List of Anglo Baby Names For Boys With Meanings
Arlo — manly, strong
Brandon — One who is a brave, vigilant person
Braxton — Settlement of the Brock
Bryce — A nobleman’s male child
Everett — somebody who is very brave like a wild boar.
Garrett — Derived from Gerald (rule of the spear) or Gerard (brave and strong as spear)
Graham — A Boy from the gray house. Gray is the sign of intelligence.
King — The name King means Royal Ruler
Reed — A person who lives in the red clearing in the woods
Aeldra — Lives at the Elder Tree; means Noble
Aelfric — Elf Ruler; King of Elves
Aelle — Name of Several Kings; one of many names after Elf
Aescwine — Spear Friend
Aethelbald — Noble and Bold; A King of Mercia
Aethelbert — Bright Nobility
Aethelfrith — Noble Peace
Aethelhard — Noble Strength
Aethelhere — Name of a King
Aethelstan — Noble Stone
Aethelwulf — Noble Wolf
Agilberht — Name of a Bishop
Aiekin — Oaken
Aldfrith — Name of a King
Aldhelm — Name of a Bishop
Alfric — Elf King; A Variant of name Aelfric
Almund — Noble Protection; Defender of the Temple
Atol — Someone who is hateful
Attwell — Lives by the Spring; Someone who lived by the stream
Atwater — From the Water Edge; Someone who lived by the River or Lake
Atwell — Lives by the Spring; Someone who lived by the stream
Averel — Old English – Boar like in Battle; A variant of Averill
Averell — Old English – Boar like in Battle; A variant of Averill
Averil — Old English – Boar like in Battle; A variant of Averill
Averill — Old English – Boar like in Battle; Derived from the elements ‘eofor’ meaning boar
Aylett — One who has noble and great personality
Baldwinn — A bold and beautiful person
Beorma — A name of a man who inhabited Bermingham. A name probably means fermented or frothy in Old English
Bordan — One who comes from the valley of bears
Borden
Bradwin — A bearded friend
Bras — It is a surname
Bron — A dark or brown man
Cadman — One who is a soldier, a warrior
Cafnoth — An Anglo-Saxon male name
Ceatta — A name of the obscure Anglo-Saxon saint
Ceawlin — A name of the King
Cenhelm — A brave man who protects
Cenwalh — The name of a King
Ceolmund — The one who protects and pampers
Ceolweard — Name of a King; they are beloved
Ceolwulf — A beloved King
Cerdic — Name of King; the beloved one
Chadwik — They are warrior
Chadwyck — The dairy farm of Ceadda
Coelfrid — One who comes from the coal fields
Coenbehrt — A brave and bold advisor
Coenberg — A bold and brave one
Coenburg — He is bold like a fortress
Covington — Habitational name from ‘Covinton’ in Lanarkshire and Old English form ‘Cofington’.
Crompton — Originated from the word “Crumpton” which implies bowed or malformed; Could be used to refer to a person from the winding farm
Croston — A farm or a settlement
Croydon — A Valley
Cuddie — The bright one
Cuin — A reasonable free man
Cusick — A harsh term
Cuthred — A counsel
Cuthwulf — Wolf; one filled with power
Cyneagils — The Royal Ruler
Cynefrid — The one who is kinglike and a noble being
Cynegils — Name of a born King
Cyneric — The one who has power
Cynerik — A royal and powerful person
Cynesige — The one who always wins
Cynewulf — An elegant royal King
Daegal — Night dweller
Dalston — the one from Dougal’s place
Dodson — A determined and pratical person by nature
Dunton — A settlement name; hill
Durwin — A good and dear friend
Durwyn — One who is the friend of a Deer
Dyke — Dike or ditch
Eadbehrt — Ead means ‘Blessed’ and behrt means ‘Bright’
Eadbert — Name of a King
Eadhelm — A friendly and social person.
Eadmaer — The one who comes from riches and greatness
Eadred — A rich, happy and eager person
Eadwacer — Heaven-watcher; A person who is of expressive nature.
Eadwig — It means a rich or prosperous person.
Ealdgyth — An old battle maid; the noble one
Ealhred — A hall or a big place
Ealhstan — They are stone hard and temple pure
Earconbert — One who has many qualities and personal insight
Earle — It means chief or nobleman.
Ecgbert — A sharp edge of a sword
Ecgfrith — A born leader; name of a king
Edburga — The great, guardian protector