Old English Baby Names With Meanings
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Old English names have their roots in the Anglo-Saxon era, from the 5th to the 12th century. These names were heavily influenced by the Germanic tribes of the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes who settled in England and replaced the languages of Roman Britain: Common Brittonic, a Celtic language; and Latin, brought to Britain by the Roman invasion.
Old English names were often based on the landscape, occupations, familial relations, and unique characteristics of individuals from that period For example, “Walter” means “ruler of the army”, “Edith” means “prosperous in war”, and “Alfred” means “wise counselor”.
The first name or personal name in Old English naming conventions is called the given name or Ism. The surname or Nasab holds significant importance as it signifies an individual’s lineage and family heritage
This collection has all Old English Baby Names - traditional, modern,religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Old English baby names to help you make the right choice!
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Old English Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | Father of Modron | |
| Boy | Lover of Morgan le Fay | |
| Boy | A hopeful and truth loving person; Oak meadow | |
 Girl | White flower | |
| Boy | Brother of Percival | |
| Boy | Brother of Percival | |
| Boy | Oswiu's son | |
| Boy | Wise friend | |
| Girl | White | |
| Girl | Elf Power | |
| Boy | Counselor, wise Counselor, Counsel, Peace shortname or nickname for Alfred | |
| Boy | Friend of the elves, Counsel, Old Peace. Its feminine form is Alfreda | |
| Girl | Elf Counsel; Elf Strength; Inspired Advice; counsel, Old Peace; Supernatural Magical Counsel; A form of Elfreda. Its masculine form is Alfred | |
| Girl | Elf authority | |
| Girl | Elf Counsel; Elf Strength; Inspired Advice; Old Peace; Supernatural Magical Counsel; A form of Alfreda | |
| Boy | Variation of Alfred, means king's name | |
| Girl | Elf supremacy | |
| Boy | Elf command | |
| Boy | variants of the name 'Athelnoth', which is composed of the Old English elements 'athel', noble and 'noth' | |
| Girl | The high one who is liked and loved by all and is a recognizable magical friend | |
| Boy | Father of Isolde | |
| Boy | Keeper of the grail | |
| Boy | High honor | |
| Boy | Fortress | |
| Girl | One who dwells near Ash tree forest | |
| Boy | Ash tree farm | |
| Boy | Ash tree | |
| Girl | An old english version of ash wood | |
| Girl | An Ash meadow; one who is God's clone | |
| Girl | Lady of Shalott | |
| Boy | Foster father of Arthur | |
| Girl | A noble strength | |
| Boy | A giant | |
| Boy | It means to be gallant and valiant. It signifies a true warrior. | |
| Boy | A knight | |
| Girl | It means a bailiff. It symbolizes a man who follows the law. | |
| Boy | It means a bailiff or a law enforcer. It is a variation of bailey. | |
| Boy | One with white hands | |
| Girl | Name of a castle in Arthurian legend. | |
| Boy | Name of a kingdom | |
| Boy | Brave, Solid; Firm; Strong; From the Birch Tree Meadow; Place Name; Where Birches Grow; From the Fortified Settlement; | |
| Boy | The Green Knight | |
| Boy | A knight | |
| Boy | Father of Arthur | |
| Girl | White flower | |
| Girl | Probably from german 'blenden' or old english 'blendan', both meanind 'blinding, dazzling' | |
| Girl | Short for 'Blendenna', from german 'blenden' or old english 'blendan', 'blinding, dazzling'. | |
| Boy | Healer | |
| Boy | Name of Arthur's son. | |
| Boy | A broomwell; a well in the middle of a broom | |
