Saxon boys names: Anglo-saxon boy names | BabyCenter
Posted onArlo | Boy | manly, strong | |
Avery | Unisex | Confirmation; they are an Elf ruler; a sage | |
Brandon | Boy | One who is a brave, vigilant person | |
Braxton | Boy | Settlement of the Brock | |
Bryce | Boy | A nobleman’s male child | |
Everett | Boy | somebody who is very brave like a wild boar. | |
Garrett | Boy | Derived from Gerald (rule of the spear) or Gerard (brave and strong as spear) | |
Graham | Boy | A Boy from the gray house. Gray is the sign of intelligence. | |
King | Boy | The name King means Royal Ruler | |
Reed | Boy | A person who lives in the red clearing in the woods | |
Aeldra | Boy | Lives at the Elder Tree; means Noble | |
Aelfric | Boy | Elf Ruler; King of Elves | |
Aelle | Boy | Name of Several Kings; one of many names after Elf | |
Aescwine | Boy | Spear Friend | |
Aethelbald | Boy | Noble and Bold; A King of Mercia | |
Aethelbert | Boy | Bright Nobility | |
Aethelfrith | Boy | Noble Peace | |
Aethelhard | Boy | Noble Strength | |
Aethelhere | Boy | Name of a King | |
Aethelstan | Boy | Noble Stone | |
Aethelwulf | Boy | Noble Wolf | |
Agilberht | Boy | Name of a Bishop | |
Aiekin | Boy | Oaken | |
Aldfrith | Boy | Name of a King | |
Aldhelm | Boy | Name of a Bishop | |
Alfric | Boy | Elf King; A Variant of name Aelfric | |
Almund | Boy | Noble Protection; Defender of the Temple | |
Atol | Boy | Someone who is hateful | |
Attwell | Boy | Lives by the Spring; Someone who lived by the stream | |
Atwater | Boy | From the Water Edge; Someone who lived by the River or Lake | |
Atwell | Boy | Lives by the Spring; Someone who lived by the stream | |
Averel | Boy | Old English — Boar like in Battle; A variant of Averill | |
Averell | Boy | Old English — Boar like in Battle; A variant of Averill | |
Averil | Boy | Old English — Boar like in Battle; A variant of Averill | |
Averill | Boy | Old English — Boar like in Battle; Derived from the elements ‘eofor’ meaning boar | |
Aylett | Boy | One who has noble and great personality | |
Baldwinn | Boy | A bold and beautiful person | |
Beorma | Boy | A name of a man who inhabited Bermingham. |
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Bordan | Boy | One who comes from the valley of bears | |
Borden | Boy | He lives in the valley of bears | |
Bradwin | Boy | A bearded friend | |
Bras | Boy | It is a surname | |
Bron | Boy | A dark or brown man | |
Cadman | Boy | One who is a soldier, a warrior | |
Cafnoth | Boy | An Anglo-Saxon male name | |
Ceatta | Boy | A name of the obscure Anglo-Saxon saint | |
Ceawlin | Boy | A name of the King | |
Cenhelm | Boy | A brave man who protects | |
Cenwalh | Boy | The name of a King | |
Ceolmund | Boy | The one who protects and pampers | |
Ceolweard | Boy | Name of a King; they are beloved | |
Ceolwulf | Boy | A beloved King | |
Cerdic | Boy | Name of King; the beloved one | |
Chadwik | Boy | They are warrior | |
Chadwyck | Boy | The dairy farm of Ceadda | |
Coelfrid | Boy | One who comes from the coal fields | |
Coenbehrt | Boy | A brave and bold advisor | |
Coenberg | Boy | A bold and brave one | |
Coenburg | Boy | He is bold like a fortress | |
Courtnay | Unisex | Lives in the court; Courtdweller | |
Covington | Boy | Habitational name from ‘Covinton’ in Lanarkshire and Old English form ‘Cofington’. |
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Crews | Unisex | A family which once had lived as dwellers at a cattlepen or a cattlefold | |
Crompton | Boy | Originated from the word «Crumpton» which implies bowed or malformed; Could be used to refer to a person from the winding farm | |
Croston | Boy | A farm or a settlement | |
Croydon | Boy | A Valley | |
Cuddie | Boy | The bright one | |
Cuin | Boy | A reasonable free man | |
Cusick | Boy | A harsh term | |
Cuthred | Boy | A counsel | |
Cuthwulf | Boy | Wolf; one filled with power | |
Cyneagils | Boy | The Royal Ruler | |
Cynefrid | Boy | The one who is kinglike and a noble being | |
Cynegils | Boy | Name of a born King | |
Cyneric | Boy | The one who has power | |
Cynerik | Boy | A royal and powerful person | |
Cynesige | Boy | The one who always wins | |
Cynewulf | Boy | An elegant royal King | |
Daegal | Boy | Night dweller | |
Dalston | Boy | the one from Dougal’s place | |
Dodson | Boy | A determined and pratical person by nature | |
Dunton | Boy | A settlement name; hill | |
Durwin | Boy | A good and dear friend | |
Durwyn | Boy | One who is the friend of a Deer | |
Dyke | Boy | Dike or ditch | |
Eadbehrt | Boy | Ead means ‘Blessed’ and behrt means ‘Bright’ | |
Eadbert | Boy | Name of a King | |
Eadberth | Unisex | It means a blessed person. |
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Eadhelm | Boy | A friendly and social person. | |
Eadmaer | Boy | The one who comes from riches and greatness | |
Eadred | Boy | A rich, happy and eager person | |
Eadwacer | Boy | Heaven-watcher; A person who is of expressive nature. | |
Eadwig | Boy | It means a rich or prosperous person. | |
Ealdgyth | Boy | An old battle maid; the noble one | |
Ealhred | Boy | A hall or a big place | |
Ealhstan | Boy | They are stone hard and temple pure | |
Earconbert | Boy | One who has many qualities and personal insight | |
Earle | Boy | It means chief or nobleman. |
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Ecgbert | Boy | A sharp edge of a sword | |
Ecgfrith | Boy | A born leader; name of a king | |
Edburga | Boy | The great, guardian protector |
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Aart |
Like an eagle. |
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Abeodan | Announce. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Ablendan | Blind. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Abrecan | Storm. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Acca | From Acca. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Ace | Unity. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names, English Baby Names, Latin Baby Names, American Baby Names |
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Acey | Unity. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Acwel | Kills. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Acwellen | Kills. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Adamnan |
Name of an abbot. |
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Aedre | Stream. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Aefentid | Evening. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Aefre | Forever. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Aelle | Name of several kings. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Aerlene | Elfin. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Aethelbald | A king of Mercia. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Aethelbert | Name of a king. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names, English Baby Names |
Aethelflaed | Sister of King Edward. | Anglo-Saxon Baby Names |
Aethelfrith |
Name of a king. |
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Anglo-Saxon male names
Aglaeka — both a demon (villain) and a hero (warrior)
Aeglaeka — both a demon (villain) and a hero (warrior)
Aezelvalf — noble wolf
Aezelwalfing — son of Aezelvalf
Aezelbald — noble and brave
Aezelverd — noble guard
Aezelstan — noble stone
Aezelfrid — noble world
Aell — universal
Aella — universal
Aelred — wonderful adviser
Aelric — noble rule
Aelfwein — friend of the elves
Aelfveald — ruler of the elves
Aelfwerd — guarded by an elf
Aelfred — consulting with an elf
Aelfric — ruler of the elves
Aelfhair — army of elves
Aelfair — army of elves
Aesk — ash
Aetelbert — noble and bright
Aetelberht — noble and bright
Aetelmaer — noble and famous
Aetelred — wonderful adviser
Aetelrik — noble rule
Aetelhard — noble
Aiken — made of oak
Bardulf — bright, pure wolf
Bardoulf — bright, pure wolf
Bertolf — bright, pure wolf — the power of the wolf
Vibert — bright battle
Wilder — leader of the army
Wilherd — resolute
Winnstan — pleasure stone
Wine — friend
Wirtjorn — high lord or overlord
Garrick — strength of the spear
Godfrith — calmness of god
Daegberht — bright day
Daegmand — day guardian, protector
Drogo — ghost, phantom
Dhelverd — noble guardian
Idverd — protector of prosperity
Idvig — wealth, prosperity, and war at the same time
Idgar — noble, rich spearman
Idgard — a noble, rich spearman
Ildvain — an old friend
Ildred — an elder
Kinebeald — a magnificent, brilliant brave man
Kinebil — a magnificent, brilliant brave man
Kineward — royal calm
Kynefrid — royal calm
Kineward — magnificent, brilliant protector
Cuthbert — bright fame
Leofwein — beloved, dear friend
Leofric — beloved ruler
Odin — madness, inspiration, anger
O erik — ash
Osbeorn — bear god
Osbeorht — god’s light
Osveald — power of god
Oswin — god friend
Osmond — protector of god
Osmund — protector of god
Randwulf — wolf — protector
Selwyn — friend
Siverd — sea guard
Siguerd — victorious and defender
Sidda — battle
Sigeberht — bright winner
Sina — sharp
Sinhelm — brave defender
Sealsij — ship — winner
Sirdik — military head
Tiv — god
Tunor — thunder
Freoderik — peaceful ruler
Herebeorht — magnificent army
Hereward — military guard
Herueald — leader of the army
Hildebeorht — famous, bright battle
Chreodbeorht — famous
Hrothgar — famous spearman
Aiken — made of oak
Eikin — made of oak
Eikken — made of oak
Ekgberkt — bright, famous
Ekg bricht — bright, famous
Elverd — noble guard
Eoforwyn — boar’s friend
Eoforherd — strong as a boar
Erwig — eternal ruler
Esmand — God’s protection, grace
Esmond — God’s protection, grace
American names — List of US names with values
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>Origin of American names
American names arouse interest in their diversity, richness of meanings and origins associated with various peoples, religions, linguistic and historical processes. The United States of America is a multifaceted and multinational state, which consists of immigrants from different parts of the world. The Americans of the USA are a nation with a heterogeneous racial composition, and therefore the names in the USA are a motley mixture of the names of people from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The core of the American population is made up of descendants of immigrants from Great Britain, Germany, Ireland and other European countries. Not surprisingly, most male and female American names have Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, Scottish and Irish roots. These, for example, include: Aiken, Alan, Robert, William, Aidan, Alana, Arlene, Esford, Marsh, Jesse, Logan, Mildred. The list of American names is international. A prominent place in it is occupied by the names of Jewish (Abigail, Abbott, Amos, Ariel), Spanish (Diego, Louis, Pilar, Alfredo, Anita), German (Albert, Arnold, Henry), Greek (Eleanor, Galena, Altia), French ( Amier, Ansel, Masi) origin.
Some names in America are associated with religion. Among the first colonists arriving here from Europe, there were many people who professed strict Protestantism. They made extensive use of Old Testament names: Sarah, Galeb, Samuel, Benjamin. In the 18th century, the religious name had not yet lost its popularity, but such secular names as Oliver, Molly, Lucy, Alice began to appear. In the 19th century, after the formation of the state, names associated with the names of the states spread — Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee. The top American names are supplemented by names given in honor of famous personalities — Washington, Columbus. Numerous migrants brought with them names of common European significance — Sophia, Henry, Clara, Emily, William, Albert. Recently, the descendants of immigrants from Africa and indigenous Indians are trying to revive their own national traditions when choosing a name.
Meaning of American names
American names and their meanings is a rather lengthy topic. Conventionally, all names, given their meaning, can be divided into several groups:
- names that reflect the character or appearance of a person — Ethan (strong), Cameron (bent nose), Alain (handsome), Kevin (pretty), Amelie (hardworking), Hazy (unpredictable).
- names associated with the names of animals, plants or natural phenomena — Bruce (forest), Woody (living in the forest), Lionel (lion), Pierce (rock, stone), Leslie (oak grove), Lillian (lily), Marilyn ( maritime).
- names that mean belonging to a profession — Howard (guard), George (farmer), Wright (carpenter), Hunter (hunter), Brandon (prince), Marlon (little warrior).
- religious names — Samuel (listening to God), Charity (charity), Mercy (compassion), Hope (hope), Tiffany (manifestation of God).
Such a classification is characteristic of almost all names and is not a feature of the American nomenclature. But some American parents are trying to choose the best, special name for the child, which will not only distinguish him from the crowd, but also predetermine an unusual fate. The most popular American names are not suitable for this, and then such rare names as Alden (old friend), Avonmore (name of a river in Ireland), Ivar (legendary Viking), Orla (golden princess) are used.
Popular American names
As you know, fashion is a capricious lady, including names. Lists of popular names in the United States are constantly changing, and names that were recently «on top of fame» can now be forgotten. For example, in the twentieth century, John and Mary met at every step, and children were often called by the names of Dorothy, Harold, Margaret, Edward, Joseph. In the first decade of the 21st century, popular names in the USA are Liam, William, Noah, Lucas, James, Mason, Emma, Olivia, Charlotte, Mia. Now the most popular names in America are Jackson and Sophia.
Ten male popular names:
- Jackson
- Liam
- Noah
- Aiden
- Kayden
- Grayson
- Lucas
- Mason
- Oliver
- Elijah
Women are considered fashionable:
- Sharon (plain)
- Glen (Valley)
- Daisy (chamomile)
- Calla (calla flower)
- Camellia (camellia flower)
- Clover (clover)
- Dahlia (dahlia)
- Willoughby (Willow)
- Heather (vecresk)
- Leslie (oak grove).