11195 Traditional & Modern English Baby Names With Meanings - Page 50
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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 |
|---|---|---|
A graceful, articulate and trusting individual; untiring | ||
A logical, patient, patient and methodical individual | ||
One who appreciates beauty and naughty; witty | ||
An English name associated with a chief | ||
A comforting, inexperienced and responsible individual | ||
A walking stick; something that helps a cripple to walk | ||
Coal seller or the son of the dark man | ||
One who lives at the hills of the church | ||
A successful person who likes to be reasonable | ||
Lady; woman; mistress; or the female term for Ciril | ||
Dimunitive for any name related to Christ, e.g, Christopher | ||
Blind; one who cannot see; one who lost the sense of vision | ||
Derived from Cecilia, meaning blind; one who cannot see | ||
One who is the son of a dark man; an intense person | ||
A creative, beautiful and goal oriented individual | ||
The bearer of Christ; the coal seller | ||
The son of a man who is dark in colour | ||
An English name derivated from Lassy | ||
Dark; not light; the shade of sky at night | ||
Clover; a part of the pea family that is used as a fodder | ||
One who is subjected to death; mortal | ||
One who hails from Claybrook, a habitational place | ||
Mortal; one who can die; opposite of immortal | ||
A name of the Arthurian Knight | ||
One who is earth-born; one who is born from the earth | ||
A plant that is herbaceous and is used as fodder for animals | ||
Famous; dazzling; bright; clear | ||
Famous; dazzling; bright; clear | ||
One's beloved; loved; a bright and clear pearl | ||
A combination of blue and pink colours | ||
Clear and bright; appealing and dazzling | ||
Something that is very bright and dazzling | ||
Something that is clear and bright | ||
Derived from the name of an English river | ||
A bold and famous one | ||
One who lives by the Clare River | ||
A carriage that is horse-drawn that has 4 seatings | ||
Shiny; dazzling; brilliant; appealing | ||
Clear; obvious; easy to understand; evident | ||
Derived from Clare; meaning clear and bright and dazzling | ||
A clear and bright maden | ||
A beauty that is illuminated and appealing | ||
Something that is bright and attractive | ||
A clear woman | ||
Clear, bright and dazzling | ||
Bright, vivid, dazzling and clear | ||
One who has fame, and is the brightest of all | ||
Clear; obvious; free of objections; unclouded | ||
A recordist; copyist; secretary; one who copies one data to the other | ||
A word for clerk; one who does small time work | ||


