hayley | Derived from the surname that comes from the English town Hailey in Oxfordshire, meaning 'hay clearing'. |
| Haylie | Field of hay |
| Hays | hedged area |
| Hayward | Keeper of the hedged enclosure |
| Hazal | the hazel tree |
| Hazel | The name Hazel was coined in the 19th century deriving from the word hazel relating to the tree and colour. |
| Hazell | The hazel nut tree, Commander |
| Hazelle | the hazel tree |
| Hazle | the hazel tree |
| Heath | heath |
| Heather | A flowering evergreen plant |
| Hedlea | heather meadow |
| Hedleigh | heather meadow |
| Hedley | heathered meadow |
| Hedlie | heather meadow |
| Hedly | heathered meadow |
| Henderson | Son of Henry |
| Henlea | high meadow |
| Henleigh | high meadow |
| Henlie | high meadow |
| Herndon | heron valley |
| Herta | Of the earth |
British Girl Names Starting with I
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Idina | from Edinburgh, Scotland |
| Igraine | Meaning unknown, from Igerna, the Latinized form of Welsh Eigyr. In Arthurian legend she is the mother of King Arthur by Uther Pendragon and the mothe |
| Igrayne | Arthur's mother |
| Ilean | Variant of EILEEN. |
| Ileen | Variant of EILEEN. |
| Ileene | Ileene |
| Ilena | Giver of life |
| Inda | The country India |
| Indee | The country India |
| India | From the name of the country, which is itself derived from the name of the Indus River. The river's name is ultimately from Sanskrit (Sindhu) meaning |
| Indya | Indya |
| Ireleen | noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess |
| Irelene | noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess |
| Irelina | noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess |
| Irvette | Friend of the sea |
| Irvina | sea friend |
| Irwin | Sea friend |
| Irwina | boar friend |
| Ivalyn | Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant |
| Ivee | Ivee |
| Ivey | Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant |
| Ivie | Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant |
| Ivy | From the old English for an evergreen, climbing shrub. Means fidelity and eternity. |
| Ivyanne | Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant |
British Girl Names Starting with J
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with J to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with J which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Jack | A variant of the name 'Jackson' and a pet name for the name 'John'. In the middle ages it was so common it became a term to mean 'man' or 'boy'. |
| Jacksen | son of Jack |
| Jackson | From an English surname meaning "son of JACK". A famous bearer of the surname was American president Andrew Jackson (1767-1845). |
| Jacq | God is gracious |
| Jada | Wise |
| Jade | From the name of the precious stone that is often used in carvings. It is derived from Spanish (piedra de la) ijada meaning "(stone of the) flank", re |
| Jadeana | precious stone |
| Jadee | Goodness |
| Jadeyn | precious stone |
| Jadien | precious stone |
| Jadine | precious stone |
| Jadira | The gemstone jade, The color green |
| Jadra | precious stone |
| Jadrienne | precious stone |
| Jady | The gemstone jade, The color green |
| Jadyn | Variant of JADEN. |
| Jaeda | Goodness |
| Jagger | Strong, Loyal |
| Jago | Cornish form of JACOB. |
| Jaice | healer or the Lord is salvation |
| Jaida | Variant of JADA (1). |
| Jaide | Goodness |
| Jaidra | precious stone |
| Jak | God is gracious |
| Jake | Medieval variant of JACK. It is also sometimes used as a short form of JACOB. |
| Jakson | son of Jack |
| Jameson | From an English surname meaning "son of JAMES". |
| Jamieson | Supplanter |
| Janine | Variant of JEANNINE. It has only been in use since the 20th century. |
| Jannina | God is gracious |
| Jarel | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jax | Short form of JACKSON. |
| Jaxen | son of Jack |
| Jaxon | Variant of JACKSON. |
| Jaxson | Variant of JACKSON. |
| Jayda | Variant of JADA (1). |
| Jayde | Variant of JADE. |
| Jaydee | The gemstone jade, The color green |
| Jaydra | Goodness |
| Jeanelle | God is gracious |
| Jeannell | Gracious, Merciful, God is gracious |
| Jeannelle | Jeannelle |
| Jefferson | Son of Geoffrey |
| Jemma | From the Italian meaning 'precious stone'. It is a variant of the name 'Jemima' |
| Jenalee | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jenalynn | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jenarae | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jeneen | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jenene | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jenice | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jenika | Jenika |
| Jenise | Jenise |
| Jenita | Jenita |
| Jenneil | God is gracious |
| Jennelle | Gracious, Merciful, God is gracious |
| Jennessa | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jennika | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jennilee | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jennilyn | Jennilyn |
| Jennis | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jennita | Jennita |
| Jenny | Jenny was first used as diminutive of the name Jane. It is a pet name of Jennifer. The Celtic meaning is 'lady of the people' and the Hebrew meaning i |
| Jennyann | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jennylee | Jennylee |
| Jerald | Jerald |
| Jeraldine | Farmer |
| Jerel | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jerre | exalted of the Lord |
| Jerrel | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jerrell | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jerrey | exalted of the Lord |
| Jerrod | Rules by the spear |
| Jerry | This name can be a pet form of the name Jeremy or Jeremiah, from the Hebrew meaning 'exalted by God' , or a pet form of the name Gerald, meaning 'brav |
| Jerryl | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jeryl | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jinger | liveliness |
| Jinni | God is gracious, Fair one |
| Jodey | Jehovah increases |
| Joe | God wiIl multiply |
| Johnson | God is merciful |
| Johnston | From John's farm |
| Jonny | The name Jonny means 'gracious' and 'merciful' and is a variant of several other names. It is used independently, and also as a pet name. |
| Jontae | God is gracious or gift of God |
| Josie | From the Hebrew 'Yahweh will add (another son)" |
| Josina | God wiIl multiply |
| Journey | Trip or expedition |
| Joyner | carpenter |
| Jozette | Jozette |
| Justice | Justice |
British Girl Names Starting with K
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with K to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with K which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Kaandi | sweet |
| Kail | bold |
| Kandi | Variant of CANDY. |
| Kandie | sweet |
| Kaneesha | great joy |
| Kaneisha | great joy |
| Kanesha | great joy |
| Kanicia | royal obligation; clear water; beautiful |
| Kaniesha | great joy |
| Kanisha | Kanisha |
| Karleen | Strong |
| Kasse | Kasse |
| Kassidy | Variant of CASSIDY. |
| Kasy | Kasy |
| Kateline | Pure, Innocent |
| Katelinn | Pure, Innocent |
| Katie | Diminutive of KATE. |
| Katlyn | Variant of CAITLIN. |
| Katlynn | Pure, Innocent |
| Katlynne | Pure, Innocent |
| Keaton | From Old English origin meaning shed town, derived from the word tun which translates as 'town, settlement, homestead' |
| Keats | Keats |
| Keeton | place of hawks |
| Kelbea | farmhouse near the stream |
| Kelbeigh | farmhouse near the stream |
| Kelcey | Brave |
| Kelcie | Unknown |
| Kelcy | Brave |
| Kellbie | farmhouse near the stream |
| Kellsey | Brave |
| Kellsie | Brave |
| Kelsa | Brave |
| Kelsea | victorious ship |
| Kelsee | Brave |
| Kelseigh | victorious ship |
| Kelsey | From Old English Language - "Ceol" means "Ship" and "Sige" means "Victory". |
| Kelsi | Ceol's island, Beautiful island |
| Kelsie | Ceol's island, Beautiful island |
| Kelsy | Unknown |
| Keltin | town of the keels |
| Kelton | From the ship's island, Shipping harbor |
| Kelvin | Name of a river, From the narrow river |
| Kemp | Warrior |
| Kemplea | fighter's meadow |
| Kempleigh | fighter's meadow |
| Kempley | fighter's meadow |
| Kemplie | fighter's meadow |
| Kemply | fighter's meadow |
| Kendahl | the Kent river valley |
| Kendal | Royal valley |
| Kendale | Royal valley |
| Kendall | Royal valley |
| Kendel | Ruler of the valley |
| Kendell | Royal valley |
| Kendle | the Kent river valley |
| Kendon | brave guard |
| Kendyl | Royal valley referring to Kent in England. |
| Kenlea | the king's meadow |
| Kenlee | the king's meadow |
| Kenleigh | the king's meadow |
| Kenley | Unknown |
| Kenlie | the king's meadow |
| Kenly | Dweller at the king's meadow |
| Kenner | brave guard |
| Kenney | Handsome |
| Kennie | handsome |
| Kent | From Kent |
| Kenton | From Kent |
| Kentrell | Royal chieftain |
| Kerensa | Love |
| Key | Guiding, Leading |
| Keyes | Keyes |
| Khandi | sweet |
| Kidd | kid, young goat |
| Kim | The golden one |
| Kimana | Cyneburg's field |
| Kimba | A bushfire |
| Kimber | Cyneburg's field; bold family, bold kin |
| Kimberlee | Cyneburg's field; bold family, bold kin |
| Kimberleigh | Cyneburg's field; bold family, bold kin |
| Kimberley | Land belonging to Cyneburg, Royal fortress meadow |
| Kimberli | Cyneburg's field; bold family, bold kin |
| Kimberlie | Cyneburg's field; bold family, bold kin |
| Kimberlin | Cyneburg's field; bold family, bold kin |
| Kimberly | Land belonging to Cyneburg, Royal fortress meadow |
| Kimberlyn | Cyneburg's field; bold family, bold kin |
| Kimblyn | royal meadow |
| Kimbo | Cyneburg's meadow |
| Kimm | The golden one |
| Kimme | Cyneburg's field |
| Kimmie | Land belonging to Cyneburg, Royal fortress meadow |
| Kimmy | Chief |
| Kimy | Cyneburg's field |
| Kindall | Ruler of the valley |
| King | king |
| Kingsley | Ruler |
| Kingsly | king's meadow |
| Kingston | Ruler |
| Kinicia | royal obligation; clear water; beautiful |
| Kinisha | royal obligation; clear water; beautiful |
British Girl Names Starting with L
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with L to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with L which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Laddie | young man |
| Ladell | ladle maker or seller |
| Ladey | bread kneader |
| Lady | bread kneader |
| Laidy | bread kneader |
| Laine | Means "wave" in Estonian. |
| Landan | Long hill |
| Landen | Variant of LANDON. |
| Lander | Lion man |
| Landin | long hill |
| Landis | From the grassy plain |
| Landon | From a surname which was derived from an Old English place name meaning "long hill" (effectively meaning "ridge"). Use of the name may have been inspi |
| Landry | Property owner |
| Landyn | long hill |
| Lane | From a surname meaning "lane, path" which originally belonged to a person who lived near a lane. |
| Laney | Diminutive of ELAINE. |
| Langdon | From a surname which was a variant of the surname LANDON. |
| Langlea | long meadow |
| Langlee | long meadow |
| Langleigh | long meadow |
| Langley | Englishman |
| Langly | long meadow |
| Langston | long stone |
| Lanie | Path, Roadway |
| Lark | From the English word for the type of songbird. |
| Larry | Diminutive of LAURENCE (1). A notable bearer is former basketball player Larry Bird (1956-). |
| Lashawna | Lashawna |
| Lassey | girl |
| Lassie | Girl |
| Lathan | Lathan |
| Latrisha | noble, patrician |
| Laurean | Laurean |
| Lawson | From an English surname meaning "son of LAURENCE (1)". |
| Lawton | Laurel crown, The crown of victory |
| Layne | Variant of LANE. |
| Layton | From a surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning "settlement with a leek garden" in Old English. |
| Leann | Combination of LEE and ANN. |
| Leanne | Combination of LEE and ANNE (1). |
| Leatrice | Possibly a combination of LEAH and BEATRICE. This name was first brought to public attention by the American actress Leatrice Joy (1893-1985). |
| Lee | From a surname which was derived from Old English leah meaning "clearing". The surname belonged to Robert E. Lee (1807-1870), commander of the Confede |
| Lee-Ann | shining light; the bright one |
| Leeann | Combination of LEE and ANN. |
| Leeanne | Poet |
| Leeland | From Old English origin meaning 'fallow land' and an alternative spelling of Leland. |
| Leetriss | bringer of joy |
| Leianne | shining light; the bright one |
| Leigh-Anne | shining light; the bright one |
| Leighanna | shining light; the bright one |
| Leighland | one who lives by unseeded land |
| Leland | From a surname, originally from an English place name, which meant "fallow land" in Old English. A famous bearer was the politician, businessman and S |
| Lennell | Lion-hearted |
| Lenny | Diminutive of LEONARD. |
| Lester | Legion camp |
| Leyanne | shining light; the bright one |
| Leyland | one who lives by unseeded land |
| Leyton | meadow settlement |
| Libbee | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
| Liberty | Freedom |
| Libet | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
| Liby | Liby |
| Lillibet | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
| Lilybell | My God is bountiful, God of plenty |
| Lilybet | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
| Lilybeth | My God is bountiful, God of plenty |
| Lin | Dwells by the torrent |
| Linc | Lakeside colony |
| Lincoln | From the settlement by the pool |
| Lind | Lives by the linden tree |
| Lindal | linden tree valley |
| Lindell | From the linden tree meadow |
| Lindenn | linden tree |
| Lindlee | linden tree meadow |
| Lindleigh | From the linden tree meadow |
| Lindly | From the linden tree meadow |
| Lindon | Linden tree |
| Lindsay | From the island of the lime tree |
| Lindsea | Lincoln's marsh; island of linden trees |
| Lindsee | Lincoln's marsh; island of linden trees |
| Lindseigh | Lincoln's marsh; island of linden trees |
| Lindsey | Linden island |
| Lindsy | Lincoln's marsh; island of linden trees |
| Lindynn | linden tree |
| Linell | lake, pool |
| Link | From the bank |
| Linlea | flax meadow |
| Linlee | flax meadow |
| Linleigh | flax meadow |
| Linly | From the flax field |
| Linn | Dwells by the torrent |
| Linnell | lake, pool |
| Linsay | Lincoln's marsh; island of linden trees |
| Linsey | A lake, A place of linden trees |
| Linsie | from the island of the lime tree; island of linden trees |
| Linzee | Lincoln's marsh; island of linden trees |
| Linzi | from the island of the lime tree; island of linden trees |
| Linzy | from the island of the lime tree; island of linden trees |
| Lisabet | Devoted to God |
| Lisebet | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
| Liseta | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
| Liszka | oath of God; God is satisfaction |
British Girl Names Starting with M
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with M to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with M which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mabelle | Variant of MABEL. It also coincides with the French phrase ma belle meaning "my beautiful". |
| Mable | Variant of MABEL. |
| Mabry | My fair maid, Lovely |
| Mace | Aromatic spice |
| Maceo | From Matthew's land, Club |
| Maddison | Variant of MADISON. |
| Madisen | son of the mighty warrior |
| Madison | The name Madison means 'son of Maud'. It is derived from the name Madison that used to be a surname. |
| Madisson | A variation of the English Madison meaning 'son of Maud'. |
| Madisyn | Variant of MADISON. |
| Madyson | Variant of MADISON. |
| Mae | Variant of MAY. A famous bearer was American actress Mae West (1893-1980), whose birth name was Mary. |
| Maelee | May |
| Maelynn | May |
| Maggey | pearl |
| Magli | pearl |
| Maguy | pearl |
| Maible | lovable |
| Maida | Maiden |
| Maidie | maiden; young, unmarried woman |
| Maisee | child of light; pearl |
| Maisey | child of light; pearl |
| Maison | stoneworker |
| Maitland | From an English surname which was from a Norman French place name possibly meaning "inhospitable". |
| Maizie | Child of light |
| Malin | Swedish and Norwegian short form of MAGDALENE. |
| Mallon | little strong warrior |
| Malvie | Smooth snow |
| Malvina | Created by the poet James MacPherson in the 18th century for a character in his Ossian poems. He probably intended it to mean "smooth brow" in Gaelic. |
| Maragold | Maragold |
| Maralin | Bitter |
| Maralyn | Waterfall |
| Maralynn | Maralynn |
| Marcharie | Marcharie |
| Marelyn | Marelyn |
| Marigold | Flower |
| Marillyn | Marillyn |
| Marilynn | Waterfall |
| Marilynne | Marilynne |
| Mariner | Lives by the sea |
| Marlan | Famous, Of the sea |
| Marlee | Marlee has the meaning of 'pleasant wood'. The name is a variation of Marley which used to be used as a surname. |
| Marleigh | Marshy meadow |
| Marlen | Sea |
| Marlenne | Woman from Magdala |
| Marlette | Marlette |
| Marlow | From the hill by the lake, Marshy meadow |
| Marly | Little hawk |
| Marlynn | Marlynn |
| Marralynn | Marralynn |
| Marrigold | Marrigold |
| Marrilee | joyful, lighthearted |
| Marrilin | Marrilin |
| Marrilyn | Marrilyn |
| Marsh | Steward, Patience, Deliberation |
| Marsha | Martial |
| Marsita | Marsita |
| Martel | Warrior of Mars |
| Marva | lady; mistress of the house; renowned friend |
| Marvadene | renowned friend |
| Marvell | Miracle |
| Marvina | Renowned friend |
| Maryann | A variant of the name Mary, meaning 'bitterness' or 'longed for child'. |
| Maryl | Blackbird |
| Maryland | Maryland |
| Marylea | joyful, lighthearted |
| Marylyn | Bitter |
| Marylynn | Bitter |
| Maryweld | Mary of the woods |
| Mason | From the French for 'house' or from the surname traditionally given to stone masons. |
| Mather | Strong army |
| Maveena | smooth brow |
| Mavina | smooth brow |
| Maxwell | Meaning 'Mack's pool' or 'strem'. Mack is derived from the Scandinavian name Magnus. |
| Maxwelle | Mack's stream |
| Mayana | the fifth month |
| Maybel | lovable |
| Maybell | lovable |
| Maybelle | My fair maid, Lovely |
| Mayble | lovable |
| Mayda | Maiden |
| Maydena | maiden; young, unmarried woman |
| Maydey | maiden; young, unmarried woman |
| Maye | Bitter |
| Mayes | Bitter |
| Mayleen | the fifth month |
| Maylene | the fifth month |
| Mays | Bitter |
| Maysen | stoneworker |
| Mazey | Child of light |
| Mazie | Unknown |
| McCoy | Surname |
| Mead | From the meadow |
| Meade | Honey, Wine, Meadow |
| Medora | Ruling, Middle child |
| Mei | The name Mei means 'beautiful and is a Chinese version of the name May. It is also a Latin name meaning 'great one'. |
| Melva | Slender, Soft, Mallow flower |
| Melvena | smooth brow |
| Melvie | smooth brow |
| Melvine | Smooth snow |
British Girl Names Starting with N
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Nash | From a surname which was derived from the Middle English phrase atten ash "at the ash tree". A famous bearer of the surname was the mathematician John |
| Ned | Diminutive of EDWARD or EDMUND. It has been used since the 14th century, and may have had root in the medieval affectionate phrase mine Ed, which was |
| Neddie | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Neddra | underground |
| Nedra | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Needra | underground |
| Nel | Nel |
| Nelida | Created by French author Marie d'Agoult for her semi-autobiographical novel 'Nélida' (1846), written under the name Daniel Stern. It was probably an a |
| Nellene | Nellene |
| Nellwen | Nellwen |
| Nellwin | Nellwin |
| Nellwyn | Bright friend |
| Nelson | Unknown |
| Nettie | clean |
| Neumann | Newcomer |
| Newell | Kernel |
| Newman | Newcomer |
| Newton | Kernel |
| Nicci | People's victory |
| Nicco | people of victory |
| Nicki | People's victory |
| Nickie | People's victory |
| Nikkey | Nikkey |
| Nikkie | People's victory |
| Nikko | People's victory |
| Nixon | People's victory |
| Noora | Noora |
| Norella | Norella |
| Norelle | Norelle |
| Norissa | Norissa |
| Norwood | From the north |
| Nyla | Of Sanskrit orign meaning 'blue', a spelling variant of the English and Indian anem Nila. |
| Nylah | The name Nylah means 'attainer, achiever', alternatively it may derive from the Bantu word for a type of antelope. |
| Nyles | Champion |
British Girl Names Starting with O
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Oak | meadow of oak trees |
| Oaklee | meadow of oak trees |
| Oakleigh | meadow of oak trees |
| Oakley | Oakley is a traditionally an old English name and relates to the tree of the same name, and means 'from the oak', or 'oak meadow'. |
| Oakly | meadow of oak trees |
| Odell | From a surname which was originally from a place name meaning "woad hill" in Old English. A woad is a herb used for dyeing. |
| Odie | Ode |
| Ogden | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "oak valley" in Old English. A famous bearer was the humourous American poet Ogden Nash (19 |
| Olen | Talisman, Ancestor |
| Olin | Talisman, Ancestor |
| Orrin | Anglicized form of ODHRÁN. |
| Orton | From the shore farm |
| Orval | Spear strength |
| Oswin | God's friend |
| Oswyn | God's friend |
British Girl Names Starting with P
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Paciencia | Patience |
| Paden | An invented name, using the popular aden suffix sound found in such names as Braden, Hayden and Aidan. It is sometimes considered a derivative of the |
| Padget | young servant |
| Page | From a surname which was a variant of PAIGE. |
| Paget | From a surname which meant "little page" (see PAIGE). |
| Pagett | young servant |
| Paige | From an English surname meaning "servant, page" in Middle English. It is ultimately derived (via Old French and Italian) from Greek (paidion) meaning |
| Paley | Paley |
| Pall | Icelandic and Faroese form of PAUL. |
| Palmer | From an English surname meaning "pilgrim". It is ultimately from Latin palma "palm tree", since pilgrims to the Holy Land often brought back palm fron |
| Pansey | flowering plant with velvety petals |
| Pansie | Thoughtful |
| Parker | From an English occupational surname which meant "keeper of the park". |
| Parks | Cultivated land |
| Parson | clergyman |
| Parsons | clergyman |
| Patience | From the English word patience, ultimately from Latin patientia, a derivative of pati "to suffer". This was one of the virtue names coined by the Puri |
| Patient | enduring, forebearing |
| Patienzia | enduring, forebearing |
| Patin | fighter's town |
| Paton | From the fighter's town |
| Paxon | Poecc's settlement |
| Paxten | Poecc's settlement |
| Paxton | From a surname which was derived from an English place name meaning "Pœcc's town". Pœcc is an Old English name of unknown meaning. |
| Payge | Young attendant |
| Pazienza | enduring, forebearing |
| Peace | From the English word peace, ultimately derived from Latin pax. |
| Peale | Peale |
| Peall | one who rings the bell |
| Pealle | one who rings the bell |
| Peele | variant of Peel |
| Pegg | pearl |
| Pen | Short form of PENELOPE. |
| Pendleton | overhanging settlement |
| Penee | weaver |
| Penley | From the enclosed pasture meadow |
| Penn | Enclosure |
| Pennee | Pennee |
| Pennley | enclosed meadow |
| Perri | Wanderer |
| Perrianne | Perrianne |
| Perrin | Son of Harry |
| Perris | Perris |
| Phelps | Son of Philip |
| Piper | Piper |
| Pipere | Piper |
| Portland | land near the port |
| Presleigh | priest's meadow |
| Pressley | priest's meadow |
| Prestley | priest's meadow |
| Priestley | Dweller at the church, Priest's settlement |
| Primarosa | first rose |
| Primorosa | first rose |
| Primrose | first rose |
| Primula | first rose |
| Princella | Princella |
| Princesa | Princesa |
| Princess | title for the daughter of a queen or king |
| Princessa | Princessa |
| Princesse | Princesse |
| Principessa | Principessa |
| Pureza | Pure |
| Purity | pure |
British Girl Names Starting with Q
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Queen | From an old nickname which was derived from the English word, ultimately from Old English cwen meaning "woman, wife". |
| Queena | Queen |
| Queenie | Diminutive of QUEEN. |
| Quenbie | queen's settlement |
| Quenby | Womanly |
| Quenna | queen |
| Quilla | feather |
| Quinbie | queen's settlement |
| Quylla | feather |
British Girl Names Starting with R
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Radclyffe | From a surname, a variant of RADCLIFF. |
| Raileigh | roe deer's meadow |
| Railey | roe deer's meadow |
| Rain | Ruler |
| Rainbow | From the English word for the arc of multicoloured light that can appear in a misty sky. |
| Raines | Raines |
| Raleigh | From a surname which was from a place name meaning either "red clearing" or "roe deer clearing" in Old English. |
| Raley | Dweller by the deer meadow |
| Ralph | Contracted form of the Old Norse name RÁÐÚLFR (or its Norman form Radulf). Scandinavian settlers introduced it to England before the Norman conquest, |
| Ralphina | wolf counsel |
| Ralston | Wolf |
| Ramsay | Variant of RAMSEY. |
| Ramsey | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "wild-garlic island" in Old English. |
| Ramzi | Lord Rama, Ji denotes respect |
| Randee | Randee |
| Randelle | Randelle |
| Randy | Diminutive of RANDALL, RANDOLF or MIRANDA. |
| Rankin | Little shield |
| Ransom | warrior's shield |
| Raven | Sunny, A bird |
| Ravina | dark-haired or raven |
| Ravyn | Dark haired, Wise |
| Rawleigh | roe deer's meadow |
| Rawley | Dweller by the deer meadow |
| Rawnie | lady |
| Ray | Beam of light |
| Rayana | Rayana |
| Rayann | Rayann |
| Rayanna | Rayanna |
| Rayce | Counselor |
| Raycine | Raycine |
| Rayeann | Rayeann |
| Rayleen | Rayleen |
| Raylen | Counselor |
| Raylene | Combination of RAY and the popular name suffix lene. |
| Raylynn | Raylynn |
| Raynesha | Raynesha |
| Raynisha | Raynisha |
| Rayven | Rayven |
| Rayvenne | Rayvenne |
| Rayvinn | Rayvinn |
| Read | Red haired |
| Reade | Red haired |
| Reave | Bailiff, Steward |
| Redding | From the red ford |
| Reed | Red haired |
| Reeve | bailiff |
| Reeves | Bailiff, Steward |
| Reid | A variation of the popular Scottish name Reed, refering to the plants of the same name or the color red, or 'cleared land'. |
| Reida | red-haired |
| Reide | red |
| Reigh | wise protector |
| Remington | From the raven's farm |
| Reve | Dream |
| Rexalla | Rexalla |
| Rexana | Rexana |
| Rexanna | Rexanna |
| Rexella | Rexella |
| Rexetta | Rexetta |
| Rexina | Rexina |
| Rexine | Rexine |
| Rexton | Chieftain, Ruler |
| Richy | old |
| Rider | Horseman |
| Ridge | From the ridge |
| Ridgeley | ridge meadow |
| Ridglee | ridge meadow |
| Ridgleigh | ridge meadow |
| Ridleigh | reed meadow |
| Ridley | Reed clearing, Cleared wood |
| Riley | Riley comes from the Old English for "rye clearing" which is also a place name. It is also a variation of the Irish surname Reilly. |
| Ring | ring |
| Ripleigh | shouting man's meadow |
| Ripley | Dweller in the noisy meadow |
| Riply | shouting man's meadow |
| Risley | From the brushwood meadow |
| River | flowing body of water |
| Rivers | River |
| Robbin | Bright, Famous |
| Robee | Robee |
| Robene | Robene |
| Robine | Robine |
| Robinet | Robinet |
| Robinson | Bright, Famous |
| Robynette | Robynette |
| Robynn | Robynn |
| Robynne | Robynne |
| Rockwell | Rock |
| Roe | Red haired |
| Ronae | strong counsel |
| Ronalda | Powerful, Rules with counsel |
| Ronay | strong counsel |
| Ronee | strong counsel |
| Ronette | strong counsel |
| Ronisha | strong counsel |
| Ronnella | strong counsel |
| Ronnelle | strong counsel |
| Ronnette | strong counsel |
| Ronney | strong counsel |
| Ronni | strong counsel |
British Girl Names Starting with S
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Sabetha | a town in the state of Kansas |
| Safira | Means "like a sapphire" in Esperanto. |
| Sahndra | Sahndra |
| Salcia | Salcia |
| Saletta | Saletta |
| Salletta | Salletta |
| Sallette | Sallette |
| Sallianne | Sallianne |
| Sallyann | Sallyann |
| Salton | Lives near the willow farm |
| Samentha | Samentha |
| Samey | Samey |
| Sammantha | Sammantha |
| Sammee | Sammee |
| San | Perfect, Complete, Another name for Krishna, Old, Long-lived |
| Sandberg | sand village |
| Sanders | son of Alexander |
| Sanderson | Alexander's son |
| Sandreea | Sandreea |
| Sandrella | Sandrella |
| Sandrelle | Sandrelle |
| Sandretta | Sandretta |
| Sandrette | Sandrette |
| Sandria | Sandria |
| Sanndria | Sanndria |
| Sanny | the sandpiper bird |
| Saphira | Blue jewel |
| Sapphira | From the Greek name (Sappheire), which was from Greek (sappheiros) meaning "sapphire" or "lapis lazuli" (ultimately derived from the Hebrew word (s |
| Sauhndra | Sauhndra |
| Sawyer | Woodman |
| Schelley | sloped meadow |
| Scott | Originated as a descriptive term for a Scotsmans, or a nickname for Gaelic-speaking persons from Ireland, now a popular first name. |
| Selbea | manor village |
| Selbee | manor village |
| Selbeigh | manor village |
| Selbey | manor village |
| Selbie | manor village |
| Selby | From the manor house |
| Semanntha | Semanntha |
| Semantha | listener of God |
| Shadoe | In the bible Shadrach was one of three young Hebrew men who survived being cast into a fiery furnace. |
| Shadow | shade |
| Shandi | Shandi |
| Shaneice | Shaneice |
| Shaneka | Shaneka |
| Shanese | Shanese |
| Shanice | God is merciful |
| Shaniece | Shaniece |
| Shanika | Shanika |
| Shaniqua | Shaniqua |
| Shanise | Shanise |
| Shanita | Shanita |
| Shannice | Shannice |
| Sharae | Sharae |
| Sharee | Princess |
| Sharelle | Sharelle |
| Shari | Princess |
| Sharisa | Sharisa |
| Sharise | Sharise |
| Sharissa | Sharissa |
| Sharmaine | manly |
| Sharman | A fair share |
| Sharmane | charm |
| Sharmyn | charm |
| Sharrie | Sharrie |
| Shauna | Present |
| Shaunah | Shaunah |
| Shaundee | Shaundee |
| Shaunee | Shaunee |
| Shaunelle | Shaunelle |
| Shaunice | Shaunice |
| Shaunie | Shaunie |
| Shaunna | God is gracious |
| Shauntay | Shauntay |
| Shaunte | Shaunte |
| Shaw | Surname |
| Shawnae | Shawnae |
| Shawnah | Shawnah |
| Shawndelle | Shawndelle |
| Shawneen | Shawneen |
| Shawnette | Shawnette |
| Shawni | Shawni |
| Shawnice | Shawnice |
| Shawniece | Shawniece |
| Shawnna | God's grace |
| Shawntae | Shawntae |
| Shawntay | Shawntay |
| Shawnte | Shawnte |
| Shawntel | Shawntel |
| Sheiletta | blind |
| Shelden | Deep valley |
| Sheldon | From the hill on the ledge |
| Shellee | sloped meadow |
| Shelley | Clearing on a bank |
| Shelli | Clearing on a bank |
| Shelton | Protected hill |
| Shep | Shepherd |
| Shepard | Shepherd |
| Shepherd | Shepherd |
| Sheppard | Shepherd |
British Girl Names Starting with T
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Taitt | cheerful |
| Talin | Musical, Lord Shiva |
| Tallis | Woodland |
| Tamasin | Tamasin |
| Tamasine | Tamasine |
| Tamie | Tamie |
| Tamilyn | Tamilyn |
| Tamlyn | Tamlyn |
| Tammee | Tammee |
| Tammey | Tammey |
| Tammie | Variant of TAMMY. |
| Tammiejo | Tammiejo |
| Tammy | Short form of TAMARA and other names beginning with Tam. |
| Tamsen | Variant of TAMSIN. |
| Tamsin | Contracted form of THOMASINA. It was traditionally used in Cornwall. |
| Tamsine | Tamsine |
| Tamsinne | Tamsinne |
| Tamson | Twin |
| Tamsyn | Variant of TAMSIN. |
| Tamzen | Variant of TAMSIN. |
| Tamzin | Of Aramaic origin meaning 'twin' and is a spelling variant of Tamsin and is a fairly unusual name. |
| Tan | Brilliant |
| Tanner | From an English surname meaning "one who tans hides". |
| Tarin | From the rocky hills, Watchtower |
| Tarina | Perhaps an elaborated form of TARA (1). |
| Tarleton | From the thunder estate |
| Tarlton | Thor's settlement |
| Tarnia | Tarnia |
| Tarryn | Tarryn |
| Taryn | Probably a feminine form of TYRONE. Actors Tyrone Power and Linda Christian created it for their daughter Taryn Power (1953-). |
| Taryna | Taryna |
| Tarynn | From the rocky hills, Watchtower |
| Tate | From an English surname which was derived from the Old English given name Tata, of unknown origin. |
| Tatum | From a surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning "Tata's homestead" in Old English. |
| Tayla | Probably a feminine form of TAYLOR influenced by similar-sounding names such as KAYLA. |
| Taylin | Taylin |
| Taylyn | Taylyn |
| Teal | From the English word for the type of duck or the greenish-blue colour. |
| Teall | Teall |
| Tealle | Tealle |
| Teddi | Gift of God |
| Teela | The bird teal, The blue-green color |
| Teil | Teil |
| Teill | Teill |
| Teille | Teille |
| Temperance | From the English word meaning "moderation" or "restraint". This was one of the virtue names adopted by the Puritans in the 17th century. |
| Terall | Terall |
| Terea | Terea |
| Teree | Teree |
| Tereigh | Tereigh |
| Terella | Terella |
| Terelynn | Terelynn |
| Teriana | Saint's name |
| Teriann | Saint's name |
| Terie | Terie |
| Terika | Saint's name |
| Terilynn | Saint's name |
| Terran | Earthman |
| Terree | Terree |
| Terreigh | Terreigh |
| Terrin | Saint's name |
| Terrye | Terrye |
| Terryn | Saint's name |
| Teryn | Saint's name |
| Tesora | Tesora |
| Tessia | Saint's name |
| Teza | Teza |
| Thad | Courageous, One who praises |
| Thatcher | Roofer |
| Thaw | Thaw |
| Thayer | Rebel |
| Thorn | Town of thorns |
| Thorpe | From the village |
| Thurston | Thor's stone |
| Tilden | From the fertile valley |
| Tillman | one who plows the earth |
| Todd | Fox, Clever, Wily |
| Toinon | Toinon |
| Tola | Priceless |
| Tonee | Tonee |
| Tonell | Tonell |
| Toni | Priceless, Flourishing, Flower |
| Toniesha | Toniesha |
| Tonina | highly praiseworthy |
| Tonisha | Beyond praise |
| Tory | Variation of the name Victor, meaning 'the conqueror', 'the victory'. |
| Townsend | From the end of the town |
| Trace | Trace |
| Tre | three |
| Treasha | Treasha |
| Treasure | treasure |
| Trenton | Torrent |
| Tresor | Tresor |
| Trevin | fair town |
| Trevon | Fair town |
| Trevyn | Fair town |
| Trey | Third born |
| Trichia | Trichia |
| Trisa | Noble one |
| Trishana | Trishana |
British Girl Names Starting with U
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Uda | wealthy |
| Udele | Wealthy |
| Udell | From the yew tree valley |
| Udella | wealthy |
| Udelle | wealthy |
| Unita | oneness |
| Unite | oneness |
| Unitey | oneness |
| Unity | From the English word unity, which is ultimately derived from Latin unitas. |
| Upton | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "upper town" in Old English. A famous bearer of this name was the American novelist Upton S |
British Girl Names Starting with V
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Vaile | valley |
| Vance | From an English surname which was derived from Old English fenn meaning "marsh, fen". |
| Vehlma | Vehlma |
| Vellma | Vellma |
| Velvet | From the English word for the soft fabric. It became used as a given name after the main character in Enid Bagnold's book 'National Velvet' (1935) and |
| Verlee | beaver stream or meadow |
| Verly | beaver stream or meadow |
| Verlye | beaver stream or meadow |
| Viana | Viana |
| Vianca | Vianca |
| Vinni | elf or magical friend |
| Viona | Viona |
British Girl Names Starting with W
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Wake | Alert |
| Wakely | damp meadow |
| Walden | From the Welshman's valley |
| Walker | From an English surname which referred to the medieval occupational of a walker, also known as a fuller. Walkers would tread on wet, unprocessed wool |
| Wallis | From a surname which was a variant of WALLACE. Wallis Simpson (1895-1986) was the divorced woman whom Edward VIII married, which forced him to abdicat |
| Wallker | cloth-walker |
| Walton | From a surname which was originally taken from various Old English place names meaning "stream town", "wood town", or "wall town". |
| Waneta | Charger |
| Wanetta | Pale |
| Wanette | pale-skinned |
| Ward | Blossoms, Flowers |
| Wardell | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "watch hill" in Old English. |
| Ware | Wary |
| Washington | From a surname which was originally derived from the name of an English town, itself meaning "settlement belonging to WASSA's people". The given name |
| Watkins | Powerful warrior, Rule amry |
| Watson | Son of Walter |
| Waverlee | meadow of quivering aspens |
| Waverley | meadow of quivering aspens |
| Waverly | From the tree-lined meadow |
| Way | land by the road |
| Waylan | Angel from God |
| Waylen | land by the road |
| Waylin | Angel from God |
| Waylon | Variant of WAYLAND. This name was popularized by country music singer Waylon Jennings (1937-2002), who was originally named Wayland. |
| Wayne | From an occupational surname meaning "wagon maker", derived from Old English wægn "wagon". Use of it as a given name can be partly attributed to the |
| Weatherly | From the wether sheep meadow |
| Weaver | weaver |
| Webb | Weaver |
| Weber | Weaver |
| Webster | From an occupational surname meaning "weaver", derived from Old English webba. |
| Weldon | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "hill near a spring" in Old English. |
| Wells | Lives by the spring |
| Wendey | friend |
| Wendy | In the case of the character from J. M. Barrie's play 'Peter Pan' (1904), it was created from the nickname fwendy "friend", given to the author by a y |
| Wendye | friend |
| Wentworth | From the white one's estate |
| Wes | Short form of WESLEY. |
| Weslee | From the west meadow |
| Wesley | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "west meadow" in Old English. It has been sometimes given in honour of John Wesley (1703-17 |
| Wesleya | Wesleya |
| Weslia | From the west meadow |
| Weslie | Weslie |
| Wessley | From the west meadow |
| West | From the west |
| Westin | West town |
| Westley | From a surname which was a variant of WESLEY. |
| Weston | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "west town" in Old English. |
| Wheeler | Wheel maker |
| Whitaker | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "white field" in Old English. |
| White | White |
| Whitelea | white meadow |
| Whiteney | white island |
| Whitlea | white meadow |
| Whitley | White |
| Whitman | White |
| Whitnea | white island |
| Whitnee | white island |
| Whitneigh | white island |
| Whitney | From a surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning "white island" in Old English. Its popular use as a feminine name was initiated |
| Whitni | white island |
| Whitnie | white island |
| Whitny | white island |
| Whittaker | White |
| Whittaney | white island |
| Whittany | white island |
| Whittley | white meadow |
| Whittney | white island |
| Whittnie | white island |
| Wil | Short form of WILLIAM and other names beginning with Wil. |
| Wiley | From a surname which was derived either from a place name meaning "temple clearing" in Old English or from a nickname meaning "wily, tricky" in Middle |
| Wilford | From a surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning "willow ford" in Old English. |
| Wilfred | Means "desiring peace" from Old English wil "will, desire" and friþ "peace". Saint Wilfrid was a 7th-century Anglo-Saxon bishop. The name was rarely u |
| Wilfreda | Feminine form of WILFRED. |
| Wilkins | son of little Will |
| Wilkinson | son of little Will |
| Willard | From an English surname which was derived from the Germanic given name WILLIHARD (or the Old English cognate Wilheard). |
| Willett | little Will |
| Willie | Masculine or feminine diminutive of WILLIAM. A notable bearer is the retired American baseball player Willie Mays (1931-). |
| Willis | From an English surname which was derived from Will, a diminutive of WILLIAM. |
| Willoughby | From a surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning "willow town" in Old English. |
| Willow | From the name of the tree, which is ultimately derived from Old English welig. |
| Wilmotina | Wilmotina |
| Wilona | Desired |
| Wilone | Hoped for |
| Wilson | From an English surname meaning "son of WILLIAM". The surname was borne by Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924), the American president during World War I. |
| Wilton | From a surname which was derived from the names of several English towns. The town names mean variously "willow town", "well town" or "town on the Riv |
| Win | Peaceful friend |
| Windy | friend |
| Winn | Peaceful friend |
| Winslow | From a surname which was derived from an Old English place name meaning "hill belonging to WINE". A famous bearer of this name was American painter Wi |
| Winsome | agreeable |
| Winstead | friend's farm |
| Winston | (Celebrity Names: Celina Jaitly and Peter Haag) |
| Wintar | Wintar |
| Winter | From the English word for the season, derived from Old English winter. |
| Winters | Born in the winter |
| Winton | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "enclosure belonging to WINE" in Old English. |
| Wisdom | Simply from the English word, a derivative of Old English wis "wise". |
| Woodrow | From a surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning "row of houses by a wood" in Old English. This name was popularized by American |
| Woodward | Forester, Row of houses by a wood |
British Girl Names Starting with Y
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Yancy | From a surname, which was an Americanized form of the Dutch surname Jansen meaning "JAN (1)'s son". |
| Yardley | From the enclosed meadow |
| Yarley | fenced meadow |
| Yates | Gatekeeper |
| Yeardley | fenced meadow |
| Yetta | Beautiful voice |
| Yette | Yette |
| Ygraine | Arthur's mother |
| Yorick | Altered form of JØRG. Shakespeare used this name for a deceased court jester in his play 'Hamlet' (1600). |
| Young | Variant transcription of YEONG. |
| Yudella | wealthy |
| Yudelle | wealthy |
| Ywedelle | wealthy |
British Girl Names Starting with Z
Looking for the British Girl Names Starting with Z to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with Z which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Zhade | precious stone |
Check Out Top British Girl Names in this article
Father. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Arabic, British, English.
Father. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, Hebrew.
One, Unity. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Latin.
Meadow of oaks. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
the first appearance of light. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
son of Adam. Gender: Girl, Origin: British, English.
From an English surname meaning "son of ADAM". Its recent popularity as a feminine name stems from its similarity in sound to Madison. Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: British, English.
Feminine variant of ADDISON. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Adam's son. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
son of Adam. Gender: Girl, Origin: British, English.
Admiral. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British.
Elf counselor. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Friend of the elves. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
elf counsel. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
Affton. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
River name. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Celtic, English.
seasoned warrior. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
ash meadow. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
hermitage field. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British.
Variant of AINSLEY. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Scottish.
only hermitage wood or clearing. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British.
From a surname which was from a place name: either Annesley in Nottinghamshire or Ansley in Warwickshire. The place names themselves derive from Old E. Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: British, English, Scottish.
Variant of AINSLEY. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Scottish.
My meadow. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Scottish.
My meadow. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Scottish.
Aislaeigh. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
Form of ALBINUS. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, Latin, Swedish.
From a surname which was derived from the Old English given name EALDWINE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Middle English form of EALDGYÃ. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
Wise counsel. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
the old river-ford. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Meaning & History. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of ALFRED. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, Italian.
elf spear. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British.
From a surname which was derived from the given name ALGAR. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, German.
son of the noble. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British.
Almond. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British.
From the old manor. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Anglo-Saxon, British, English.
From an Old English surname which was derived from a place name meaning "town at the source of the river". Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: Anglo-Saxon, British, English.
Divine counselor. Gender: Girl, Origin: British, English.
Divine counselor. Gender: Girl, Origin: British, English.
From the Old Norse name Alfarr, formed of the elements alfr "elf" and arr "warrior". Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, Finnish, German, Swedish.
elf or magical being. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British.
elf or magical being. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
elf or magical being. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
Feminine form of ALVIN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
elf or magical counsel. Gender: Girl, Origin: British.
Army of elves. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, German.
Related to elf. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Feminine form of ALVIN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, Hebrew.
British Other Gender Baby Names
What Are British Unisex Names?
Unisex names are names that are applicable to both sexes. Usually, couples have two names selected for their child. But if you go for a unisex name, then your choice is only one. So it is easier than going through all boy and girl names.
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