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English Boy Names Starting with A
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| A'Brean | Meaning of the name A'Brean is To sweat; perspire. noun A crystalline resin obtained from elemi. |
| A'darrio | Darrio name meaning is A kingly man |
| A'legend | The name Legend is primarily a male name of English origin that means History, Story, Myth |
| A'Leiah | The meaning of Leigh is "delicate; weary; meadow or pasture". |
| A'Leigh | The meaning of Leigh is "delicate; weary; meadow or pasture". |
| Aaric | ever or eternal ruler |
| Aaron | Light bringer, Exalted high, Enlightened, Lofty, Powerful mountain |
| Abacas | Device for doing calculations, Clever |
| Abakus | Device for doing calculations, Clever |
| Abbey | Diminutive of ABIGAIL. |
| Abbi | Diminutive of ABIGAIL. |
| Abbie | Diminutive of ABIGAIL. |
| Abbot | Father |
| Abbott | Father |
| Abby | Diminutive of ABIGAIL. |
| Abel | Healthy, Vanity, Breath, Breathing |
| Abelard | Resolute, Keeper of the abbey larder |
| Abigail | Meaning & History |
| Abilene | From a place name mentioned briefly in the New Testament. It is probably from Hebrew ('avel) meaning "meadow, grassy area". It has occasionally been |
| Abner | Means "my father is a light" in Hebrew, from ('av) meaning "father" and (nir) meaning "lamp, light". In the Old Testament, Abner was a cousin of Sau |
| Abraham | Hungarian form of ABRAHAM. |
| Ace | Meaning 'unity', this name sounds quite modern but is actually a variant of old English names such as Acey |
| Acer | Of English origin and a variant of the Old English name Acey which means 'number one, the best'. |
| Ackerley | Meadow of oaks |
| Ackley | Meadow of oaks |
| Acton | Town with many oaks |
| Ada | Short form of ADELAIDE and other names beginning with the same sound. This name was borne by Augusta Ada King (1815-1852), the Countess of Lovelace (k |
| Adaline | Variant of ADELINA. |
| Adam | A prophets name, Black |
| Adda | Wealthy |
| Addie | Diminutive of ADELAIDE. |
| Addis | earth |
| Addisen | Adam's son |
| Addison | From an English surname meaning "son of ADAM". Its recent popularity as a feminine name stems from its similarity in sound to Madison. |
| Addisson | Form of ADDISON - son of Adam::Meaning of the name Addisson |
| Addisyn | Variation of Addison, which means son of Adam. |
| Addy | Created by God |
| Addyson | Feminine variant of ADDISON. |
| Addysyn | Form of ADDISON - son of Adam::Meaning of the name Addysyn |
| Adela | Originally a short form of names beginning with the Germanic element adal meaning "noble". Saint Adela was a 7th-century Frankish princess who founded |
| Adelaide | From the French form of the Germanic name Adalheidis, which was composed of the elements adal "noble" and heid "kind, sort, type". It was borne in the |
| Adelia | Elaborated form of ADELA. |
| Adella | Variant of ADELA. |
| Adelle | Variant of ADELE. |
| Adia | Wealthy |
| Adison | Adam's son |
| Adisyn | Form of ADDISON - son of Adam::Meaning of the name Adisyn |
| Adken | Oaken. |
| Adkins | Son of Aiken. |
| Adolph | English form of ADOLF, rarely used since World War II. |
| Adrian | Form of Hadrianus (see HADRIAN). Several saints and six popes have borne this name, including the only English pope, Adrian IV, and the only Dutch pop |
| Adrianna | Feminine form of ADRIAN. |
| Adrianne | Feminine form of ADRIAN. |
| Adrion | from Hadria |
| Adysen | Form of ADDISON - son of Adam::Meaning of the name Adysen |
| Adyson | Form of ADDISON - son of Adam::Alternative to Addison. Though growing in popularity for girls, the name literally means "Son of Adam.â? |
| Aekerley | From the oak tree meadow. |
| Aeldra | Noble |
| Aelfdane | Danish elf. |
| Aelfraed | Elf counselor |
| Aelfwine | Friend of the elves |
| Aenedleah | From the awe inspiring one's meadow. |
| Aenescumb | Lives in the valley of the majestic one. |
| Aethelberht | Noble or bright. |
| Aethelbert | Noble or bright. |
| Afton | River name |
| Agatha | Meaning & History |
| Aggie | Diminutive of AGNES or AGATHA. |
| Agnes | Meaning & History |
| Ailen | Variant of AYLEN. |
| Ailfrid | elf or magical counsel |
| 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 |
| Aisley | Dwells at the ash tree meadow |
| Aj | Aj' is an abbrievative name usually based a person's initials. |
| Al | Short form of ALBERT and other names beginning with Al. A notable bearer is American actor Al Pacino (1940-). |
| Alan | The meaning of this name is not known for certain. It was used in Brittany at least as early as the 6th century, and it possibly means either "little |
| Alana | Feminine form of ALAN. |
| Aland | Bright as the sun |
| Alanna | Feminine form of ALAN. |
| Albert | Meaning & History |
| Alberta | Feminine form of ALBERT. This is the name of a Canadian province, which was named in honour of a daughter of Queen Victoria. |
| Albin | Form of ALBINUS. |
| Alcot | Old cottage |
| Alcott | Old cottage |
| Aldan | A variant spelling of the Old English name Alden, meaning 'old friend'. |
| Alden | From a surname which was derived from the Old English given name EALDWINE. |
| Alder | Birch tree, Revered one |
| Aldis | From the old house |
| Aldon | Antique, Wise protector, Old friend |
| Aldred | Old king |
| Aldren | Old king |
| Aldric | From a Germanic name, derived from the elements ald "old" and ric "ruler, power". Saint Aldric was a 9th-century bishop of Le Mans. |
| Aldrich | Old king |
| Aldridge | Old king |
| Aldrin | old |
| Aldrych | Old king |
| Aldus | Medieval variant of ALDOUS. |
| Aldway | Noble war |
| Aldwin | From a Germanic name, derived from the elements ald "old" and win "friend". |
| Aldwine | Wise friend. |
English Boy Names Starting with B
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Babs | Diminutive of BARBARA. |
| Backstere | Baker |
| Baerhloew | Ruler, Lives on the bare hill |
| Bailee | Variant of BAILEY. |
| 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. |
| Baily | From the Old English term 'baile' meaning 'the outer wall of a castle'. |
| Bainbridge | Lives near the bridge over the white water |
| Bainbrydge | Lives near the bridge over the white water |
| Baker | Baker |
| Baldhere | Bold army |
| Balduino | Spanish form of BALDWIN. |
| Baldwin | Derived from the Germanic elements bald "bold, brave" and win "friend". In the Middle Ages this was a popular name in Flanders and among the Normans, |
| Bale | Home of the Mutima clan |
| Ballard | A dancing song |
| Banaing | Son of the slayer |
| Banbrigge | Lives near the bridge over the white water |
| Bancroft | From the bean field |
| Banner | Flag, Ensign bearer |
| Banning | One who reads the banns |
| Barbara | Meaning & History |
| Bardalph | Ax wolf |
| Bardan | Lives near the boar's den |
| Bardaric | Ax ruler |
| Bardarik | Ax ruler |
| Bardawulf | Ax wolf |
| Barden | Lives near the boar's den |
| Bardene | From the boar valley |
| Bardo | Furrow, Hill |
| Bardolf | Ax wolf |
| Bardolph | Appeared in Merry Wives of Windsor, Henry V |
| Bardon | Minstrel, A singer-poet |
| Bardrick | Ax ruler |
| Bardulf | Ax wolf |
| Barhloew | Lives on the bare hill |
| Barklay | Birch meadow |
| Barkley | Birch meadow |
| Barks | Birch meadow |
| Barksdale | Birch meadow |
| Barlow | Lives on the bare hill |
| Barnard | Brave as a bear |
| Barnes | near the barns |
| Barnet | Noble man |
| Barnett | Noble man |
| Barney | Diminutive of BARNABAS, BERNARD or BARNABY. |
| Barnum | From the nobleman's home |
| Baron | Noble man, A title of nobility used as a given name |
| Barr | Just, Pious |
| Barre | Gateway |
| Barret | From a surname which was a variant of BARRETT. |
| Barrett | From a surname probably meaning "strife" in Middle English, originally given to a quarrelsome person. |
| Barric | Grain farm |
| Barrick | Grain farm |
| Barrie | Variant of BARRY. |
| Barrington | Fair-haired, Blonde |
| Barron | Noble man, A title of nobility used as a given name |
| Barse | Fresh-water perch |
| Bart | Short form of BARTHOLOMEW. This name is borne by a cartoon boy on the television series 'The Simpsons'. |
| Bartel | Dutch diminutive of BARTHOLOMEW. |
| Barth | Furrow, Hill |
| Bartholomew | From (Bartholomaios), which was the Greek form of an Aramaic name meaning "son of TALMAI". In the New Testament Bartholomew is the byname of an apost |
| Barthram | Glorious raven |
| Bartleah | From Bart's meadow |
| Bartleigh | From Bart's meadow |
| Bartlett | Farmer |
| Barton | From the barley farm |
| Bartram | Glorious raven |
| Barwolf | Ax wolf |
| Basil | King, Basil the herb |
| Bates | Furrow, Hill |
| Baul | Snail |
| Bavol | Wind |
| Bax | Baker |
| Baxley | Baker |
| Baxter | From an occupational surname which meant "(female) baker" in Old English. |
| Bay | Auburn-haired |
| Bayhard | Reddish brown hair |
| Baylee | Variant of BAILEY. |
| Baylen | Auburn-haired |
| Bayley | Bailiff, Fortification, Able |
| Bea | Short form of BEATRIX. |
| Beacher | Dweller by the beech tree |
| Beadutun | From the warrior's estate |
| Beal | Handsome |
| Beale | Handsome |
| Beaman | Beekeeper |
| Beamer | Trumpeter |
| Beardsley | Beard, Wood |
| Beaton | From the warrior's estate |
| Beau | Means "beautiful" in French. It has been occasionally used as an American given name since the late 19th century. It appears in Margaret Mitchell's no |
| Becca | Short form of REBECCA. |
| Beceere | Lives by the beech tree |
| Beck | Unknown |
| Beckett | From an English surname which could be derived from various sources, including from Middle English beke meaning "beak" or bekke meaning "stream, brook |
| Beckham | Beckham refers to the name of a place in England. |
| Becki | Unknown |
| Becky | Diminutive of REBECCA. |
| Beda | Warrior maiden |
| Bede | Modern form of the Old English name Baeda, possibly related to Old English bed "prayer". Saint Bede, called the Venerable Bede, was an 8th-century his |
| Bedford | From Bedfordshire |
English Boy Names Starting with C
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Cabe | Ropemaker |
| Cable | Rope |
| Cadabyr | From the warrior's settlement |
| Cadby | From the warrior's settlement |
| Cadda | Warring |
| Caddaham | From the soldier's land |
| Caddaric | Battle leader |
| Caddarik | Battle leader |
| Caddawyc | From the warrior's town |
| Cade | From a surname which was originally derived from a nickname meaning "round" in Old English. |
| Cadee | Rhythmic flow of sounds |
| Caden | Sometimes explained as a derivative of the Irish surname Caden, which is a reduced form of the Gaelic surname Mac Cadáin meaning "son of Cadán". In |
| Cadence | From an English word meaning "rhythm, flow". It has been in use only since the 20th century. |
| Cadi | Short form of CATRIN. |
| Cadman | Fighter |
| Cadmus | Latinized form of Greek (Kadmos), of uncertain meaning. In Greek mythology Cadmus was the son of the Phoenician king Agenor. He was sent by his fathe |
| Cadryche | Friendly |
| Cadwell | Cold spring |
| Cady | Rhythmic flow of sounds |
| Caelin | pure |
| Caelyn | girl; pure; slender and white, fair or pure |
| Caeman | Crocodile |
| Caemon | Crocodile::Meaning of the name Caemon |
| Caersewiella | Lives at the watercress spring |
| Caindale | From the clear river valley |
| Caine | Place name |
| Cairo | From the name of the city in Egypt, called (al-Qahirah) in Arabic, meaning "the victorious". |
| Cal | Short form of CALVIN. |
| Calbert | Cowherd, Cowboy |
| Calbex | Shepherd |
| Caldre | Cold brook |
| Caldwell | From the cold spring |
| Caldwiella | From the cold spring |
| Cale | Short form of CALEB. |
| Caleb | From the Hebrew 'kelev' meaning 'dog'. The name was given to one of Moses' devoted companions on the journey to the promised land, therefore it is ass |
| Calfhierde | Shepherd |
| Calhoun | From the forest |
| Calista | Feminine form of CALLISTUS. As an English name it might also be a variant of KALLISTO. |
| Calla | From the name of a type of lily. Use of the name may also be inspired by Greek (kallos) meaning "beauty". |
| Callahan | From a surname, the Anglicized form of the Irish Ó Ceallacháin, which means "descendant of CEALLACHÁN". |
| Callan | Chatter |
| Calldwr | Cold brook |
| Calli | From Greek origin meaning 'a beauty' it is an alternative spelling for the more commonly used Callie. |
| Callie | Diminutive of CAROLINE, or sometimes of names beginning with Cal. |
| Calvert | Cowherd, Cowboy |
| Calvex | Shepherd |
| Calvin | Derived from the French surname Cauvin, which was derived from chauve "bald". The surname was borne by Jean Cauvin (1509-1564), a theologian from Fran |
| Cam | Bent nose |
| Cambria | Latin form of the Welsh Cymru, the Welsh name for the country of Wales, derived from cymry meaning "the people". It is occasionally used as a given na |
| Cambrie | Open to change, enjoys being the center of attention. |
| Came | Joyful |
| Camelia | From camelie, the Romanian spelling of camellia (see CAMELLIA). |
| Camellia | From the name of the flowering shrub, which was named for the botanist and missionary Georg Josef Kamel. |
| Cameo | A carved gem portrait |
| Cameron | From a Scottish surname meaning "crooked nose" from Gaelic cam "crooked" and sròn "nose". |
| Camilla | Feminine form of CAMILLUS. This was the name of a legendary warrior maiden of the Volsci, as told by Virgil in the 'Aeneid'. It was popularized in the |
| Camille | French feminine and masculine form of CAMILLA. It is also used in the English-speaking world, where it is generally only feminine. |
| Camm | Bent nose |
| Cammie | Diminutive of CAMILLA. |
| Campbell | From a Scottish surname meaning "crooked mouth" from Gaelic cam "crooked" and béul "mouth". |
| Camyron | Bent nose |
| Candace | From the hereditary title of the queens of Ethiopia, as mentioned in Acts in the New Testament. It is apparently derived from Cushitic kdke meaning "q |
| Candice | Variant of CANDACE. |
| Candy | Diminutive of CANDACE. It is also influenced by the English word candy. |
| Cannon | Cannon |
| Canon | Cannon |
| Canyon | footpath |
| Caprice | From the English word meaning "impulse", ultimately (via French) from Italian capriccio. |
| Cara | From an Italian word meaning "beloved". It has been used as a given name since the 19th century, though it did not become popular until after the 1950 |
| Cardwell | From Cardwell |
| Cari | Variant of CARRIE. |
| Carin | Variant of KARIN. |
| Carina | An elaborate form of the Latin name for a constellation in the Southern sky 'Cara', or a variant of the name Karina meaning 'beloved' or 'cute'. |
| Carissa | Variant of CHARISSA. |
| Carl | German form of CHARLES. Two noteworthy bearers of the name were the German mathematician Carl Gauss (1777-1855), who made contributions to number theo |
| Carlatun | From Carl's farm |
| Carlene | Feminine diminutive of CARL. |
| Carleton | Variant of CHARLTON. |
| Carlie | Feminine form of CARL. |
| Carlin | Little champion |
| Carling | Hill where old women or witches gather |
| 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 |
| Carlo | Italian form of CHARLES. |
| Carlotta | Italian form of CHARLOTTE. |
| Carlson | Free men's town |
| Carlton | Variant of CHARLTON. |
| Carltonn | Settlement |
| Carltton | Settlement |
| Carly | Feminine form of CARL. |
| Carlyle | Variant of CARLISLE. |
| Carlyn | Contracted variant of CAROLINE. |
| Carmel | From the title of the Virgin Mary Our Lady of Carmel. (Karmel) (meaning "garden" in Hebrew) is a mountain in Israel mentioned in the Old Testament. I |
| Carmella | Latinized form of CARMEL. |
| Carnell | Defender of the castle |
| Caro | Strong |
| Carol | Unknown |
| Carolina | Latinate feminine form of CAROLUS. This is the name of two American states: North and South Carolina. They were named for Charles I, king of England. |
| Carolyn | Variant of CAROLINE. |
| Carolynn | Strong |
| Carr | From the broken mossy ground |
English Boy Names Starting with D
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| Dacey | Of the nobility |
| Dack | Place name, French town Dax |
| Dael | Lives in the valley |
| Daelan | Angel from God |
| Dagwood | shining forest |
| Dail | valley |
| Dain | From Denmark |
| Daina | |
| Daine | From Denmark |
| Daisey | Day's eye, Flower name |
| Daisy | Derived from Irish Gaelic dáire meaning "fruitful, fertile". |
| Daiton | Bright town |
| Dakota | Means "allies, friends" in the Dakota language. This is the name of a Native American people of the northern Mississippi valley. |
| Dalbert | Proud |
| Dale | From an English surname which originally belonged to a person who lived near a dale or valley. |
| Dalen | Angel from God |
| Daley | From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Dálaigh meaning "descendant of Dálach". The name Dálach means "assembly" in Gaelic. |
| Dallas | From a surname which was originally taken from a Scottish place name meaning "meadow dwelling". A city in Texas bears this name, probably in honour of |
| Dallen | Valley |
| Dalton | From an English surname which was originally from a place name meaning "valley town" in Old English. A notable bearer of the surname was John Dalton ( |
| Dalyn | Angel from God |
| Damian | Tamer |
| Damion | Variant of DAMIAN. |
| Damon | Derived from Greek (damazo) meaning "to tame". According to Greek legend, Damon and Pythias were friends who lived on Syracuse in the 4th century BC. |
| Dan | From the Hebrew meaning 'God is my judge', 'Dan' is a pet form of the name 'Daniel'. |
| 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. |
| Danelle | God is my Judge |
| Daney | From Denmark |
| Dania | From the Hebrew word 'dan' meaning 'judge', thus 'God is my judge'. This is the feminine form of Daniel. |
| Daniel | God is my judge |
| Daniella | Feminine form of DANIEL. |
| Danior | Born with teeth |
| Danna | Feminine form of DANIEL or DAN (1). |
| Dannah | A Biblical place name, God will judge |
| Dannee | God will judge |
| Dannell | God will judge |
| Danni | Diminutive of DANIELLE. |
| Dannie | Diminutive of DANIEL. |
| Danny | Diminutive of DANIEL. |
| Danon | From Denmark |
| Dany | God will judge |
| Danya | God will judge |
| Daran | Great |
| Darby | From an English surname, which was derived from the name of the town of Derby, meaning "deer town" in Old Norse. |
| Darcy | From an English surname which was derived from Norman French d'Arcy, originally denoting one who came from Arcy in France. This was the surname of a c |
| Dare | Great, Rocky hill |
| Darek | Diminutive of DARIUSZ. |
| Darel | Dearly loved, Open |
| Darell | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Daren | Variant of DARREN. |
| Darence | Beloved |
| Darian | Probably an elaborated form of DARREN. |
| Dariel | Dearly loved, Open |
| Dariell | Dearly loved, Open |
| Darien | Variant of DARIAN. |
| 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 |
| Darius | Of Old Persian origin meaning 'protector, possessor of good'. Three ancient kings of Persia bore this name. |
| Darla | Short form of DARLENE. |
| 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. |
| Darline | Darling |
| Darnall | From Darnall |
| Darneil | Hidden |
| 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 |
| Darold | Beloved |
| Daron | Great |
| Darrance | Beloved |
| Darrel | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Darrell | From an English surname which was derived from Norman French d'Airelle, originally denoting one who came from Airelle in France. |
| Darren | From araines |
| Darrence | Beloved |
| Darrick | Gifted ruler |
| Darrill | Dearly loved |
| Darrin | Variant of DARREN. |
| Darrold | Beloved |
| Darron | Great |
| Darryl | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Darryll | Beloved |
| Darryn | Great, Rocky hill |
| Darthmouth | Port's name |
| Darton | From the deer park |
| Darvin | Beloved |
| Darwin | Beloved friend |
| Darwun | Dear friend |
| Darwyn | Beloved friend |
| Darwynne | Dear friend |
| Daryl | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Daryle | Dearly loved, Open |
| Daryll | Beloved |
| Dash | Dash |
| Dasiy | Derived literally from the Old English word daisy, meaning 'day's eye' , symbolising summer . It is mainly used in English and German. |
| Dave | Variant of David beloved |
| Daveon | Beloved |
| Davey | Diminutive of DAVID. |
| Davia | Beloved one |
| Davian | Beloved |
| David | Prince, Dearly loved |
| Davidson | Beloved |
English Boy Names Starting with E
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| Eadbeorht | Wealthy |
| Eadburt | Wealthy |
| Eadelmarr | Noble |
| Eadger | Wealthy spear |
| 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. |
| Eadmund | Old English form of EDMUND. |
| Eadric | Old English form of EDRIC. |
| Eadsele | From Edward's estate |
| Eadwardsone | Son of Edward |
| Eadweald | Wealthy ruler |
| Eadweard | Old English form of EDWARD. |
| Eadwiella | From the old spring |
| Eadwine | Old English form of EDWIN. |
| Eadwyn | Wealthy friend |
| Ealdun | From the elves'valley |
| Ealdwode | From the old forest |
| Ealhdun | From the elves'valley |
| Ealhhard | Brave |
| Eallard | Brave |
| Eallison | Son of Elder |
| Eamon | Variant of ÉAMONN. |
| Eanne | God is gracious |
| 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. |
| Earle | Variant of EARL. |
| Earnest | Variant of ERNEST influenced by the spelling of the English word earnest. |
| Earvin | Friend |
| Earwine | Friend of the sea |
| Earwyn | Friend of the sea |
| Easter | From the English name of the Christian festival celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. It was ultimately named for the Germanic spring goddess Eostre. |
| Easton | From an English surname which was derived from place names meaning "east town" in Old English. |
| Eaton | From the riverside village |
| Eatun | From the riverside village |
| Eawart | Shepherd |
| Eben | Short form of EBENEZER. |
| Eboney | Of English origin and derived from the English word 'ebony' for the black wood which comes from the ebony tree. Eboney is a variant spelling of Ebony, |
| Eboni | Of English origin and derived from the English word 'ebony' for the black wood which comes from the ebony tree. Eboni is a variant spelling of Ebony, |
| Ebonie | Of English origin and derived from English word 'ebony' for the black wood which comes from the ebony tree. Ebonie is a variant spelling of Ebony, Ebo |
| Ebony | From the English word ebony for the black wood which comes from the ebony tree. It is ultimately from the Egyptian word hbnj. In America this name is |
| Ecgbeorht | Intelligent |
| Ed | Short form of EDWARD, EDMUND, and other names beginning with Ed. |
| Eda | Wealthy guardian |
| Edbert | Wealthy |
| Eddgar | Wealthy, spear |
| Eddie | Diminutive of EDWARD, EDMUND, and other names beginning with Ed. |
| Eddis | Son of Edward |
| Eddrick | Power and good fortune |
| Edduardo | Guardian of wealth |
| Eddy | Diminutive of EDWARD, EDMUND, and other names beginning with Ed. |
| Ede | Diminutive of EDVÁRD or EDUÁRD. |
| Edelmar | Noble |
| Edelmarr | Noble |
| 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 |
| Edgardo | Spanish and Italian form of EDGAR. |
| Edgarr | Wealthy, spear |
| Edgarton | Prosperous warrior |
| Edger | Prosperous warrior |
| Edgerton | Prosperous warrior |
| Edie | Diminutive of EDITH. |
| Edin | A variant spelling of the Celtic name Edan, which itself is a derivative of Aidan meaning 'little fire'. It may also be an variant spelling of the nam |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Edlen | Noble waterfall |
| Edlyn | Wealthy friend |
| Edmon | Prosperous guardian |
| Edmond | French form of EDMUND. A notable bearer was the English astronomer Edmond Halley (1656-1742), for whom Halley's comet is named. |
| Edmondo | Italian 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 |
| Edmundo | Spanish and Portuguese form of EDMUND. |
| Edoardo | Italian form of EDWARD. |
| Edric | From the Old English elements ead "wealth, fortune" and ric "rule". After the Norman conquest this Old English name was not commonly used. It has occa |
| Edrick | Power and good fortune |
| Edrik | Wealthy ruler |
| Edson | Son of the Prosperous warrior |
| Edvard | Form of EDWARD. |
| Edwald | Wealthy ruler |
| Edwaldo | Wealthy ruler |
| Edward | wealthy guard |
| Edwardo | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Edwards | Unknown |
| Edwardson | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Edwen | Friend of wealth |
| 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. |
| Edyson | Son of Edward |
| Eetu | Finnish form of EDWARD. |
| Eferhard | Brave |
| Eferleah | From Ever's meadow |
| Effie | A pet form of Euphemia which is of Old Greek origin meaning 'well spoken, well regarded'. May also have the variant spelling of Effy. |
| Egbert | Means "bright edge" from the Old English elements ecg "edge of a sword" and beorht "bright". This was the name of kings of Kent and Wessex as well as |
| Egerton | From the town on the ridge |
| Eibhear | Meaning unknown. According to Irish legend this name belonged to two of the sons of MÃl, Éibhear Dunn and Éibhear Finn, the first of the Gaels to con |
| Eideard | Scottish form of EDWARD. |
| Eileen | Champion, Lovable |
| Elaina | Variant of ELAINE. |
| Elaine | From an Old French form of HELEN. It appears in Arthurian legend; in Thomas Malory's 15th-century compilation 'Le Morte d'Arthur' Elaine was the daugh |
| Elbridge | Old counsel |
| Eldan | From the elves'valley |
| Elden | From the elves' valley, From the old town |
| Elder | Variant of HÉLDER. |
English Boy Names Starting with F
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| Faber | Bean grower |
| Fabian | From the Roman cognomen Fabianus, which was derived from FABIUS. Saint Fabian was a 3rd-century pope. |
| Fabion | Bean grower |
| Faegan | Joyful |
| Faelyn | Meaning of the name Faelyn |
| Faer | Traveler |
| Faerrleah | From the bull's pasture |
| Faerwald | Powerful traveler |
| Fain | Joyful |
| Faine | Good natured |
| Fairfield | Blond |
| Fairleigh | Distant meadow |
| Fairley | Distant meadow |
| Fairlie | From the bull's pasture |
| Fairly | Distant meadow |
| 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 |
| Falcon | Falconry |
| Fane | Diminutive of TEFAN. |
| Fannie | Variant of FANNY. |
| Farah | Means "joy" in Arabic. |
| Faran | Happy, Advances |
| Faren | Adventurous |
| Farin | Adventurous |
| Faris | Horseman, Knight, Intelligent |
| Farland | Distant meadow |
| 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 |
| Farlow | From the bull's pasture |
| Farly | From the bull's pasture |
| Farnell | From the fern slope |
| Farnham | From the fern field |
| Farnley | field with ferns |
| Farnly | From the fern meadow |
| Farold | Powerful traveler |
| Faron | From a French surname which was derived from the Germanic given name Faro. |
| Farr | Traveler |
| Farra | Beautiful |
| Farrah | Variant transcription of FARAH. |
| Farrel | Courageous, Man of valor |
| Farrell | From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Ó Fearghail meaning "descendant of FEARGHAL". |
| Farrin | Adventurous |
| Farris | Strong as iron |
| Farrow | Courageous, Man of valor |
| Farrs | Son of Farr |
| Farryn | Adventurous |
| Fars | Meaning of the name Fars::Son of Farr. |
| Farson | Son of Farr |
| Favian | Bean grower |
| Favio | Bean grower |
| Fay | Derived from Middle English faie meaning "fairy", ultimately (via Old French) from Latin fata meaning "the Fates". It appears in Geoffrey of Monmouth' |
| Faye | Variant of FAY. |
| Fayne | Joyful |
| Fayth | Faithful |
| Fear | Fear |
| Fearnhamm | From the fern field |
| Fearnhealh | From the fern slope |
| Fearnleah | From the fern meadow |
| Felabeorbt | Brilliant |
| Felamaere | Famous |
| Felding | Lives in the field |
| Feldon | From the field estate |
| Feldtun | From the field estate |
| Feldun | From the field estate |
| Felicia | Feminine form of the Latin name Felicius, a derivative of FELIX. In England, it has occasionally been used since the Middle Ages. |
| Felicity | From the English word felicity meaning "happiness", which ultimately derives from Latin felicitas "good luck". This was one of the virtue names adopte |
| Felton | From the field estate |
| Fenton | From a surname which was originally taken from a place name meaning "marsh town" in Old English. |
| Ferdie | Diminutive of FERDINAND. |
| FERDY | Diminutive of FERDINAND. |
| 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. |
| Fernald | From the fern slope |
| Fernly | Leafy plant |
| Ferron | Ironworker |
| Ferryn | Adventurous |
| Field | Field |
| Fielder | Field |
| Fielding | Lives in the field |
| Filbert | Variant of FILIBERT. It is particularly used in Tanzania due to track star Filbert Bayi (1953-), who set a world record running the 1500 meter in 1974 |
| Filbuk | Brilliant |
| Filmarr | Famous |
| Filmer | Famous |
| Filmore | Famous |
| Finley | Finley means 'fair warrior' or 'fair hero'. It a variation of Finlay. |
| Finn | From Irish mythology meaning 'white' and 'fair warrior'. |
| Finnian | Fair heroe, Sunbeam |
| Finny | Fair heroe, Sunbeam |
| Firman | Fair |
| Fiske | Fish |
| Fitch | Ermine |
| Fitche | Ermine |
| Fitz | Surname prefix meaning son of |
| Fitz Adam | Son of Adam |
| Fitz Gerald | Son of Gerald |
| Fitz Gibbon | Son of Gilbert |
| Fitz Hugh | Son of Hugh |
| Fitz James | Son of James |
| Fitz Patrick | Son of Patrick |
| Fitz Simon | Son of Simon |
| Fitz Walter | Son of Walter |
| Fitz Water | Son of Walter |
English Boy Names Starting with G
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| Gaarwine | Friend with a spear |
| Gabby | Diminutive of GABRIEL or GABRIELLE. |
| Gabe | Short form of GABRIEL. |
| Gabi | German diminutive of GABRIELE (2) (feminine), Romanian diminutive of GABRIEL (masculine) or GABRIELA (feminine), and Hungarian diminutive of GÁBOR (ma |
| Gabriell | God's able-bodied one |
| Gael | Stranger |
| Gage | From an English surname of Old French origin meaning either "measure", originally denoting one who was an assayer, or "pledge", referring to a moneyle |
| Gail | Short form of ABIGAIL. |
| Gaines | Increase in wealth |
| Gainor | Increase in wealth |
| Gala | Short form of GALINA. |
| Galahad | Meaning unknown. In Arthurian legend Sir Galahad was the son of Lancelot and Elaine. He was the most pure of the Knights of the Round Table, and he wa |
| Gale | Lively |
| Galen | Modern form of the Greek name (Galenos), which meant "calm" from Greek (galene). It was borne by a 2nd-century BC Greco-Roman physician who contribu |
| Galeun | From the town on the high ground |
| Galt | From the high ground |
| Galton | From the town on the high ground |
| Gann | Spear protector |
| Garaden | From the three cornered hill |
| Garadin | From the three cornered hill |
| Garadun | From the three cornered hill |
| Garadyn | From the three cornered hill |
| Garafeld | From the triangular field |
| Garald | spear ruler or army ruler |
| Garatun | Lives in the triangular farm stead |
| Gardner | Gardener |
| Gared | Rules by the spear |
| Garet | Brave with a spear |
| Garett | Powerful with the spear |
| Garey | Variant of GARY. |
| Garfield | From a surname meaning "triangle field" in Old English. A famous bearer was American president James A. Garfield (1831-1881). It is now associated wit |
| Gari | spear |
| Gariland | From the spear land |
| Garland | From a surname meaning "triangle land" from Old English gara and land. The surname originally belonged to a person who owned a triangle-shaped piece o |
| Garman | Speannan |
| Garmond | Spear protector |
| Garmund | Spear protector |
| Garnell | Keeper of grain |
| Garner | Granary |
| Garnet | Keeper of grain |
| Garnett | Variant of GARNET (2). |
| Garr | Spear |
| Garrad | Rules by the spear |
| Garrard | Rules by the spear |
| Garred | Rules by the spear |
| Garret | From a surname which was a variant of GARRETT. |
| Garrett | From an English surname which was derived from the given name GERALD or GERARD. A famous bearer of the surname was Pat Garrett (1850-1908), the sherif |
| Garrey | Spear |
| Garrick | From a surname which was originally derived from Occitan garric meaning "oak tree grove". |
| Garridan | You hid |
| Garrie | Spear bearer |
| Garrison | Spear-fortified town |
| Garrman | Speannan |
| Garroway | Spear fighter |
| Garrson | Son of Gar |
| Garry | Variant of GARY. |
| Garryson | Son of Gary |
| Garson | Son of Gar |
| Garsone | Son of Gar |
| Garth | From a surname meaning "garden" in Old Norse, originally denoting one who lived near or worked in a garden. |
| Garton | Lives in the triangular farm stead |
| Garwin | Friend with a spear |
| Garwood | From the fir forest |
| Garwyn | Friend with a spear |
| 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 |
| Garyson | Son of Gary |
| Gaukroger | Roger the clumsy |
| Gavin | White hawk |
| Gawen | Courteous |
| Gayla | Elaborated form of GAIL. |
| Gayle | Variant of GAIL or GALE (2). |
| Gaylord | From an English surname which was derived from Old French gaillard "high-spirited, boistrous". This name was rarely used after the mid-20th century, w |
| Gaynes | Increase in wealth |
| Geary | Flexible |
| Gehard | Spear hard |
| Gene | Short form of EUGENE. |
| Geneva | Possibly a shortened form of GENEVIEVE. It could also be inspired by the name of the city in Switzerland. It has been used as a given name in the Engl |
| Genie | Diminutive of EUGENIA. |
| Genna | White wave |
| Geoff | Short form of GEOFFREY. |
| Geoffrey | Peaceful |
| Geol | Born at Christmas |
| Geordie | Diminutive of GEORGE. |
| George | Farmer, To work the earth |
| Georgia | Latinate feminine form of GEORGE. This is the name of an American state, which was named after the British king George II. A famous bearer was the Ame |
| Georgiana | Feminine form of GEORGE. This form of the name has been in use in the English-speaking world since the 18th century. |
| Georgie | Diminutive of GEORGIA or GEORGE. |
| Georgina | Feminine form of GEORGE. |
| Gerald | From a Germanic name meaning "rule of the spear", from the elements ger meaning "spear" and wald meaning "rule". The Normans brought this name to Brit |
| Geraldine | Feminine form of GERALD. |
| 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 |
| Gerardo | Italian and Spanish form of GERARD. |
| Gere | Rules by the spear |
| Germain | French form of GERMANUS. |
| German | From Germany, Bud |
| Gerrald | Rules by the spear |
| Gerred | Rules by the spear |
| Gerrell | Rules by the spear |
| Gerri | Rules by the spear |
| Gerrit | Spear hard |
English Boy Names Starting with H
Looking for the English Boy Names Starting with H to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with H which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Hadan | Hay valley::Meaning of the name Hadan |
| Haddan | hill of heather |
| Hadden | Child of the heather-filled valley |
| Haddin | hill of heather |
| Haden | Derived from Old English origin meaning 'child from the heather hill'. |
| Hadley | From an English surname which was derived from a place name meaning "heather field" in Old English. |
| Hado | Hay valley |
| Hadon | |
| Hadrian | From the Roman cognomen Hadrianus, which meant "from Hadria" in Latin. Hadria was the name of two Roman settlements. The first (modern Adria) is in no |
| Hadun | Hay valley |
| Hadwin | War friend |
| Hadwyn | War friend |
| Haefen | Safety |
| Haele | Lives in the hall |
| Haestingas | Violent |
| Haethowine | War friend |
| Hagaleah | From the hedged meadow |
| Hagalean | From the hedged enclosure |
| Hagaward | Keeper of the hedged enclosure |
| Hagley | From the hedged enclosure |
| Hagly | From the hedged enclosure |
| Haig | Variant transcription of HAYK. |
| Hailey | Variant of HAYLEY. |
| Hailie | Variant of HAYLEY. |
| Hain | Enclosure |
| Haines | Enclosure |
| Hal | Medieval diminutive of HARRY. |
| Halbart | Brilliant hero |
| Halbert | Brilliant hero |
| Halburt | Brilliant hero |
| Haldane | From Denmark |
| Halden | Half Dane |
| Hale | Hero, Army ruler |
| Halebeorht | Brilliant hero |
| Haleigh | Variant of HAYLEY. |
| Halford | From the hall by the ford |
| Haligwiella | Lives by the holy spring |
| 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. |
| Halle | The name Halle has grown vastly in popularity during the 1990s due to the rise of fame of the actress Halle Berry. The name itself means 'a hay meadow |
| Halley | From the Hall |
| Hallie | Diminutive of HARRIET. |
| Halliwell | holy well |
| Hallwell | Lives by the holy spring |
| Halsey | From Hal's island |
| Halsig | From Hal's island |
| Halstead | From the manor house |
| Halton | From the hillslope estate |
| Halwell | Holy well |
| Hamblin | little home-lover |
| Hambly | Home within an enclosure |
| Hamelstun | From the grassy estate |
| 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 |
| Hand | Worker |
| Hanford | From the high ford |
| Hank | Originally a short form of Hankin which was a medieval diminutive of JOHN. Since the 17th century in the United States this name has also been used as |
| Hanley | From the high meadow |
| Hanly | From the high meadow |
| Hannah | The Anglicized version of the biblical name channa, meaning 'God has shown favor'. |
| Hansford | A rocky ford |
| Hanson | Son of a nobleman, Son of Ann or Hans |
| Happy | Happy |
| Harac | From the ancient oak tree |
| Haraford | From the hare's ford |
| Harald | Scandinavian and German cognate of HAROLD. This was the name of several kings of Norway and Denmark. |
| Harden | From the hare's valley |
| 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 |
| Hardwin | Old Germanic form of HARTWIN. |
| Hardwyn | Brave friend |
| Hardy | From a surname which was derived from Middle English hardi "brave, hardy". |
| Hardyn | From the hare's valley |
| Harelache | Lives at the hare's lake |
| Hareleah | From the hare's meadow |
| Harford | From the hare's ford |
| Hargrove | From the hare's grove |
| Haris | Ploughman, Cultivator, Friend |
| Harison | Son of Harry::Meaning of the name Harison |
| Harlak | Lives at the hare's lake |
| 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. |
| Harlee | hare meadow |
| Harleen | From the hare's meadow |
| Harleigh | From the hare's meadow |
| Harlen | From the hare's 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 |
| Harlon | From the hare's meadow |
| 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". |
| Harlowe | From the hare's hill |
| Harly | hare meadow or the long field |
| Harmon | From a surname which was derived from the given name HERMAN. |
| Harmonie | Variant of HARMONY. |
| Harmony | From the English word harmony, ultimately deriving from Greek (harmonia). |
| Harold | From the Old English name Hereweald, derived from the elements here "army" and weald "power, leader, ruler". The Old Norse cognate Haraldr was also co |
| 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 |
| Harree | Home ruler |
| Harrey | Home ruler::Meaning of the name Harrey |
| Harri | Finnish and Welsh form of HARRY. |
| Harrie | home ruler |
English Boy Names Starting with I
Looking for the English Boy Names Starting with I to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with I which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ibbie | Diminutive of ISABEL. |
| Ida | Derived from the Germanic element id meaning "work, labour". The Normans brought this name to England, though it eventually died out there in the Midd |
| Idal | From the yew tree valley |
| Iggy | Diminutive of IGNATIUS. |
| Ike | Diminutive of ISAAC. This was the nickname of the American president Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890-1969), based on the initial sound of his surname. |
| Ilena | Giver of life |
| Imogen | The name of a princess in the play 'Cymbeline' (1609) by Shakespeare. He based her on a legendary character named Innogen, but the name was printed in |
| Imogene | Variant of IMOGEN. |
| Ina | Short form of names ending with ina. |
| Inda | The country India |
| Indi | Derived from the English for India this name is a popular name for a baby girl. |
| 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 |
| Indiana | From the name of the American state, which means "land of the Indians". This is the name of the hero in the 'Indiana Jones' series of movies, starring |
| Indigo | From the English word indigo for the purplish-blue dye or the colour. It is ultimately derived from Greek (Indikon) "Indic, from India". |
| Inez | English form of INÉS. |
| Ingram | From an English surname which was derived from the Norman French given name ENGUERRAND. |
| Innocent | From the Late Latin name Innocentius which was derived from innocens "innocent". This was the name of several early saints. It was also borne by 13 po |
| Ireland | Ireland |
| Irelyn | Related to "Ireland," this name refers to the country of that name, and also means vibrant. |
| Irie | Cool, peace::Irie means kindness, blessing, favor. |
| Irv | Lover of the sea |
| Irvin | From the city |
| Irvine | Lover of the sea |
| Irving | Friend |
| Irwin | Sea friend |
| Irwyn | Sea friend |
| Isabel | A name which has spawned over 51 forms (Isabelle, Isabella etc). It means 'God is perfection' or 'God is my oath'. However the element el - meaning Go |
| Isabella | Derived from the name Isabel, a biblical name used commonly as a girls name, meaning 'God is perfection' and 'God is my oath'. The element meaning 'go |
| Isenham | From the iron one's estate |
| Isham | From the iron one's estate |
| Ivar | Archer's bow |
| Ives | Archer |
| Ivey | Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant |
| Ivie | Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant |
| Ivo | Archer's bow |
| Ivor | Archer's bow |
| Ivory | White, Pure, Ivory |
| Ivy | From the old English for an evergreen, climbing shrub. Means fidelity and eternity. |
| Iwdael | From the yew tree valley |
English Boy Names Starting with J
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| Jace | Short form of JASON. |
| Jacelyn | Beautiful |
| Jacey | The name derives from the initials JC. Alternative spellings are Jacie and Jaicee. |
| Jaci | Beautiful |
| 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'. |
| Jacki | Diminutive of JACQUELINE. |
| Jackie | Diminutive of JACK or JACQUELINE. A notable bearer was baseball player Jackie Robinson (1919-1972), the first African-American to play in Major League |
| Jacklyn | Variant of JACQUELINE. |
| Jacklynn | Supplanter |
| Jackson | From an English surname meaning "son of JACK". A famous bearer of the surname was American president Andrew Jackson (1767-1845). |
| Jaclyn | Contracted variant of JACQUELINE. |
| Jacob | Meaning & History |
| Jacobson | Meaning of the name Jacobson |
| Jacorey | This unique name combines "Jacob," which means best boy or replacement, and "Corey," which means hollow. |
| Jacque | Abbreviation of Jacqueline and the feminine of Jacques. Means 'Supplanter' and is sometimes spelt Jacqui, Jacki, Jacky or Jacquae. |
| Jacquelyn | Variant of JACQUELINE. |
| Jacy | Jacy |
| Jad | Curly, Frizzled |
| Jady | The gemstone jade, The color green |
| Jae | Healer |
| Jaena | Bluejay |
| Jagar | Carter |
| Jager | Cart driver |
| Jagger | Strong, Loyal |
| Jago | Cornish form of JACOB. |
| Jai | Conqueror, Victory, The Sun, Conquest, Victorious |
| Jaicee | Beautiful |
| Jaida | Variant of JADA (1). |
| Jajaun | |
| Jake | Medieval variant of JACK. It is also sometimes used as a short form of JACOB. |
| Jal | Water |
| James | From Hebrew origins meaning 'supplanter or follower'. James is the English form of Jacob, |
| Jameson | From an English surname meaning "son of JAMES". |
| Jamey | Diminutive of JAMES. |
| Jamison | From an English surname meaning "son of JAMES". |
| Janae | Elaborated form of JANE. |
| Janai | God has answered |
| Janaya | God has answered |
| Janee | God is gracious |
| Janel | Variant of JANELLE. |
| Janell | God is gracious |
| Janelle | Diminutive of JANE. It has been in use only since the 20th century. |
| Janene | Variant of JANINE. |
| Janet | Medieval diminutive of JANE. |
| Janette | Variant of JANET. |
| Janice | Elaborated form of JANE, created by Paul Leicester Ford for his novel 'Janice Meredith' (1899). |
| Janie | Diminutive of JANE. |
| Janis | Lord of men leader, Master of men |
| Janise | God is gracious |
| Jannis | God is gracious |
| Janyd | Spearman |
| Janyl | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jaran | To cry out, Singing |
| Jared | From the Hebrew name (Yared) or (Yered) meaning "descent". This is the name of a close descendant of Adam in the Old Testament. It has been used as |
| Jarel | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jaren | To cry out, Singing |
| Jarin | To cry out, Singing |
| Jarman | German |
| Jarod | Variant of JARED. |
| Jarrad | Unknown |
| Jarran | To cry out, Singing |
| Jarred | Variant of JARED. |
| Jarrel | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jarrell | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jarren | To cry out, Singing |
| Jarret | Spear strong |
| Jarrett | From a surname which was a variant of GARRETT. |
| Jarrod | Variant of JARED. |
| Jarron | To cry out, Singing |
| Jarvis | From a surname which was derived from the given name GERVAIS. |
| Jaryl | Strong, Open-minded |
| Jaryn | To cry out, Singing |
| Jasmine | Name of a flower plant, Fragrant |
| Jason | Meaning & History |
| Jasper | Means "treasurer" in Persian. This name was traditionally assigned to one of the wise men (also known as the Magi, or three kings) who were said to ha |
| Jax | Short form of JACKSON. |
| Jaxon | Variant of JACKSON. |
| Jay | Swift |
| Jayar | Healer |
| Jayce | Short form of JASON. |
| Jaycee | Unknown |
| Jaycie | Beautiful |
| Jayde | Variant of JADE. |
| Jaydee | The gemstone jade, The color green |
| Jaye | Feminine variant of JAY (1). |
| Jaylan | A variation of the name Jalen or Jaylen , a modern and original American name. |
| Jaylene | Feminine elaboration of JAY (1) using the popular suffix lene. |
| Jaylyn | Feminine elaboration of JAY (1) using the popular suffix lyn. |
| Jaylynn | Bluejay |
| Jayme | Variant of JAMIE. |
| Jaymes | Variant of JAMES. |
| Jayna | Variant of JANE. |
| Jayne | Variant of JANE. |
| Jayni | God is gracious |
| Jaynie | Diminutive of JAYNE. |
| Jayron | Healer |
| Jayronn | Healer |
| Jayshon | Unclear |
| Jayvee | Beautiful |
| Jaz | Unclear |
English Boy Names Starting with K
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| Kacee | Brave, Watchful |
| Kacey | Variant of CASEY. |
| Kaci | Kaci is variant of the English "Casey" and means "descendant of the vigilant one". |
| Kacie | Variant of CASEY. |
| Kacy | A name which has many variant spellings, meaning 'decendent of Cathasaigh. Decendant of the vigilant one'. |
| Kade | Variant of CADE. |
| Kadee | Mother |
| Kaden | Variant of CADEN. |
| Kadi | Rhythmic flow of sounds |
| Kadie | Rhythmic flow of sounds |
| Kady | Rhythmic flow of sounds |
| Kaedee | Rhythmic flow of sounds |
| Kaeleigh | Keeper of the keys |
| Kaeley | Keeper of the keys |
| Kaeli | Keeper of the keys |
| Kaelin | Keeper of the keys |
| Kaelyn | Variant of KAYLYN. |
| Kaelynn | Keeper of the keys |
| Kahli | Fun |
| Kailan | Keeper of the keys |
| Kailee | Variant of KAYLEE. |
| Kailene | Keeper of the keys |
| Kailey | Variant of KAYLEE. |
| Kailin | Keeper of the keys |
| Kailyn | Variant of KAYLYN. |
| Kaison | Variant of Kaysen; someone who looks out for others, and actively tries to help. |
| Kalan | Greater, Bigger, Senior |
| Kalee | Keeper of the keys |
| Kaleigh | Variant of KAYLEIGH. |
| Kalen | Keeper of the keys |
| Kaley | Variant of KAYLEE. |
| Kalie | Variant of CALLIE or KAYLEE. |
| Kallen | Slim |
| Kalli | cup; fairest, most beautiful; black |
| Kallie | Variant of CALLIE. |
| Kallita | Fun |
| Kally | Fun |
| Kalyn | Variant of KAYLYN. |
| Kalynn | Keeper of the keys |
| Kambria | Wales |
| Kami | Flower name |
| Kamille | Attendant at a religious ceremony |
| Kamlyn | Flower name |
| Kamren | Bent nose |
| Kamrin | Bent nose |
| Kamron | Bent nose |
| Kamryn | Feminine variant of CAMERON. |
| Kandiss | Ethiopian queen |
| Kapri | Caprice |
| Kara | Probably from Old Norse kárr meaning "curly, curved". In Norse legend this is the name of a valkyrie. |
| Karan | Karna, The firstborn of Kunti, Talented, Intelligent, Ear, Document, Another name for brahman or the supreme spirit |
| Karis | This name Karis is of Greek origin and means 'grace' or 'kindness'. |
| Karisma | Favor, Gift, Carisma |
| Karissa | Variant of CHARISSA. |
| Karla | German, Scandinavian and Croatian feminine form of CHARLES. |
| Karyn | Variant of KAREN (1). |
| Kasey | Variant of CASEY. |
| Kasia | Diminutive of KATARZYNA. |
| Kassandra | Greek form of CASSANDRA, as well as a modern English variant. |
| Kassi | Protector of mankind |
| Kassidy | Variant of CASSIDY. |
| Kassie | An English variant form of Kassandra, meaning 'the guileless one' (Greek), 'empty', 'vain' (Latin), 'shining upon man', 'protrude' and 'man' (Old Gree |
| Kat | Diminutive of KATHERINE. |
| Kate | Derived from Greek meaning 'pure' and is shortened version of Katherine. Has grown in popularity in recent years. |
| Katelin | Variant of CAITLIN. |
| Katelinn | Pure, Innocent |
| Katelyn | Variant of CAITLIN. |
| Katelynn | Variant of CAITLIN. |
| Katey | Diminutive of KATE. |
| Katharine | English variant of KATHERINE and German variant of KATHARINA. A famous bearer was American actress Katharine Hepburn (1907-2003). |
| Katharyn | Variant of KATHERINE. |
| Katherina | Latinate form of KATHERINE. Shakespeare used this name in his play 'Taming of the Shrew' (1593). |
| Katherine | This name may come from the Greek for 'pure' or 'of the two'. It has many variations and can be shortened to Kat or Katie. It is largely used in the E |
| Katheryn | Variant of KATHERINE. |
| Kathie | Diminutive of KATHERINE. |
| Kathrine | Danish and Norwegian form of KATHERINE. |
| Kathryn | Contracted form of KATHERINE. |
| Kathrynn | Pure, Innocent |
| Kathy | Diminutive of KATHERINE. |
| Katie | Diminutive of KATE. |
| Katlin | Unknown |
| Katlyn | Variant of CAITLIN. |
| Katlynne | Pure, Innocent |
| Katy | From the Old Greek meaning 'pure'. |
| Kay | Derived from the same roots as the name Katherine, meaning 'pure' or 'torture' , the latter meaning refers to the names association with early Christi |
| Kayana | Keeper of the keys |
| Kayce | Brave, Watchful |
| Kaycee | A popular alternative spelling of the name Casey, meaning 'descendant of Cathasaigh' and 'descendant of the vigilant'. |
| Kayci | Unknown |
| Kaycie | From Celtic origin meaning 'descendant of Cathasaigh' a variant spelling of the English Casey. |
| Kaye | Unknown |
| Kayla | This name has various possible meanings and origins: from Hebrew Mikael, meaning 'who is like God?' ; from Celtic meaning 'church' or 'monastery' or f |
| Kaylah | The name Kaylah has two different meanings; 'church' or 'monastery' or 'descendant of Caollaidhe'. It is also a shortening of the name Michaela wich m |
| Kaylan | The name Kaylan means 'keeper of the keys' or 'pure'. |
| Kaylea | Unknown |
| Kaylee | Kaylee is of particular popularity within England and has various other spellings. From it's Celtic origins, the name means 'slender', however, the na |
| Kayleen | Keeper of the keys |
| Kayleigh | Means "Descendant of Caollaidhe" and also refers to the traditional Gaelic social dance known as a ceilidh. |
| Kaylen | Unknown |
| Kaylene | Keeper of the keys |
English Boy Names Starting with L
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| L'pree | The prize |
| Lace | Place name |
| Lacee | Also spelt: Lace, Lacie, Laicee, Laicey, Laycie |
| Lacey | From a surname which was a variant of LACY. |
| Lach | Lives near water |
| Lache | Lives near water |
| Laci | Of Hawaiian origin derived from the word lani meaning 'heaven, sky'. |
| Lacie | Derived from Old French language, meaning 'braid'. Also spelt Laci, Lacey, Lacee. |
| Lacy | From a surname which was derived from Lassy, the name of a town in Normandy. The name of the town was Gaulish in origin, perhaps deriving from a perso |
| Lad | Attendant |
| Ladbroc | Lives by the path by the brook |
| Ladd | Young man |
| Ladde | Attendant |
| Laec | Lives near water |
| Laefertun | From the rush farm |
| Laibrook | Lives by the path by the brook |
| Laidley | From the creek meadow |
| Laidly | From the creek meadow |
| Laina | Path or route |
| Laine | Means "wave" in Estonian. |
| Lainey | Variant of LANEY. |
| Lainglea | Long field or woodland |
| Laingleah | Long field or woodland |
| Lainglee | Long field or woodland |
| Laingleigh | Long field or woodland |
| Laingli | Long field or woodland |
| Lainglie | Long field or woodland |
| Lakisha | Combination of the popular prefix La with the name KISHA. |
| Lamar | From a French and English surname, originally from a place name in Normandy, which was derived from Old French la mare meaning "the pool". |
| Lamont | From a Scottish surname which was derived from the Old Norse given name Logmaðr meaning "law man". |
| Lana | Short form of ALANA (English) or SVETLANA (Russian). In the English-speaking world, it was popularized by actress Lana Turner (1921-1995). |
| Lancdon | From the long hill slope |
| Lance | From the Germanic name Lanzo, originally a short form of names that began with the element landa meaning "land". During the Middle Ages it became asso |
| Landan | Long hill |
| Landen | Variant of LANDON. |
| Landman | Property owner |
| 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 |
| Landor | Property owner |
| Landry | Property owner |
| Lane | From a surname meaning "lane, path" which originally belonged to a person who lived near a lane. |
| Laney | Diminutive of ELAINE. |
| Lang | Long, Tall |
| Langdon | From a surname which was a variant of the surname LANDON. |
| Langford | Long, Tall |
| Langleah | From the long meadow |
| Langleigh | long meadow |
| Langley | Englishman |
| Langston | long stone |
| Langtry | Long, Tall |
| Lanie | Path, Roadway |
| Lanna | Fair, Good-looking |
| Lannie | Famous soldier |
| Lanny | Diminutive of LANCE, LANDON, and other names beginning with Lan. |
| Lanston | From the long estate |
| Lari | Finnish diminutive of LAURENCE (1) or HILARIUS. |
| Larissa | Variant of LARISA. It has been commonly used as an English given name only since the 20th century. In 1991 this name was given to one of the moons of |
| Lark | From the English word for the type of songbird. |
| Larkin | Medieval diminutive of LAURENCE (1). |
| Larnell | Laurel crown, The crown of victory |
| Larraine | Warrior maiden |
| LARRIE | Diminutive of LAURENCE (1). |
| Larry | Diminutive of LAURENCE (1). A notable bearer is former basketball player Larry Bird (1956-). |
| Lashaune | God is gracious::Meaning of the name Lashaune |
| Lashawn | Combination of the popular prefix La with the name SHAWN. |
| Lashon | Lashon |
| Lathan | Lathan |
| Lathrop | From the farmstead with the barn |
| Laticia | Joyful |
| Latisha | Variant of LETITIA. |
| Lattimore | Interpreter |
| Laura | Meaning & History |
| Lauraine | Variant of LORRAINE influenced by the spelling of LAURA. |
| Lauralyn | The laurel tree, Sweet bay tree, Honor, Victory |
| Laureano | From the place of laurel trees, Honor, Victory |
| Laurel | Meaning & History |
| Lauren | Variant or feminine form of LAURENCE (1). Originally a masculine name, it was first popularized as a feminine name by actress Betty Jean Perske (1924- |
| Laurene | Diminutive of LAURA. |
| Laurian | From the place of laurel trees, Honor, Victory |
| Lauriano | From the place of laurel trees, Honor, Victory |
| Laurie | Diminutive of LAURA or LAURENCE (1). |
| Lauryn | Variant of LAUREN. |
| Lavar | soft spoken |
| Lavern | Variant of LAVERNE. |
| Laverne | From a surname which was derived from a French place name, ultimately derived from the Gaulish word vern meaning "alder". It is sometimes associated w |
| Lavina | Variant of LAVINIA. |
| Lavonne | Combination of the popular prefix La with the name YVONNE. |
| Law | Medieval diminutive of LAURENCE (1). |
| Lawford | From the ford at the hill |
| Lawley | Laurel crown, The crown of victory |
| Lawly | From the hill meadow |
| Lawrence | Variant of LAURENCE (1). This spelling of the name is now more common than Laurence in the English-speaking world, probably because Lawrence is the us |
| Lawrie | Diminutive of LAWRENCE. |
| Lawson | From an English surname meaning "son of LAURENCE (1)". |
| Lay | From the meadow farm, Concentration, Peace, Another name for brahman or the supreme spirit, Small, Bit, A moment of time, Harvesting, The son of God r |
| Layna | Narrow road |
| 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. |
| LAZ | Diminutive of LARRY. |
| Le | The meaning of the name Le is 'joy'. It can be used as a name on it's own or is often double barrelled to incorporate other names such as Le-Mei or Le |
| Lea | Form of LEAH. |
English Boy Names Starting with M
Looking for the English Boy 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 |
|---|---|
| Mabel | Medieval feminine form of AMABILIS. This spelling and Amabel were common during the Middle Ages, though they became rare after the 15th century. It wa |
| Mable | Variant of MABEL. |
| Mace | Aromatic spice |
| Maceo | From Matthew's land, Club |
| Macey | Variant of MACY. |
| Maci | Variant of MACY. |
| Macie | Variant of MACY. |
| Mackenzie | From the Gaelic surname Mac Coinnich, which means "son of COINNEACH". A famous bearer of the surname was William Lyon MacKenzie (1795-1861), a Canadia |
| Macomb | To make |
| Macon | To make |
| Macy | From an English surname which was from various towns named Massy in France. The towns themselves were originally named from a Gallo-Roman personal nam |
| Madalyn | Variant of MADELINE. |
| Maddie | Diminutive of MADELINE or MADISON. |
| Maddison | Variant of MADISON. |
| Maddy | Diminutive of MADELINE or MADISON. |
| Madelina | Latinate form of MADELINE. |
| Madeline | English form of MAGDALENE. This is the name of the heroine in a series of children's books by Ludwig Bemelmans, first published 1939. |
| Madelyn | Variant of MADELINE. |
| 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. |
| Madlyn | Variant of MADELINE. |
| Madonna | From a title of the Virgin Mary meaning "my lady" in Italian. A famous bearer of the name is American singer Madonna Ciccone (1958-), known simply as |
| Mady | Maiden |
| Madyson | Variant of MADISON. |
| Mae | Variant of MAY. A famous bearer was American actress Mae West (1893-1980), whose birth name was Mary. |
| Maed | From the meadow |
| Maelwine | Strong friend |
| Maeret | Little famous one |
| Maerewine | Famous friend |
| Maesen | Meaning of the name Maesen |
| Maethelwine | Council friend |
| Maetthere | Strong army |
| Maeves | Little bird |
| Maggie | Diminutive of MARGARET. |
| Maggy | pearl |
| Magnolia | From the English word magnolia for the flower, which was named for the French botanist Pierre Magnol. |
| Mahalia | Variant of MAHALA. |
| Maise | Probabaly a variant spelling of the name Macy , meaning 'from the domain of Maccius'. Alternatively may be derived from the name Maisie, from the Lati |
| Maisie | Diminutive of MAIREAD. |
| Maitane | Dearly loved |
| Maitena | Dearly loved |
| Maitland | From an English surname which was from a Norman French place name possibly meaning "inhospitable". |
| Maive | Little bird |
| Major | From a surname which was originally derived from the given name Mauger, an Old French form of the Germanic name Malger meaning "council spear". The na |
| Makayla | Variant of MICHAELA. |
| Makepeace | Peace maker |
| Makon | To make |
| Malcom | Variant of MALCOLM. |
| Malinda | Variant of MELINDA. |
| Malvyn | Council friend |
| Malyn | Little warrior |
| Mamie | Diminutive of MARY or MARGARET. |
| Manchester | Man of the meadow |
| Manda | Diminutive of MAGDALENA. |
| Mander | From me |
| Mandy | Diminutive of AMANDA. |
| Manford | Protected ford |
| Manfrid | Hero's peace |
| Manhattan | Whiskey |
| Manheim | Man of the meadow |
| Manley | shared land; man's meadow |
| Manly | Hero |
| Mannie | God is with us |
| Manning | Son of a hero |
| Mannleah | From the hero's meadow |
| Mansfield | Man of the meadow |
| Manton | Man of the meadow |
| Manville | Man of the meadow |
| Mara | A pet form of the name Tamara , meaning 'date palm'. Or from the Hebrew word 'mar' meaning 'bitter'. Also has the Greek meaning of 'gentleness' or 'ca |
| Maralyn | Waterfall |
| Marchland | From the march |
| Marchman | From the march |
| Mardel | Surname |
| Marden | From the valley with the pool |
| Mardon | From the valley with the pool |
| Mardyth | Field near water |
| Margerie | Pearl |
| Mariel | Bitter |
| Marilynn | Waterfall |
| Marisa | Of Latin origin meaning 'of the sea', this name is derived from a combination of Marina and Luisa. |
| Marise | Bitter |
| Marji | Pearl |
| Mark | Warlike, Hammer, Defender |
| Markham | Mark's village |
| Marla | Bitter |
| Marlan | Famous, Of the sea |
| Marland | land near the lake |
| Marlayne | From Magdala |
| 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 |
| Marlena | Woman from Magdala, One who is elevated, A high tower |
| Marley | From English origin meaning from the march meadow, a surname that was taken from a place name meaning 'pleasant wood' |
| Marlie | Meaning 'pleasant wood', Marlie is a variant spelling of the English Marley. |
| Marlin | Famous, Of the sea |
| Marline | From Magdala |
| Marlon | Unknown |
| Marlow | From the hill by the lake, Marshy meadow |
| Marlowe | From the hill by the lake, Marshy meadow |
| Marlys | Little hawk |
English Boy Names Starting with N
Looking for the English Boy Names Starting with N to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with N which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Nan | Originally a diminutive of ANN. It may have originated with the affectionate phrase mine Ann, which was later reinterpreted as my Nan. It is now also |
| Nance | Short form of NANCY. |
| Nancie | He (God) has favored me |
| Nancy | Previously a medieval diminutive of ANNIS, though since the 18th century it has been a diminutive of ANN. It is now usually regarded as an independent |
| Nanette | Diminutive of ANNE (1). |
| Nann | Grace |
| Nannie | Diminutive of ANNE (1). |
| Nanny | Diminutive of ANNE (1). |
| Napier | From an English and Scots surname which meant "linen keeper" in Middle English, from Old French nappe "table cloth". |
| 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 |
| Nashe | Cliff |
| Nat | Short form of NATHAN, NATHANIEL, NATALIE, or other names beginning with Nat. |
| Natalee | Variant of NATALIE. |
| Natalie | From the Late Latin name Natalia, which meant "Christmas Day" from Latin natale domini. This was the name of the wife of the 4th-century martyr Saint |
| Nate | Short form of NATHAN or NATHANIEL. |
| Nathalia | Portuguese form of Natalia (see NATALIE). |
| Nathan | Gift from God, Rewarded, Given, Giving, Desire, Protector, Lord, Another name for Krishna |
| Nathaniel | Variant of NATHANAEL. It has been regularly used in the English-speaking world since the Protestant Reformation. This has been the most popular spelli |
| Neal | Champion, Cloud, Passionate, Crow, Talktive person, Blue, Indigo, Sapphire, Treasure, A mountain |
| Nealson | Son of a champion, Son of Neil |
| 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 |
| Neda | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Neddie | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Neddy | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Nedo | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Nedra | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Needham | Needy home |
| Neely | From a Scottish surname, an Anglicized form of Mac an Fhilidh meaning "son of the poet" in Gaelic. |
| Neila | Champion |
| Nelda | Possibly an elaboration of NELL using the popular name suffix da. |
| Nell | Champion |
| Nella | Shining light |
| Nellie | Son of a champion, Son of Neil |
| Nels | Son of a champion, Son of Neil |
| Neshaun | God is merciful |
| Neuman | Newcomer |
| Neumann | Newcomer |
| Nev | Little saint, Little holy one, From the new town, Hero, Courageous |
| Nevelson | New village |
| Neven | Middle |
| Nevil | New town |
| Neville | New village |
| Newman | Newcomer |
| Newmie | Newcomer |
| Newton | Kernel |
| Nia | Abbreviation of names ending in -nia |
| Niall | Champion |
| Nichelle | |
| Nicholson | Son of Nicholas |
| Nick | People's victory |
| Nicki | People's victory |
| Nickson | People's victory |
| Nicky | Cute and beautiful |
| Nico | Nico is a form of the name Nicola and means 'victory of the people'. |
| Nicson | Son of Nick |
| Niewheall | From the new hall |
| Nigel | Champion |
| Nijel | Champion |
| Nikki | People's victory |
| Nikkie | People's victory |
| Nikko | People's victory |
| Niko | People's victory |
| Nikos | People's victory |
| Nikson | Son of Nick |
| Niles | Champion |
| Nilton | Mill town::Meaning of the name Nilton |
| Nixen | Son of Nick |
| Nixon | People's victory |
| Nora | The name Nora is derived from 'Honor' or 'honorable'. It is also an abbreviation of the name Eleanora |
| Norbert | Shining from the North |
| Norcross | From the north cross roads |
| Norm | From the north |
| Normal | From the north |
| Norman | From the north |
| Norris | From the north |
| North | From the north |
| Northclif | From the north cliff |
| Northcliff | From the north |
| Northcliffe | From the north cliff |
| Northclyf | From the north cliff |
| Northrop | From the north farm |
| Northrup | From the north |
| Northtun | From the north farm |
| Northwode | From the north forest |
| Norton | From the north farm |
| Norville | From the north |
| Norvin | northern friend |
| Norvyn | Friend of the north |
| Norward | From the north |
| Norwel | From the north spring |
| Norwell | northern well |
| Norwin | From the north |
| Norwood | From the north |
| Norwyn | From the north |
| Nowles | From the north |
| Numen | Newcomer |
| Nyasia | Unclear |
| Nye | Island |
| Nygel | Champion |
| Nykko | People's victory |
English Boy Names Starting with O
Looking for the English Boy Names Starting with O to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with O which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Oakden | From the oak tree valley |
| Oakes | From the oak tree valley |
| 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'. |
| Ocelfa | From the high plain |
| Octavia | Feminine form of OCTAVIUS. Octavia was the wife of Mark Antony and the sister of the Roman emperor Augustus. In 19th-century England it was sometimes |
| Odale | Of the valley |
| Odam | Son in law |
| 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. |
| Odom | Son in law |
| Odwolf | Wealthy wolf |
| Odwulf | Wealthy wolf |
| Oegelsby | Fearsome |
| 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 |
| Ogdon | From the oak tree valley |
| Ogelsby | Fearsome |
| Ogelsvie | Fearsome |
| Ogelsvy | Fearsome |
| Oggie | From the oak tree valley |
| Okes | From the oak |
| Oleander | |
| Oli | Short form of OLIVER. |
| Olinda | Holy |
| Olive | From the English and French word for the type of tree, ultimately derived from Latin oliva. |
| Oliver | From Olivier, a Norman French form of a Germanic name such as ALFHER |
| Olivia | Portuguese, Slovak and Hungarian form of OLIVIA. |
| Ollaneg | From Olney |
| Ollie | Diminutive of OLIVER, OLIVIA or OLIVE. |
| Olney | Holy |
| Onslow | From the zealous one's hill |
| Onslowe | From the zealous one's hill |
| Onyx | Onyx::This gemstone name means shiny black stone. In Greek it also means fingernail. |
| Oona | Irish variant and Finnish form of ÚNA. |
| Opal | From the English word opal for the iridescent gemstone, the birthstone of October. The word ultimately derives from Sanskrit (upala) meaning "jewel". |
| Ophelia | Ophelia is from the Greek word meaning 'to help'. It is a name that has been used since the 19th century and was also the name of a character in Willi |
| Orahamm | From tbe riverbank enclosure |
| Oral | Meaning uncertain. This name was borne by the influential American evangelist Oral Roberts (1918-2009), who was apparently named by his cousin. |
| Oram | From tbe riverbank enclosure |
| Oratun | From the shore farm |
| Ordland | From the pointed hill |
| Ordman | Spearman |
| Ordmund | Spear protector |
| Ordsone | Ormond's son |
| Ordwald | Spear strength |
| Ordwin | Spear friend |
| Ordwine | Spear friend |
| Orford | From the cattle ford |
| Orham | From tbe riverbank enclosure |
| Orick | From the ancient oak tree |
| Orik | From the ancient oak tree |
| Orland | From the pointed hill |
| Orman | Spearman |
| Ormeman | Spearman |
| Ormemund | Spear protector |
| Ormond | From an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Ruaidh meaning "descendant of RUADH". |
| Ormund | Spear protector |
| Orran | River name |
| Orrick | From the ancient oak tree |
| Orrik | From the ancient oak tree |
| Orsin | Spearman's son |
| Orson | From an English surname which was originally a nickname meaning "bear cub", from a diminutive of Norman French ors "bear", ultimately from Latin ursus |
| Orton | From the shore farm |
| Ortun | From the shore farm |
| Orval | Spear strength |
| Orvil | Spear strength |
| Orville | Spear strength |
| Orwald | Spear strength |
| Os | Divine |
| Osbart | Divinely brilliant |
| Osbeorht | Divinely brilliant |
| Osbert | Divinely glorious, Inspired |
| Osborn | Bear of God |
| Osburn | Divine warrior |
| Osburt | Divinely brilliant |
| Oscar | Divine spear |
| Osman | A servant of God |
| Osmar | Divinely glorious, Inspired |
| Osmarr | Divinely glorious, Inspired |
| Osmen | Inspired, Divine |
| Osmin | Godly protection |
| Osmond | Divinely glorious, Inspired |
| Osmont | Divine protector |
| Osmund | Divinely glorious, Inspired |
| Osred | Divine counselor |
| Osric | Divine ruler |
| Osrick | Divine ruler |
| Osrid | Divine counselor |
| Osrik | Divine ruler |
| Ossie | Divinely glorious, Inspired |
| Osted | Inspired, Divine |
| Ostric | Inspired, Divine |
| Oswald | Power of God |
| Oswaldo | Divinely powerful |
| Oswall | Divinely powerful |
| Oswell | Divinely glorious, Inspired |
| Oswin | God's friend |
| Oxford | From the ox farm |
| Oxley | From the ox enclosure |
| Oxnaford | From the ox ford |
| Oxnaleah | From the ox enclosure |
| Oxon | From where the oxen ford |
English Boy Names Starting with P
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pace | From an English surname which was derived from the Middle English word pace meaning "peace". |
| Packard | One who packs |
| Packer | hardy, brave, and strong |
| Packston | Poecc's settlement |
| Paegastun | From the fighter's farm |
| Page | From a surname which was a variant of PAIGE. |
| Paige | From an English surname meaning "servant, page" in Middle English. It is ultimately derived (via Old French and Italian) from Greek (paidion) meaning |
| Paine | Pagan |
| Paks | Peace |
| Palma | Palm bearing pilgrim |
| 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 |
| Palmere | Pilgrim |
| Palmyra | Palm bearing pilgrim |
| Pam | Short form of PAMELA. |
| Pamela | This name was invented in the late 16th century by the poet Sir Philip Sidney for use in his poem 'Arcadia'. He possibly intended it to mean "all swee |
| Pansy | From the English word for a type of flower, ultimately deriving from Old French pensee "thought". |
| Parisch | Lives near the church |
| Park | Keeper of the forest, Forest ranger, Cultivated land |
| Parke | Keeper of the forest, Forest ranger, Cultivated land |
| Parker | From an English occupational surname which meant "keeper of the park". |
| Parkin | Little rock |
| Parkins | Son of Parkin |
| Parkley | Cultivated land |
| Parks | Cultivated land |
| Parle | Little rock |
| Parnall | Little rock |
| Parnel | Contracted form of PETRONEL. In the later Middle Ages it became a slang term for a promiscuous woman, and the name subsequently fell out of use. |
| Parrish | Lives near the church |
| Pat | Short form of PATRICK or PATRICIA. A famous bearer of this name was Pat Garrett (1850-1908), the sheriff who shot Billy the Kid. |
| PATE | Medieval diminutive of PATRICK. |
| 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 |
| Paton | From the fighter's town |
| Patricia | Feminine form of Patricius (see PATRICK). In medieval England this spelling appears in Latin documents, but this form was probably not used as the act |
| Patrick | Meaning & History |
| Patsy | Variant of PATTY, also used as a diminutive of PATRICK. |
| Patten | From the fighter's town |
| Patti | Variant of PATTY. |
| Pattie | Variant of PATTY. |
| Pattin | From the fighter's town |
| Patton | From an English surname which was derived from a diminutive of PATRICK. A notable bearer of the surname was the American World War II general George S |
| Patty | Originally a variant of Matty, a 17th-century diminutive of MARTHA. It is now commonly used as a diminutive of PATRICIA. |
| Paul | Meaning & History |
| Paulie | Diminutive of PAUL. |
| Pauline | French feminine form of Paulinus (see PAULINO). |
| Pauloc | Little rock |
| Paulson | Little, Son of Paul |
| Pax | Means "peace" in Latin. In Roman mythology this was the name of the goddess of peace. |
| Paxon | 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. |
| Paxtun | From the peaceful farm |
| Paxy | Peace |
| Payden | From the fighter's farm |
| Payne | Pagan |
| Payton | Variant of PEYTON. |
| Peace | From the English word peace, ultimately derived from Latin pax. |
| Pearl | From the English word pearl for the concretions formed in the shells of some mollusks, ultimately from Late Latin perla. Like other gemstone names, it |
| Pearla | Pearl |
| Pearlie | Diminutive of PEARL. |
| Pearroc | Of the forest |
| Pebbles | Stone |
| Peerce | rock |
| PEERS | Variant of PIERS. |
| Peersey | Rock |
| Peggy | Medieval variant of Meggy, a diminutive of MARGARET. The reason for the change in the initial consonant is unknown. |
| Peirce | Rock |
| Pelham | Mantle |
| Pell | Mantle |
| Pelltun | From the pool farm |
| Pelton | Mantle |
| Pemton | From the pool farm |
| Pen | Short form of PENELOPE. |
| Penleigh | From the enclosed pasture meadow |
| Penley | From the enclosed pasture meadow |
| Penn | Enclosure |
| Pennleah | From the enclosed pasture meadow |
| Penny | Diminutive of PENELOPE. |
| Penton | From the enclosed farm |
| Pepper | From the pepper plant |
| Perce | Short form of PERCY. |
| Percival | Created by the 12th-century French poet Chrétien de Troyes for his poem 'Perceval, the Story of the Grail'. In the poem Perceval was one of King Arthu |
| Percy | From an English surname which was derived from the name of a Norman town Perci, which was itself perhaps derived from a Gaulish given name which was L |
| Peregrine | The peregrine falcon |
| Perekin | Little rock |
| Peri | Just fame |
| Perin | Pear tree |
| Perkinson | Son of Perkin |
| Perla | Pearl |
| Perle | Pearl |
| Pernel | Little rock |
| Perri | Wanderer |
| Perry | Rock, Stone |
| Perye | From the pear tree |
| Pet | Rock, Stone |
| Pete | Rock, Stone |
| Peter | Rock, Stone |
| Peterson | Rock |
| Peyton | From the fighter's farm |
| Pfeostun | From the Priest's farm |
| PfessSley | From the priest's meadow |
| Phelps | Son of Philip |
English Boy Names Starting with Q
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Quaid | Powerful ruler |
| Quantavius | Meaning of the name Quantavius |
| Quantay | Unclear |
| Quashawn | Meaning of the name Quashawn |
| Queenie | Diminutive of QUEEN. |
| Quent | Fifth-born child |
| Quentin | French form of the Roman name QUINTINUS. It was borne by a 3rd-century saint, a missionary who was martyred in Gaul. The Normans introduced this name |
| Quenton | Fifth-born child |
| Quentrell | Fifth-born child |
| Quest | Quest |
| Quincey | Variant of QUINCY. |
| Quincy | From a surname which was derived (via the place name CUINCHY) from the personal name QUINTIUS. A famous bearer was John Quincy Adams (1767-1848), sixt |
| Quint | Fifth-born child |
| Quintavius | Meaning of the name Quintavius |
| Quinten | Variant and Dutch form of QUENTIN. |
| Quintin | Variant of QUENTIN. |
| Quinton | Variant of QUENTIN, also coinciding with an English surname meaning "queen's town" in Old English. |
| Quintrell | Fifth-born child |
English Boy Names Starting with R
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ra | Possibly means "sun" in Egyptian. Ra was an important Egyptian sun god originally worshipped in Heliopolis in Lower Egypt. He was usually depicted as |
| Rab | Lord, Master one of the nam |
| Racer | Meaning of the name Racer |
| Rachel | From the Hebrew name ????? (Rachel) meaning "ewe" |
| Radbert | Red haired counselor |
| Radbourne | Lives by the red stream |
| Radburn | Lives by the red stream |
| Radburt | Red haired counselor |
| Radbyrne | Lives by the red stream |
| Radcliff | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "red cliff" in Old English. |
| Radcliffe | From the red cliff |
| Radclyf | From the red cliff |
| Radclyffe | From a surname, a variant of RADCLIFF. |
| Radeliffe | From the red cliff |
| Radford | From the red cliff |
| Radley | From the red cliff |
| Radmund | Red haired defender |
| Radnor | From the red cliff |
| Radolf | Red wolf |
| Radolph | Red wolf |
| Rae | Short form of RACHEL. It can also be used as a feminine form of RAY. |
| Raed | Leader |
| Raedanoran | From the red shore |
| Raedburne | Lives by the red stream |
| Raedclyf | From the red cliff |
| Raedeman | Red haired horseman |
| Raedford | From the red ford |
| Raedleah | From the red meadow |
| Raedmund | Red haired defender |
| Raedpath | Lives near the red path |
| Raedwolf | Red wolf |
| Rafe | Variant of RALPH. This form became common during the 17th century, reflecting the usual pronunciation. |
| Rafferty | From an Irish surname which was an Anglicized form of Ó Rabhartaigh meaning "descendant of Rabhartach". The given name Rabhartach means "flood tide". |
| Raffi | Wolf |
| Raghnall | Gaelic form of RAGNVALD. |
| Rain | Ruler |
| Raina | Variant transcription of RAYNA (1). |
| Raine | Possibly based on the French word reine meaning "queen". A famous bearer is the British socialite Raine Spencer (1929-), the stepmother of Princess Di |
| Rainey | Rainey |
| Rainy | Rainy |
| Raleah | From the roe deer meadow |
| Raleich | Deer's meadow |
| 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 |
| Ralf | Variant of RALPH. |
| Rally | 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, |
| RALPHIE | Diminutive of RALPH. |
| Ralphy | Wise wolf, wolf-shield::Meaning of the name Ralphy |
| Ralston | Wolf |
| Ramm | Ram |
| Ramsay | Variant of RAMSEY. |
| Ramsden | From the ram's valley |
| Ramsey | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "wild-garlic island" in Old English. |
| Rance | A kind of Belgian marble |
| Randahl | Wise wolf, wolf-shield::Wise power. |
| Randal | Variant of RANDALL. |
| Randale | Wolf, Protector |
| Randall | From an English surname which was derived from the medieval given name RANDEL. |
| Randel | Medieval diminutive of RANDOLF and other names beginning with the Germanic element rand meaning "rim (of a shield)". |
| Randell | Variant of RANDALL. |
| Randey | wolf shield |
| Randie | Wolf, Protector |
| Randkin | Little shield |
| Randolf | From the Germanic elements rand meaning "rim (of a shield)" and wulf meaning "wolf". The Normans brought this name to England, where there existed alr |
| Randolph | Variant of RANDOLF. This spelling was adopted in the 18th century. |
| Randon | Wolf, Protector |
| Randson | Son of Rand |
| Randull | Wise wolf, wolf-shield |
| Randy | Diminutive of RANDALL, RANDOLF or MIRANDA. |
| Rane | Strong counselor |
| Ranell | Strong counselor |
| Ranfield | From the raven's field |
| Rang | Raven |
| Ranger | Ward of the forest |
| Rangey | From raven's island |
| Rangford | From the raven's ford |
| Rangley | From the raven's meadow |
| Rangy | From raven's island |
| Rankin | Little shield |
| Ransden | Ram's island |
| Ransford | Raven's ford |
| Ransley | Raven's meadow |
| Ransom | warrior's shield |
| Ransome | Son of the shield |
| Ranson | Son of the shield |
| Rapere | Maker of rope |
| Rashaan | Unclear |
| Raul | Versatile |
| Raven | Sunny, A bird |
| Ravi | Delighted, Satisfied, Hope, Expectation, Wish, The Sun, Expert or skilled, Fire |
| Ravinger | Ravine |
| Ravinia | Ravine |
| Ravyn | Dark haired, Wise |
| Rawdon | Meaning of the name Rawdon::From the hill. |
| Rawgon | Son of Rawley or Raleigh |
| Rawiella | From the deer spring |
| Rawley | Dweller by the deer meadow |
| Rawling | Son of Rawley or Raleigh |
| Rawlings | Son of Rolfe |
English Boy Names Starting with S
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Sabrina | Meaning & History |
| Sadie | Diminutive of SARAH. |
| Saebeorht | Glory at sea |
| Saeger | Seaman |
| Saelig | From the happy meadow |
| Saewald | Sea powerful |
| Saeweard | Sea guardian |
| Safford | From the willow ford |
| Saffron | From the English word which refers either to a spice, the crocus flower from which it is harvested, or the yellow-orange colour of the spice. It is de |
| Sagar | Sea, Ocean |
| Sage | From the English word sage, which denotes either a type of spice or else a wise person. |
| Sailor | Sailor |
| Sal | Short form of SALLY, SALVADOR, and other names beginning with Sal. |
| Salal | Plant |
| Salford | From the willow ford |
| Salhdene | From the willow valley |
| Salhford | From the willow ford |
| Salhtun | Lives near the willow farm |
| Salina | Perhaps an invented name based on similar-sounding names such as SELINA. |
| Sallie | Diminutive of SARAH. |
| Sallsbury | From the fortified keep |
| Sally | Diminutive of SARAH. |
| Salton | Lives near the willow farm |
| Samantha | Perhaps intended to be a feminine form of SAMUEL, using the name suffix antha (possibly inspired by Greek (anthos) "flower"). It originated in Americ |
| Sammie | Diminutive of SAMUEL, SAMSON or SAMANTHA. |
| Sammy | Diminutive of SAMUEL, SAMSON or SAMANTHA. |
| Sampson | Appeared in Romeo & Juliet |
| Samuel | Meaning & History |
| Sanborn | Dweller at the sandy ford |
| Sanbourne | From the sandy brook |
| Sander | Dutch, Danish and Norwegian short form of ALEXANDER. |
| Sanderson | Alexander's son |
| Sandford | From a surname which was a variant of SANFORD. |
| Sandie | Variant of SANDY. |
| Sandon | From the sandy hill |
| Sandra | Short form of ALESSANDRA. It was introduced to the English-speaking world by author George Meredith, who used it for the heroine in his novel 'Emilia |
| Sands | Alexander's son |
| Sandy | Defending men |
| Sanersone | Alexander's son |
| Sanford | From an English surname, originally from a place name, which meant "sand ford" in Old English. |
| Santon | From the sandy farm |
| Sarah | Meaning & History |
| Satchel | sack, small bag |
| Saunders | Alexander's son |
| Saunderson | Alexander's son |
| Savanah | Meaning 'tree-less plain'. The name is generally more popular in the USA than the UK. Variations of spelling include: Savana; Savanna and Savannah. |
| Sawyer | Woodman |
| Sawyere | Saws wood |
| Sawyers | Son of Sawyer |
| Saxan | Sword |
| Saxon | The name Saxon is of German origin. Meaning dagger or short sword. The Germanic Saxons frequently invaded Britain in the 5th Century |
| Scadwiella | From the shed spring |
| Scaffeld | From the crooked field |
| Scandleah | From the loud meadow |
| Scandy | Boisterous |
| Scarlet | Derived from Old English origin meaning 'scarlet cloth' it is an alternative spelling of the English name Scarlett. |
| Scarlotte | Derivation of the name Scarlett. Perhaps derived from parents who couldn't decide between Scarlett and Charlotte. |
| Sceapleigh | From the sheep meadow |
| Sceley | From the happy meadow |
| Scelftun | From the ledge farm |
| Schaddoc | Shad fish |
| Scirloc | Blond |
| Scirwode | From the bright forest |
| Scot | Wanderer |
| Scotlynn | Meaning of the name Scotlynn |
| Scott | Originated as a descriptive term for a Scotsmans, or a nickname for Gaelic-speaking persons from Ireland, now a popular first name. |
| Scottas | From Scotland |
| Scotty | From Scotland, A Gael |
| Sea | Sea-glorious |
| Seabert | Glory at sea |
| Seabroc | From the brook by the sea |
| Seabrook | From the brook by the sea |
| Seaburt | Glory at sea |
| Seabury | Sea-glorious |
| Seadon | From the hill by the sea |
| Seager | Seaman |
| Sealey | From the happy meadow |
| Seaward | Sea guardian |
| Seberg | Sea-glorious |
| Sebert | Glory at sea |
| Secg | Swordsman |
| Secgwic | From the sword grass place |
| Sedgeley | From the swordsman's meadow |
| Sedgewic | From the sword grass place |
| Sedgewick | From the sword grass place |
| Sedgewik | From the sword grass place |
| Seely | From the happy meadow |
| Seetin | From the farm by the sea |
| Sefton | From Sefton |
| Segar | Seaman |
| Seger | Seaman |
| Selby | From the manor house |
| Selden | From the willow valley |
| Seldon | From the willow valley |
| Selig | From the happy meadow |
| Selvyn | Mythological Greek god of trees |
| Selwine | Good friend |
| Selwyn | Good friend |
| Severin | Place name |
| Severn | Strict, Restrained |
English Boy Names Starting with T
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tabatha | Variant of TABITHA. |
| Tabby | Diminutive of TABITHA. |
| Taber | Drummer |
| Tabitha | Means "gazelle" in Aramaic. Tabitha in the New Testament was a woman restored to life by Saint Peter. Her name is translated into Greek as Dorcas (see |
| Tabor | Drummer |
| Taburer | Drummer |
| Tad | Short form of THADDEUS. |
| Tadd | One of Christ's 12 apostles |
| Taft | homestead |
| Tahurer | Drummer |
| Tai | From Chinese ? (tài) meaning "very, extreme" or other characters pronounced in a similar way. |
| Tailor | Tailor |
| Tain | River |
| Tait | Measure of land |
| Taitum | Cheerful, Brings joy |
| Tal | Derived from Hebrew (tal) meaning "dew". |
| Talbert | Tall |
| Talbot | From a surname which was perhaps derived from a Germanic given name composed of the elements tal "to destroy" and bod "message". |
| Talbott | Tall |
| Talford | Tall |
| Tallon | Tallon |
| Talmadge | Tall |
| Tamera | Variant of TAMARA. |
| Tamika | Variant of TAMIKO, inspired by the American jazz singer Tamiko Jones (1945-) or the American movie 'A Girl Named Tamiko' (1963). |
| Tammy | Short form of TAMARA and other names beginning with Tam. |
| Tamra | Copper red |
| Tamsin | Contracted form of THOMASINA. It was traditionally used in Cornwall. |
| Tamtun | From the quiet river farm |
| Tania | Variant of TANYA. |
| Tanika | Invented name, probably modeled on TAMIKA and influenced by TANYA. |
| Tanisha | Combination of the popular name element Tan (from names such as TANYA) and the common name suffix sha. |
| Tanner | From an English surname meaning "one who tans hides". |
| Tannere | Leather maker |
| Tanton | From the quiet river farm |
| Tara | Derived from Old English language, meaning 'hill'. |
| Tarin | From the rocky hills, Watchtower |
| Tarleton | From the thunder estate |
| Taron | Earthman |
| Tarrence | Roman clan name |
| Tarrin | Earthman |
| Taryn | Probably a feminine form of TYRONE. Actors Tyrone Power and Linda Christian created it for their daughter Taryn Power (1953-). |
| Tassa | Born at Christmas |
| 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. |
| Tavon | Hillside |
| Tay | Tailor |
| Taya | Jayam |
| Taylan | Means "tall" in Turkish. |
| Tayler | Variant of TAYLOR. |
| Taylon | Tailor |
| Taylor | From an English surname which originally denoted someone who was a tailor, from Norman French tailleur, ultimately from Latin taliare "to cut". Its mo |
| Tayson | Tailor |
| Tayte | Cheerful |
| Tayten | Tayten |
| Teagan | From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Ó Tadhgáin meaning "descendant of Tadhgán". The given name Tadhgán is a diminutive of TADHG |
| Teal | From the English word for the type of duck or the greenish-blue colour. |
| Tearle | Stem |
| Ted | Short form of EDWARD or THEODORE. A famous bearer was the American baseball player Ted Williams (1918-2002), who was born as Theodore. |
| Teddie | Guardian of prosperity, Guardian of the mists |
| Teddy | Diminutive of EDWARD or THEODORE. |
| Tedmond | National protector |
| Tedmund | National protector |
| Tedric | Gift of God |
| Tedrick | People's ruler |
| Tem | County |
| Tempeltun | From the temple farm |
| Temple | From a surname which originally belonged to a person who was associated with the Knights Templar, a medieval religious military order. |
| Templeton | temple settlement |
| Tennessee | Son of Dennis |
| Tennison | Son of Dennis |
| Tenny | Son of Dennis |
| Tennyson | From an English surname which meant "son of Tenney", Tenney being a medieval form of DENIS. A notable bearer of the surname was British poet Alfred Lo |
| Terence | Roman clan name |
| Teri | Teri is taken from the alternative spelling Terri. |
| Terika | Saint's name |
| Terrail | Strong willed |
| Terrale | Strong willed |
| Terran | Earthman |
| Terrance | Terrance |
| Terreal | Strong willed |
| Terrel | Powerful |
| Terrell | Thunder ruler |
| Terrelle | Powerful |
| Terri | Reaper |
| Terrie | Saint's name |
| Terrill | Thunder ruler |
| Terrin | Saint's name |
| Terron | Earthman |
| Terry | Polished, Tender |
| Terryal | Terryal |
| Terryel | Strong willed |
| Terryn | Saint's name |
| Terrys | Son of Terrell |
| Teryysone | Son of Terrell |
| Tess | Of English origin an abbreivation of Teresa meaning 'harvester' |
| Tessa | A diminutive form of Theressa, meaning 'woman from Therasia' or 'hunter'. Could also be derived from the Greek 'theros' meaning 'summer'. |
| Tessie | Saint's name |
| Teyen | From the enclosure |
| Teylor | Tailor::Meaning of the name Teylor::A form of taylor |
| Thacher | Roofer |
English Boy Names Starting with U
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Udale | From the yew tree valley |
| Udall | From the yew tree valley |
| Udayle | From the yew tree valley |
| Udell | From the yew tree valley |
| Udolph | Wealthy wolf |
| Uja | Grow. |
| Ulfred | Wolf of peace |
| Ulger | Wolf ruler |
| Uli | Noble leader |
| Ullock | Wolf sport |
| Ullok | Wolf sport |
| Ulmarr | Famous wolf |
| Ulric | Middle English form of the Old English name Wulfric meaning "wolf power". When it is used in modern times, it is usually as a variant of ULRICH. |
| Ulrich | Meaning & History |
| Ulrick | Wolf ruler |
| Ulrika | Swedish feminine form of ULRICH. This was the name of two queens of Sweden. |
| Ulrike | German feminine form of ULRICH. |
| Ulu | Wolf ruler |
| Ulvelaik | Wolf sport |
| Unwin | Unfriendly |
| Unwine | Unfriendly |
| Unwyn | Unfriendly |
| Upchurch | From the upper church |
| Upshaw | From the upper town |
| 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 |
| Uptun | From the upper farm |
| Upwode | From the upper forest |
| Ursula | Meaning & History |
| Usbeorn | Divine warrior |
English Boy Names Starting with V
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Vail | Lives in the valley |
| Val | Short form of VALENTINE (1), VALERIE, and other names beginning with Val. |
| Valarie | Variant of VALERIE. |
| Vale | From the English word meaning "wide river valley". |
| Valen | Strong |
| Valentine | Strong |
| Valerie | English and German form of VALERIA and Czech variant of VALÉRIE. |
| Valiant | Brave |
| Vallen | Strong |
| Valo | |
| Van | Short form of names containing van, such as VANCE or IVAN. |
| Vance | From an English surname which was derived from Old English fenn meaning "marsh, fen". |
| Vanessa | Invented by author Jonathan Swift for his poem 'Cadenus and Vanessa' (1726). He arrived at it by rearranging the initial syllables of the first name a |
| Vannes | Grain fans |
| Vareck | From the fortress |
| Varek | From the fortress |
| Varik | From the fortress |
| Vere | From a Norman surname which was from a French place name, which was itself derived from a Gaulish word meaning "alder". |
| Vergil | Variant of VIRGIL. |
| Vern | Short form of VERNON. |
| Verna | Feminine form of VERNON, sometimes associated with the Latin word vernus "spring". It has been in use since the 19th century. |
| Verne | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Vernon | From a Norman surname which was from a French place name, ultimately derived from the Gaulish word vern meaning "alder". |
| Vi | Short form of VIOLET. |
| Vic | Short form of VICTOR or VICTORIA. |
| Vicki | Diminutive of VICTORIA. |
| Vicky | Conqueror, Victorious |
| Victor | Roman name meaning "victor, conqueror" in Latin. It was common among early Christians, and was borne by several early saints and three popes. It was r |
| Victorino | Conqueror |
| Vidal | Life |
| Vilfred | Longing for peace |
| Vincenzo | prevailing |
| Vingon | Son of Vinn |
| Vinn | Conqueror |
| Vinnie | Conqueror |
| Vinson | Conqueror |
| Vinsone | Son of Vinn |
| Virgena | Chaste, Pure |
| Vishnu | Lord Vishnu, Root, To pervade, The preserver of the Hindu holy Trinity, Has ten incarnations including raam, Krishna and Buddha (Hindu Lord; Rama is c |
| Vivian | The Lady of the Lake |
| Viviana | The Lady of the Lake |
| Vivianna | The Lady of the Lake |
| Vladik | Wreath of glory. |
| Vruyk | From the fortress |
English Boy Names Starting with W
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Wacleah | From Wake's meadow |
| Wacuman | Watchman |
| Wada | Advancer |
| Wadanhyll | From the advancer's hill |
| Wade | From an English surname, either WADE (1) or WADE (2). |
| Wadley | A ford |
| Wadsworth | From Wade's estate |
| Waed | Advancer |
| Waefreleah | From the quaking aspen tree meadow |
| Waer | Wary |
| Waerheall | From the true man's manor. |
| Waeringawicum | Fortress |
| Waescburne | From the flooding brook |
| Waggoner | Wagon maker |
| Wagner | Wagon driver |
| Wain | Craftsman |
| Wainwright | Wagon maker |
| Wait | Guard |
| Waite | Guard |
| Wake | Alert |
| Wakefield | From Wake's field |
| Wakeley | From Wake's meadow |
| Wakeman | Watchman |
| Waki | Shelter (Hopi) |
| Walbert | Secure |
| Walbridge | From the Welshman's bridge |
| Walbrydge | From the Welshman's bridge |
| Walby | From the Welshman's dwellings |
| Walcot | Old cottage |
| Walcott | Old cottage |
| Walden | From the Welshman's valley |
| Waldo | Originally a short form of Germanic names containing the element wald meaning "rule". In the Middle Ages this name became the basis for a surname. Its |
| Waldon | wooded valley |
| Waldron | From the Welshman's hill |
| Waleis | From Wales |
| Walford | From the Welshman's ford |
| Walfred | Peaceful ruler |
| Walfrid | Peaceful ruler |
| Walk | Cloth washer, wall-marsh |
| 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 |
| Wallace | From a Scottish and English surname which originally meant "Welsh" or "foreigner" in Norman French. It was first used as given name in honour of Sir W |
| Wallach | Welshman |
| Wallas | Welshman |
| Wallie | Welshman |
| 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 |
| Wally | Diminutive of WALTER or WALLACE. |
| Walmond | Mighty protector |
| Walsh | Welshman |
| Walt | Short form of WALTER. |
| Walter | From a Germanic name meaning "ruler of the army", composed of the elements wald "rule" and hari "army". The Normans brought it to England, where it re |
| Walton | From a surname which was originally taken from various Old English place names meaning "stream town", "wood town", or "wall town". |
| Walworth | From the Welshman's farm, Welsh friend |
| Walwyn | Welsh friend |
| Wamukota | Left handed. |
| Wanrrick | Fortress |
| Wapi | Lucky. |
| Ward | Blossoms, Flowers |
| Warde | Guardian |
| Wardell | From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "watch hill" in Old English. |
| Warden | Guardian |
| Wardley | Guardian |
| Ware | Wary |
| Waren | Loyal |
| Warfield | Guardian |
| Warford | Guardian |
| Warleigh | From the weir meadow |
| Warley | Guardian |
| Warmond | Guardian |
| Warner | From a Norman surname which was derived from the given name WERNER. |
| Warrane | Game warden |
| Warren | From an English surname which was derived either from Norman French warrene meaning "animal enclosure", or else from the town of La Varenne in Normand |
| Warrick | From a surname which was a variant of WARWICK. |
| Warron | Game-park, place in France |
| Warry | Game-park, place in France |
| Warton | Guardian |
| Wartun | From the farm by the weir |
| Warwick | From a surname which was derived from the name of a town in England, itself from Old English wer "weir, dam" and wÃc "settlement". |
| Warwyk | Fortress |
| Wasdsorth | A ford |
| Washbourne | From the flooding brook |
| Washburne | From the flooding brook |
| 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 |
| Wat | Medieval short form of WALTER. |
| Watelford | From the hurdle ford |
| Watford | From the hurdle ford |
| Watkins | Powerful warrior, Rule amry |
| Watson | Son of Walter |
| Watt | Son of Walter |
| Wattekinson | Son of Walter |
| Wattesone | Son of Walter |
| Wattikinson | Son of Walter |
| Wattkins | Son of Walter |
| Watts | Son of Walter |
| Wattson | Son of Walter |
| Waverly | From the tree-lined meadow |
| Wayde | Angel from God |
| Waydee | Angel from God |
| Waydell | Angel from God |
| Waylan | Angel from God |
| Wayland | From Weland, the Old English cognate of WIELAND. |
English Boy Names Starting with X
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Xabat | Savior. |
| Xaiver | Meaning of the name Xaiver |
| Xandra | Short form of ALEXANDRA. |
| Xavier | Meaning & History |
English Boy Names Starting with Y
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Yale | From a Welsh surname which was itself derived from a place name meaning "fertile upland" (from Welsh ial). |
| Yancy | From a surname, which was an Americanized form of the Dutch surname Jansen meaning "JAN (1)'s son". |
| Yardley | From the enclosed meadow |
| Yardly | From the enclosed meadow |
| Yates | Gatekeeper |
| Yeats | the gates |
| Yeoman | Retainer |
| Yoman | Retainer |
| Yorick | Altered form of JØRG. Shakespeare used this name for a deceased court jester in his play 'Hamlet' (1600). |
| York | From a surname, which was derived from York, the name of a city in northern England. The city name was originally Eburacon, Latinized as Eboracum, mea |
| Yul | Born at Christmas |
| Yule | Born at Christmas |
| Yulia | Variant transcription of YULIYA. |
English Boy Names Starting with Z
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Zac | Short form of ZACHARY. |
| Zach | Short form of ZACHARY. |
| Zachariah | Variant of ZECHARIAH. This spelling is used in the King James Version of the Old Testament to refer to one of the kings of Israel (called Zechariah in |
| Zacharias | Greek form of ZECHARIAH. This form of the name is used in most English versions of the New Testament to refer to the father of John the Baptist. It wa |
| Zachary | Usual English form of ZACHARIAS, used in some English versions of the New Testament. This form has been in use since the Middle Ages, though it did no |
| Zachery | Variant of ZACHARY. |
| Zack | Short form of ZACHARY. |
| Zackary | Variant of ZACHARY. |
| Zackery | Variant of ZACHARY. |
| Zadok | Means "righteous" in Hebrew. This is the name of several characters in the Old Testament, most notably the high priest of Israel during the reigns of |
| Zaine | A variant spelling of Zane. The literal meaning of Zane is "gift form God". Zane is also taken from the Hebrew for "gracious" and "merciful". |
| Zak | Short form of ZACHARY. |
| Zakari | Remembered by God |
| ZAKARIA | Zachary |
| Zakary | Remembered by God |
| Zander | Variant of XANDER. |
| Zanna | Short form of SUZANNA. |
| Zayden | An invented name, using the popular aden suffix sound found in such names as Braden, Hayden and Aidan. |
| Zayne | God is merciful |
| Zeandre | Unclear |
| Zed | Short form of ZEDEKIAH. |
| Zeke | (Celebrity Name: Arshad Warsi) |
| Zelma | Variant of SELMA. |
| Zena | Meaning unknown. It could be a variant of XENIA or a diminutive of names featuring this sound, such as ALEXINA, ROSINA or ZENOBIA. This name has occas |
| ZEPH | Short form of ZEPHANIAH. |
| Zeva | Wolf |
| Zin | Flower name |
| Zinnia | From the name of the flower, which was itself named for the German botanist Johann Zinn. |
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ever or eternal ruler. Gender: Boy, Origin: English, Norse.
Light bringer, Exalted high, Enlightened, Lofty, Powerful mountain. Gender: Boy, Origin: Arabic, English, Hebrew.
Device for doing calculations, Clever. Gender: Boy, Origin: English.
Device for doing calculations, Clever. Gender: Boy, Origin: English.
Diminutive of ABIGAIL. Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: English, German, Hebrew.
Diminutive of ABIGAIL. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew.
Diminutive of ABIGAIL. Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: English, Hebrew.
Father. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Arabic, British, English.
Father. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English, Hebrew.
Diminutive of ABIGAIL. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: American, English, Hebrew.
Healthy, Vanity, Breath, Breathing. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew, Spanish.
Resolute, Keeper of the abbey larder. Gender: Boy, Origin: English, German.
Meaning & History. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew.
From a place name mentioned briefly in the New Testament. It is probably from Hebrew ('avel) meaning "meadow, grassy area". It has occasionally been . Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: American, English, Hebrew.
Means "my father is a light" in Hebrew, from ('av) meaning "father" and (nir) meaning "lamp, light". In the Old Testament, Abner was a cousin of Sau. Gender: Boy, Origin: English, Hebrew.
Hungarian form of ABRAHAM. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew, Shakespearian.
Meaning 'unity', this name sounds quite modern but is actually a variant of old English names such as Acey. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Latin.
Of English origin and a variant of the Old English name Acey which means 'number one, the best'. Gender: Boy, Origin: British, English.
Meadow of oaks. Gender: Boy, Origin: British, English.
Meadow of oaks. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Town with many oaks. Gender: Boy, Origin: British, English.
Short form of ADELAIDE and other names beginning with the same sound. This name was borne by Augusta Ada King (1815-1852), the Countess of Lovelace (k. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: African, English, German, Teutonic.
Variant of ADELINA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, German, Teutonic.
A prophets name, Black. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew, Hindu.
Wealthy. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, German.
Diminutive of ADELAIDE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Unisex, Origin: English, German, Hebrew.
earth. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew.
Adam's son. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: 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.
Variation of Addison, which means son of Adam. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew.
Created by God. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, German, Hebrew, Teutonic.
Feminine variant of ADDISON. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Originally a short form of names beginning with the Germanic element adal meaning "noble". Saint Adela was a 7th-century Frankish princess who founded. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
From the French form of the Germanic name Adalheidis, which was composed of the elements adal "noble" and heid "kind, sort, type". It was borne in the. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
Elaborated form of ADELA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
Variant of ADELA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, German, Teutonic.
Variant of ADELE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
Wealthy. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, German.
Adam's son. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
English form of ADOLF, rarely used since World War II. Gender: Boy, Origin: English, German, Teutonic.
Form of Hadrianus (see HADRIAN). Several saints and six popes have borne this name, including the only English pope, Adrian IV, and the only Dutch pop. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Latin, Shakespearian.
Feminine form of ADRIAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, Latin.
Feminine form of ADRIAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Latin.
from Hadria. Gender: Boy, Origin: English, Latin.
Noble. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English.
Elf counselor. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
Friend of the elves. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, English.
River name. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: British, Celtic, English.
Meaning & History. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, German, Greek.
Diminutive of AGNES or AGATHA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Greek, Latin.
English Other Gender Baby Names
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