11195 Traditional & Modern English Baby Names With Meanings - Page 183
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Most given names used in England do not have English derivation. English names are widely inspired by a multitude of cultural influences, including Viking, Nordic, Scandinavian, German, and French roots.
English names also take inspiration from religion, familial lines, nature, occupations, physical characteristics, and so on. The English language originated in the early medieval ages in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of England.
Most English baby names are derived from other origins like Anglo-Saxon, Old English, Celtic, Latin, Hebrew, Greek, German, Old Norse, Biblical and others.
This collection has all English Baby Names - traditional, modern,religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce English baby names to help you make the right choice!
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English Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
One who comes from the red ford. Mostly used as a surname | ||
One who is from the red field | ||
A person who is from the red fields | ||
Red fields are his home | ||
One whose home is in the red fields | ||
A man of red hair or skin | ||
A protector of red hair | ||
An old English surname from the medieval period | ||
One who strongly counsels others | ||
A person who lives in the red clearing in the woods | ||
One who comes from the cleared lands, from the reeds | ||
A redhaired man's son | ||
A reef, or an underwater or partly submerged ledge | ||
A place name of the medieval castle | ||
English - Steward; Bailiff; A variant spelling is Reave | ||
A person whose job is being a steward | ||
One who is mighty caunselor of the ruler | ||
Little Ruler; Regal; Descendant of Riagan; | ||
A reagal woman who is the Queen | ||
One who is a chancellor | ||
An old english surname meaning a calm raven | ||
One who can be comapared to a peaceful raven | ||
A very old british family name, refers to a raven | ||
A family name, the meaning loosly tied to raven | ||
A surname of english origins | ||
A strong and powerful man | ||
A woman who is the Queen | ||
One who rules with his advices | ||
A ruler od advices | ||
One who advices the ruler | ||
A ruler's advisor | ||
An advisor who the rulers trusts | ||
The power of the counsel | ||
The ruler's counsel | ||
He who knows the power of the advise | ||
A person who gives ruling advices | ||
Heather spelled backwards. A plant name that can be found in Scottish | ||
A red haired man or someone with a ruddy complexion | ||
A red man that comes from the cleared land | ||
A male child of the red-haired person | ||
To rule other people | ||
A person who was active on council | ||
A brave and strong counsel, mostly used as a surname | ||
To rule by someone's advice | ||
One from the Raven's Wood | ||
An advisor of the King | ||
One who rejoices, a joyful person | ||
A made up name from the word Wrecker | ||
Old English - From the Raven City; From The Ridge Town | ||
Hebrew - Cattle Stall; To Tie; Variation of the name Rebecca; Peace | ||


