Boys Old English Baby Names

Deason

son of the deacon

Worn

weary, shaped by use

Madysen

son of Maud

Dove

dove bird, symbol of peace

Eaton

water farmstead

Huxston

settlement on a hill

Westlan

western land, western meadow

Ella

fairy maiden, elf

Oh

exclamation of wonder, surprise, or realization

Benford

river crossing dweller

Arise

to rise up, come forth

Chelsea

chalk wharf, limestone landing

Cromwell

winding stream, crooked well

Everleigh

From the boar meadow; ever-lasting meadow

Odelle

otter

Rodnell

Hroda's island, famous land

Atwood

dweller at the wood

Dayle

valley dweller

Lindell

Valley of the linden trees

Gould

gold, golden one

Beach

sandy shore, coastal land

Linville

linden tree settlement

Clegg

dweller near a cliff or rocky place

Ruskin

red-haired one, little redhead

Hardwick

Farm or dwelling for a herd of animals

Low

hill, mound, burial tumulus

Arkley

meadow by the bow or bend

Truette

faithful, true, honest

Wenford

white ford, ford of joy

Delfred

valley peace; combination of Del (valley) and F...

Renny

wise counselor

Bradbury

broad fortified settlement

Cobb

rounded lump, cobblestone

Shorn

from the shorn or cleared land

Overton

upper settlement, settlement above the valley

Care

concern, affection

Ashen

of or relating to the ash tree

Wrenly

like the wren; small, agile songbird

Acton

oak tree settlement, oak town

Carti

cart driver (from Carter surname)

Costner

apple seller

Huttson

son of Hudd

Caxton

settlement on a road

Weslen

from the western meadow or clearing