11195 Traditional & Modern English Baby Names With Meanings - Page 53
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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 |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | A child; a young Boy of less age | |
| Boy | 'Col' stands for the victory of men and 'ben' stands for son of | |
| Boy | Derived from a German name meaning a bright helmet used by warriors | |
| Boy | A town where coal is obtained; A coal town | |
| Boy | A place or town where coal is found; a town of coal | |
| Boy | A stream or river that is at a very low temperature; a cold river or stream | |
| Boy | A dark town; a town where coal is found | |
| Boy | The victory or rejoice of the people; winning in a competition | |
| Boy | A small and stocky bird, that resembles a pigeon | |
| Boy | One who is tanned or dark skinned or dusky | |
| Boy | A dark ridge or mountain range | |
| Boy | A town from where coal is obtained | |
| Boy | Hailing from the town where coal is obtained; from a coal town | |
| Boy | One who is dark and dusky like the coal | |
 Girl | A young woman; a girl | |
| Boy | Someone who is as peaceful, amicable and undisturbed as the dove; | |
| Boy | A trader of charcoal; one who does the business of buying and selling charcoal | |
| Boy | One who is the son of a dark or dusky man | |
| Girl | A young woman who is charming, lovely and delightful | |
| Boy | One whose job is to mine coal from beneath the ground | |
| Boy | One who hails from a dark farm, where there is no form of light | |
| Girl | Derived from the Irish name meaning Girl, a young lady | |
| Boy | The son of a king named Collen | |
| Boy | Glue; a substance used to stick things together | |
| Girl | Triumph of men against an enemy; victory of men | |
| Boy | A charcoal burner; one who works with charcoal | |
| Boy | A child; a little more than a baby; a small Boy,girl | |
| Boy | The victory or triumph of the men | |
| Boy | One who is the son of the dark man or a coal seller | |
| Boy | A word name of English meaning | |
| Boy | A trader of charcoal in England; someone who buys and sells charcoal | |
| Girl | Derived from an Irish word 'Colleen' meaning girl, a young woman | |
| Girl | A young woman; a girl | |
| Girl | ||
| Boy | A rank in military given to a high post, usually given to an experienced soldier | |
| Boy | A group of people in a settlement, province or territory | |
| Boy | Coal; a form of carbon that is black in colour | |
| Boy | Triumph of people; the victorious people | |
| Boy | A town from where coal is obtained or collected; a coal town | |
| Boy | Residing from a dark town with no source of light | |
| Boy | A dark, dusky, swarthy complexion | |
| Boy | The owner and care taker of young, frisky horses | |
| Boy | A person who rides and takes care of horses; a horseman | |
| Boy | A coal town; a town where coal is obtained | |
| Boy | From a dusky, dark village, where there is no light | |
| Boy | A young, agile, playful horse that is full of energy | |
| Boy | One who is as peaceful as the dove | |
| Boy | The black colour; the darkest of all colours | |
| Boy | One who resembles a dove, peaceful and calm | |
| Boy | A person who is a charcoal merchant; deals with charcoal and its products | |
