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	Name	Meaning	Derivations	Origin
	Abbott	Father of the abbey.	Abad (spanish), Abba, Abbe (french), Abboid (gaelic), Abbott (anglo-saxon), Abby, Abot, Abott (french)	Old english
	Acton	Belonging to the town with oak trees.	Acten	Old english
	Addison	Son of adam, descended from adam, son of the red earth.	Addis	Old english
	Adney	Dweller at the noble one's land.	Adny	Old english
	Aiken	Made of oak		Old english
	Ainsley	From the meadow clearing.	Ainslea, Ainsleah, Ainslee, Ainslei, Ainsleigh, Ainsli, Ainslie, Ainsly, Aynslea, Aynsleah, Aynslee, Aynsley, Aynsli, Aynslie, Aynsly	Old english
	Alcott	Dweller from the old cottage.	Alcot	Old english
	Aldan	Wise, old friend, helmet.	Alden, Aldin, Aldon, Aldyn	Old english
	Alder	The alder tree.	Aldar, Aldare	Old english
	Alderidge	From the alder ridge.	Alderige	Old english
	Aldous	Old, wise; from the old house.	Aldan, Alden, Aldin, Aldis, Aldo, Aldon, Aldos, Aldren, Alous	Old english, Old german
	Aldred	Old, wise counsel.	Alldred	Old english
	Alfie	Pet form of alfred, wise judge.	Alfy	Old english
	Alford	Wise counsellor from the old ford.	Allford	Old english
	Alfred	Old counsellor, wise judge.	Aelfric, Ailfrid, Alfeo, Alfredas (lithuanian), Alfric, Alfrick, Alfrid, Alfried (german), Alfris, Alfryd, Alured, Auveray, Avere, Avery, Elfric, Elfrick, Elfrid, Fred	Old english
	Alfy	A short form of alfred, wise judge.	Alfie	Old english
	Allard	Brave, noble, determined.	Alard (french)	Old english
	Allison	Alice's son, son of the little, truthful one.	Allisan, Allisen, Allisyn	Old english, Old german
	Almo	Noble, famous.	Elmo	Old english
	Alroy	Red-haired.		Old english
	Alston	From the noble one's town, temple stone.	Alstan, Alsten, Alstin, Alstyn	Old english
	Alton	Dweller from the old town.	Altown	Old english
	Alwyn	Noble, odl, wise, relilable friend.	Aluin, Aluino, Alvan, Alvin, Alvyn, Alwan, Alwen, Alwin, Alwyn, Eldan, Elden, Eldin, Eldon, Eldwin, Eldwyn, Eldwynn	Old english
	Ansley	Graceful meadow.	A nslie, Anslea, Ansleah, Anslee, Ansleigh, Ansli, Ansly	Old english, Hebrew
	Anson	Ann's son, son of the graceful one. a masculine form of ann.	A nsin, Ansan, Ansen, Ansyn	Old english, Hebrew
	Archard	Sacred, powerful; archer	Archar, Archer, Archor	Old english, French
	Archer	Bow, archer	Archar, Archard, Archor	Old english
	Arden	Ablaze; dwelling place	Ardan, Ardent, Ardin, Ardint, Ardyn, Ardynt	Old english, Latin
	Ardley	From the fiery meadow, from the ardent one's meadow	Ardlea, Ardlee, Ardleigh, Ardli, Ardlie, Ardly	Old english, Latin
	Aric	Ruler	Aaric, Aarick, Aarik, Arick, Arik, Aryc, Aryck, Aryk	Old english
	Armstrong	Strong armed.	Armstronge	Old english
	Ascott	Dweller at the cottage in the east.	Ascot	Old english
	Ashburn	Dweller at the ash-tree stream.	Ashbern, Ashberne, Ashbirn, Ashbirne, Ashborn, Ashborne, Ashbourn, Ashbourne, Ashburne	Old english
	Ashburton	From the burnt ash-tree town.	Ashberton, Ashbirton	Old english
	Ashford	From the ash-tree ford.	Ashforde	Old english
	Ashley	Form the ash-tree meadow.	Ashlea, Ashleah, Ashlee, Ashleigh, Ashlie, Ashlin, Ashly	Old english
	Ashton	Dweller at the ash-tree town; from the ash tree.	Ashtan, Ashten, Ashtin, Ashtown, Ashtyn, Aston, Astown	Old english
	Aston	From the easterly town.	Ashton, Ashtown, Asten, Astin aston, Astown, Astyn	Old english
	Athelstan	Reliable, noble, stone.	Athalstan, Athilstan, Athol (scottish), Atholstan, Athylstan	Old english
	Atherton	Dweller at the stream town.	Athaton, Atheton, Atholton	Old english
	Atkins	At the relations' place.	Akin, Akins, Akyn, Akyns, Atkin, Atkyn, Atkyns	Old english
	Attlee	At the woods in the meadow.	Atlea, Atleah, Atlee, Atleigh, Atley, Atli, Atlie, Atly, Attlea, Attleah, Attleigh, Attley, Attli, Attlie, Attly	Old english
	Audun	Deserted space; old friend.	Audan, Auden, Audon	Old english, Scandinavian
	Aylmer	Noble, famous.	Ailmer	Old english
	Aylward	Noble guardian.	Ailward	Old english
	Aylwin	Noble friend.	Ailwan, Ailwen, Ailwin, Ailwyn, Alwan, Alwen, Alwin, Alwon, Alwyn	Old english
	Badrick	Axe ruler.	Badric, Badrik, Badryc, Badryck, Badryk	Old english
	Bainbridge	Bridge over white water	Baenbridge, Baenebridge, Bainebridge, Baynbridge, Baynebridge	Old english
	Baker	Baker of bread.		Old english
	Balder	Bold army leader.	Alder, Baudier (french), Baulder	Old english
	Barclay	From the meadow of the birch tree.	Barclaey, Barkclay, Bartlea, Bartlee, Bartleeah, Bartleigh, Bartley, Berkelea, Berkeleah, Berkelee, Berkeleigh, Berkeley, Berkelie, Berkely, Berklea, Berkleah, Berklee, Berkley	Old english
	Barden	From the valley where barley is grown, from the poet's valley.	Baedan, Baede, Baeden, Baedin, Baedon, Baedyn, Baird, Bairdan, Bairden, Bairdin, Bairdon, Bairdyn, Bardan, Barden, Bardon, Bardyn	Old english
	Bardick	Ruler with an axe.		Old english
	Bardolf	Bright, fierce wolf; axe wolf.	Bardell, Bardolfe, Bardolph, Bardolphe	Old english, Teutonic
	Barker	Birch tree.	Barklea, Barkleah, Barklee, Barkleigh, Barkley, Barkly	Old english
	Barlow	Dweller at the low barley hill, dweller at the bare hill.	Barlowe	Old english
	Barney	Dweller from the barn.	Barnee, Barni, Barnie, Barny	Old english
	Barnum	From the noble person's stone house.		Old english
	Barny	A short form for names beginning with "barn".		Old english
	Baron	Noble person; son of aaron, son of the enlightened one.	Baran, Baren, Barin, Baron, Barran, Barren, Barrin, Barron, Barryn, Baryn, Beron	Old english, Hebrew
	Barr	Gateway; bear.	Bar, Barre	Old english, German
	Bartley	From the barley meadow.	Bart, Bartlea, Bartleah, Bartlee, Bartleigh, Bartlet, Bartlett, Bartli, Bartlie, Bartly, Beartlaiah (irish)	Old english
	Barton	Bart's town. from the barley town.	Barta, Bartin, Bartn, Bartyn	Old english
	Baxter	A baker of bread.		Old english
	Beacher	Dweller at the birch tree.	Beecher	Old english
	Beaman	Bee keeper.	Beamen, Beeman, Beemen	Old english
	Beamer	Trumpet player.	Beemer	Old english
	Beasley	From the meadow where peas are grown, from the bee keeper's meadow.	Beaslea, Beasleah, Beaslee, Beasleigh, Beaslie, Beasly	Old english
	Bendall	From the corner where beans are grown.	Bendal	Old english
	Bentley	From the grassy moor.	Bentlea, Bentleah, Bentlee, Bentleigh, Bentli, Bentlie, Bently	Old english
	Beresford	From the barley ford, from the ford near the berries.	Beresfrode	Old english
	Berkeley	Meadow where birch trees grow.	Barclay, Barklea, Barkleah, Barklee, Barkleigh, Barkley, Barklie, Barkly, Berklay, Berklea, Berkleah, Berklee, Berkleigh, Berkley, Berklie, Berkly	Old english, Irish
	Berry	Berry, small fruit.	Berri, Berrie	Old english
	Bert	Bright, nobility, illustrious. a short form of names ending in "bert".	Burt	Old english
	Berton	From the brilliant one's town.	Berten, Burton	Old english
	Berwick	From the barley farm.	Berwic, Berwik, Berwyc, Berwyck, Berwyk	Old english
	Beverly	From the beaver stream meadow.	Beverlea, Beverleah, Beverlee, Beverleigh, Beverley, Beverlie	Old english
	Bevis	Fair view; oxen.	Beavis, Beavys, Bevys, Eudes	Old english, Old french
	Bickford	From the pick-axe maker's ford.	Bickforde	Old english
	Birch	Birch tree.	Birk	Old english
	Birkey	Birch tree.	Berkey, Berkie, Berky, Birkee, Birkie, Birky	Old english
	Birley	From the birch tree meadow.	Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh, Berley, Berly, Birlea, Birleah, Birlee, Birleigh, Birly	Old english
	Birney	Dweller on the birch tree island.	Berney, Bernie, Berny, Birney, Birnie, Birny, Burney, Burnie, Burny	Old english
	Birtle	From the birch tree hill with the birds.		Old english
	Bishop	Bishop		Old english
	Black	Dark complexioned.		Old english
	Blade	Prosperity, gory, knife, sword; lean.	Blaid, Blaide, Blane, Blaney, Blayd, Blayde, Blayne	Old english, Irish
	Blagden	From the dark valley.		Old english
	Blaine	Slender; flame.	Blain, Blane, Blaney, Blayn, Blayne (irish)	Old english, Gaelic, Irish
	Blaise	Burning flames; lisp, stutter, babbler.	Balas (hungarian), Balds (hungarian), Biagio (italian), Blais, Blaize, Blas (spanish), Blase, Blasias, Blasien (german), Blasio, Blasius (swedish), Blayse, Blayze, Blaze (french)	Old english, French, Latin
	Blake	Dark hair/complexion	Blaec, Blaek, Blaik, Blaike, Blayk, Blayke	Old english
	Blakeley	From the black meadow.	Balkeli, Blakelea, Blakeleah, Blakelee, Blakeleigh, Blakelie, Blakely	Old english
	Blakey	Little fair-haired one.		Old english
	Blandford	Where the grey-haired one crosses the ford.	Blandforde, Blanford, Blanforde	Old english
	Blaxland	From the black land.		Old english
	Bliss	Bringer of joy. happiness.	Blis, Blys, Blyss	Old english
	Blythe	Cheerful. gentle	Blith, Blithe, Blyth	Old english
	Bolton	From the bold one's manor town.	Boltan, Bolten, Boltin, Boltyn	Old english
	Booker	Book reader.		Old english
	Borden	From the valley of the boars.	Bordan, Bordin< bordon, Bordyn	Old english
	Bosley	From the boar meadow with the trees.	Boslea, Bosleah, Boslee, Bosleigh, Boslie, Bosly	Old english
	Boston	From the boar town.	Bostan, Bosten, Bostin, Bostyn	Old english
	Boswell	From the boar enclosure by the stream.	Boswel	Old english
	Bosworth	From the boar enclosure.		Old english
	Botolf	Herald wolf.		Old english
	Bourne	From the stream.	Born, Borne, Bourn	Old english
	Bowen	Son of owen, son of the well-born one; little, victorious one.	Bohan, Bohann, Bohannon, Bowan, Bowden, Bowin, Bowon, Bowyn, Bowynn	Old english, Gaelic
	Bowyer	Maker of bows.	Bowier	Old english
	Brad	Broad meadow; clearing in the woods. a short form of bradley.	Bradd	Old english, Scottish
	Bradburn	From the broad stream.	Bradbern, Bradberne, Bradborn, Bradborne, Bradbourn, Bradbourne	Old english
	Braden	From the broad valley, salmon.	Bradan, Brade, Bradie, Bradin, Bradon, Bradyn	Old english, Irish
	Bradford	From the broad ford.	Braddford, Bradforde	Old english
	Bradley	A broad lea, meadow; broad clearing in the wood.	Braddley, Bradly	Old english, Scottish
	Bradman	Broad man.	Bradmen	Old english
	Bradshaw	From the broad shore.	Braddshaw, Braddshore	Old english
	Bradwell	From the broad stream.	Braddwel, Braddwell, Bradwel	Old english
	Brainard	Fierce, bold raven.	Bainard	Old english
	Bramwell	From the bramble bush stream	Bramwel	Old english
	Brand	Torch, beacon. a short form of names beginning with "brand".	Bran, Brande, Brando	Old english
	Brando	Raven		Old english, Celtic
	Brandon	Raven	Brandan, Branden, Brandin, Brandyn	Old english, Celtic
	Brant	Proud one; firebrand.	Brandt	Old english
	Brawley	From the hill meadow.	Brawlea, Brawleah, Brawlee, Brawleigh, Brawli, Brawlie, Brawly	Old english
	Breese	Son of rhys, son of the ardent, enthusiastic one.	Brease, Breaz, Breaze, Breez, Breeze	Old english
	Brenton	From the town on the steep hill.	Brentan, Brenten, Brentin, Brentown, Brentun, Brentyn	Old english
	Bridger	Builder of bridges.	Bridgar, Bridge, Bridges, Bridgir, Bridgor	Old english
	Bringham	Dweller b the enclosed bridge homestead.	Bringhem, Bringholm	Old english
	Brinley	Burnt meadow. also a girl's name (but less common) and also a surname.	Brinlee, Brinleigh	Old english
	Brock	A badger.	Broc, Brok	Old english
	Brockley	From the badger meadow.		Old english
	Bromley	Dweller in the meadow.	Bromlea, Bromleah, Bromlee, Bromleigh, Bromlie, Bromly	Old english
	Bronson	Brown's son, son of the brown-haired one.	Bronsan, Bronsen, Bronsin	Old english
	Brook	Dweller from the stream.	Brooke, Brooks	Old english
	Brougher	Dweller at the tower fortress.	Brough	Old english
	Broughton	From the tower fortress town.	Broughtan, Broughten, Broughtown	Old english
	Bruce	Dweller in the woods.		Old english, Old french
	Buck	Male deer, buck. a short form of names beginning with "buck".		Old english
	Buckley	Dweller at the buck / deer meadow.	Bucklea, Buckleah, Bucklee, Buckleigh, Buckly	Old english
	Bud	Messenger, friend.	Buddy	Old english
	Buddy	Messenger, friend.	Bud	Old english
	Bundy	Freedom, free man.	Bundey	Old english
	Burbank	Dweller at the castle slope.	Berbank	Old english
	Burchard	Powerful, strong castle.		Old english
	Burden	Birch tree valley.	Berdan, Berden, Berdon, Birdan, Birden, Birdin, Birdon, Burdan, Burdin, Burdon	Old english
	Burdett	Little shield.	Berdet, Berdett, Berdette, Burdet, Burdette	Old english
	Burford	From the birch tree ford.	Berford, Berforde, Burforde	Old english
	Burgess	Dweller in the birch trees.	Bergess	Old english
	Burke	Dweller from the birch tree manor on the hill.	Berk, Berke, Birk, Birke, Bourke, Burk, Byrk, Byrke	Old english
	Burl	Wine servant; tree with a knot.	Bearl, Bearle, Berl, Berlton, Birl, Birle, Burle, Burlea, Burleah, Burlee, Burleigh, Burley, Burlie, Burly, Burnell, Burnett, Burnette	Old english, English
	Burleigh	Clearing at the manor with knotted tree trunks.	Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh, Berley, Berlie, Berly, Birlea, Birleah, Birlee, Birleigh, Birley, Birlie, Birly, Burlea, Burleah, Burlee, Burlie	Old english
	Burne	From the stream.	Bern, Berne, Bourn, Bourne, Burn	Old english
	Burney	Dweller at the burnt stream island.	Berney, Bernie, Birnie, Birny	Old english
	Burt	Bright. a short form of burton, bright, famous town.	Bert, Birt	Old english
	Burton	Bright, famous town.	Bertan, Berten, Bertin, Berton, Birtan, Birten, Birtin, Birton, Burtan, Burten, Burtin, Burtyn	Old english
	Byford	Dweller by the river ford.	Biforde, Byforde	Old english
	Byrd	Bird-like.	Berd, Bird	Old english
	Byron	Bear strength; from the country estate.	Byran, Byren	Old english, Old french
	Cable	Rope maker.	Cabe, Kabe, Kable	Old english
	Cadby	Dweller by the warrior's estate.	Cadbee, Cadbey, Cadbi, Cadbie	Old english, Old norse
	Caldwell	Dweller by the old stream.	Caldwel, Kaldwel, Kaldwell	Old english
	Caley	Slender one from the meadow.	Calea, Caleah, Calee, Caleigh, Caley, Cali, Calie, Callea, Calleah, Callee, Calleigh, Calley, Calli, Callie, Cally, Caly, Kalea, Kaleah, Kalee, Kaleigh, Kaley, Kali, Kalie, Kaly	Old english, Irish
	Calvert	Cowboy, herder of calves	Calbert, Calburt, Kalbert, Kalvert	Old english
	Carleton	From carl's town, from the town of charles, from the strong, courageous town.	Carlton	Old english
	Carlin	Little champion; strong, courageous one frm the pool.	Carlan, Carlen, Carley, Carli, Carlie, Carling, Carlino, Carlon, Carly	Old english, Irish
	Carlisle	From carl's island, from charles' island; dweller at the strengthened castle.	Carlyle	Old english, Celtic
	Carlton	From carl's / charles' town, from the strong, courageous town.	Carleton, Charlton	Old english
	Carswell	Dweller at the watercress stream.	Carswel, Carswold, Karswel, Karswell, Karswold	Old english
	Carter	Cart maker and driver.	Cart, Cartar, Cartor, Kart, Kartar, Karter, Kartor	Old english
	Castor	Beaver; castle attendant.	Castar, Caster, Castir	Old english, Latin
	Cathbert	Bright, famous.	Courtenay (french), Courtland, Courtlandt, Courtney, Cudbert, Cudbright, Cumbert, Curcio, Curtell, Curtys, Cuthbrid	Old english
	Cathmor	Great warrior; from the pure moor. a masculine form of cathy, purity.	Cathmoor, Cathmoore, Cathmore	Old english, Gaelic, Irish
	Cavell	Little, active; from the cave valley.	Cavel, Kavel, Kavell	Old english, Old french
	Cavill	From the field of jackdaw.	Cavil, Caville, Kavil, Kavill, Kaville	Old english
	Cawley	Ancestral relic, ancient; from the cow meadow.	Calea, Cawleah, Cawlee, Cawleigh, Cawli, Cawlie, Cawly	Old english, Old norse, Scottish
	Cedric	Gift, splendour; war chief.	Cadadoc, Caddaric, Cedrick, Cedrik, Cedro, Cerdic, Ceredic, Cidro	Old english, Welsh
	Chad	From the warrior's estate. the short form of chadwick.	Ceadd, Chaad, Chadd, Chaddi, Chaddie, Chaddy, Chadleigh, Chadler, Chadley, Chadlin, Chadlino, Chadlyn, Chadlyno, Chadman, Chadmen, Chado, Chadron, Chady	Old english
	Chadwick	From the mighty warrior's estate.	Chadwic, Chadwik, Chadwyc, Chadwyck, Chadwyk	Old english
	Chapman	Merchant, tradesperson.	Chapmann, Chapmen, Chapmin, Chapmyn	Old english
	Charlton	From charles' town; from the strong courageous town.	Carleton, Carlton, Charleton	Old english
	Chatham	From the warrior's cottage.	Chathem, Chathim, Chathom, Chatym	Old english
	Chester	Dweller at the fortified camp, fort.	Castar, Caster, Castor, Chesleigh, Chesley, Cheslie, Chestan, Chesten, Chestin, Cheston	Old english
	Chetwin	Belonging to the cottage with the winding path, from a friend's cottage.	Chatwin, Chatwyn, Chetwyn	Old english
	Chiel	Youth, lad.	Chal, Chelovik	Old english
	Chilton	The children's spring town.	Chilt, Chiltown	Old english
	Churchill	Dweller at the church hill.	Churchyl, Churchyll, Curchil	Old english
	Clay	From the clay or earth.	Clabourne, Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn, Claebourne, Claeburn, Clai, Claiborn, Claiborne, Claiburn, Claiburne, Claybourn, Clayburn, Clayburne, Clayd, Cle, Clea, Clee	Old english
	Claybourne	Born of clay or earth.	Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn, Claebourne, Claeburn, Clai, Claiburne, Clay, Claybourn, Clayburn, Clayburne, Clayd	Old english
	Cleanth	Pure, clean.		Old english
	Cleavon	From the cliff.	Cleavan, Cleaven, Cleaver, Cleavin, Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleavy, Clevan, Cleveland, Cleven, Clever, Clevin, Clevon, Clevyn	Old english
	Cleveland	From the cliffed land.	Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleon, Cleven, Clevon	Old english
	Cliff	From the cliff.	Clif, Cliffe, Clyf, Clyfe, Clyff, Clyffe	Old english
	Clifford	From the ford at the side of the cliff.	Cliffith, Clifton	Old english
	Clifton	Belonging to the town near the cliff.	Cliffton	Old english
	Clive	From the cliff.	Cleavant, Cleave, Cleavon, Cleeve, Cleveland, Clevland, Clifford	Old english
	Cobham	From the homestead near the river bend.	Cobbham	Old english
	Coburn	Where the streams meet.	Cobern, Coberne, Cobirn, Cobirne, Cobourn, Cobourne, Coburne, Coburnes, Cobyrn, Cobyrne	Old english
	Cody	Cushion, pillow; helpful.	Codee, Codey, Codi, Codie	Old english, Gaelic, Irish
	Colin	Young child; peaceful dove; from the coal pool.	Cailean, Colan, Cole, Colen, Collan, Collen, Collie, Collin, Collino, Collins, Collyn, Colon, Colyn, Greek), Nicolin (french	Old english, Gaelic, Irish
	Colley	Black-haired one form the meadow.	Colea, Colee, Coleigh, Coley, Coli, Colie, Collea, Colleah, Collee, Colleigh, Colli, Collie, Collier, Colly, Coly	Old english
	Colwyn	Hazel grove; coal friend.	Colwin, Colwyne, Colwynn, Colwynne	Old english, Welsh
	Compton	Town in the valley.	Comptom, Comton	Old english
	Cooper	Barrel maker.	Couper, Keupper, Kooper, Kuepper	Old english
	Corbett	Raven	Corbet, Corbey, Corbin, Corwan, Corwin, Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynne	Old english
	Corwin	From beyond the hill; friend of the heart.	Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynn, Corwynne	Old english, Gaelic
	Courtenay	Short-nosed; of the court.	Cortney, Courtney	Old english, Old french
	Courtland	Dweller at the court land.	Cortlan, Cortland, Courtlan	Old english
	Covell	Dweller at the cave slope.	Covel	Old english
	Covington	Town with a cove.		Old english
	Cramer	To fill.	Crammer, Kramer, Krammer	Old english
	Crandell	Belonging to the valley of the cranes.	Crandel	Old english
	Crane	The crane bird.	Crain, Craine, Crandal, Crandall, Crandel, Crandell, Crayn, Crayne	Old english
	Cranley	From the meadow of the cranes.	Cranlea, Cranleah, Cranlee, Cranleigh, Cranli, Cranlie, Cranly	Old english
	Cranston	Belonging to the town of cranes.	Crainston, Craynston	Old english
	Crawford	From the crow ford.	Craw, Crow, Crowford	Old english
	Cresswell	Stream where cress grows.	Cresswel, Creswel, Creswell	Old english
	Croft	Small pasture.	Crofton	Old english
	Cromwell	Dweller at the winding stream.	Cromwel	Old english
	Crosby	From the villat with a cross; dweller by the town crossing.	Crosbee, Crosbey, Crosbi, Crosbie	Old english, Old norse
	Crosley	Belonging to the cross meadow.	Croslea, Crosleah, Croslee, Crosleigh, Crosli, Croslie, Crosly	Old english
	Crowell	Town crier.	Crawel, Crawell, Crowel, Crowil, Crowill	Old english
	Culver	Dove of peace.	Colvar, Colver, Culvar	Old english
	Cynric	Powerful and royal.		Old english
	Dagwood	From the bright one's forest, daggerwood		Old english
	Dalbert	Pride	Dalbirt, Dalburt, Dalbyrt, Delbert, Delbirt, Delburt, Delbyrt	Old english
	Dale	From the valley	Adale, Dael, Dail, Dal, Daley, Dalton	Old english
	Dana	Fire; bright day. from denmark	Daha, Dahanah, Danah, Danne	Old english, Irish
	Danyon	God is my judge.	Danion	Old english, Hebrew
	Darkon	Dark one.	Darkan, Darken, Darkin, Darkun, Darkyn	Old english
	Darvin	Beloved, dearest, famous sea friend.	Darvan, Darven, Darvon, Darvyn	Old english, French
	Darwin	Beloved, dearest friend.	Darwen, Darwyn, Derwen, Derwin, Derwyn	Old english
	Dayan	Judge; day's end.	Daean, Daian	Old english, Hebrew
	Dean	One who lives in the valley.	Deam, Deame, Deane, Deen, Deene, Deme, Dene, Dino (italian, Dyn, Dyne, Spanish)	Old english
	Deemer	Judge	Deamer, Deimer, Deymer	Old english
	Delwyn	Proud friend; bright friend.	Delevan, Delwin	Old english
	Dempster	Judge	Dempstar	Old english
	Denby	By the valley.	Danbi, Danbie, Danby, Denbey, Denbi, Denbie	Old english
	Denham	From the valley homestead.		Old english
	Denman	From the valley.	Denmen	Old english
	Denton	From the valley estate or town.		Old english
	Denver	From the valley village, dweller at the valley edge.	Denvor	Old english
	Devin	Poet; perfection; from devonshire, people of the deep valley.	Deavin, Deavyn, Devyn	Old english, Irish, Latin
	Devon	Poet; perfection; from devonshire, people of the deep valley.	Deavan, Deaven, Deavon, Devan, Deven, Devon, Devun	Old english, Irish, Latin
	Dickon	Hard-ruler. a short form of richard.	Diccon	Old english
	Diggory	Almost lost; digger.	Diggorie, Digori, Digorie, Digorri, Digory	Old english, Cornish
	Doane	Poem; from down the hill; graceful deer.	Doan	Old english, English, Hebrew, Irish
	Drake	Dragon. male duck.	Draek, Drago (italian), Draik, Draike, Drayk, Drayke	Old english
	Dubric	Black ruler.	Dbryk, Dubrick, Dubrik, Dubryc, Dybryck	Old english
	Dudley	From the meadow.	Dudlea, Dudleah, Dudlee, Dudleigh, Dudli, Dudlie, Dudly	Old english
	Duncan	Brown-haired warrior.	Doncan, Dunkan	Old english
	Dunham	From the brown homestead.	Dunhem	Old english
	Dunley	From the brown, hilly meadow.	Dunlea, Dunleah, Dunlee, Dunleigh, Dunli, Dunlie, Dunly	Old english
	Dunlop	From the brown, mud hill.	Dunlope	Old english
	Dunmore	From the brown moor fort.	Dumoar, Dunmoor, Dunmoore, Dunmor	Old english
	Dunstan	From the brown hill stone.	Dunsten, Dunstin, Dunston, Dunstyn	Old english
	Durward	Keeper of the door.	Derward, Durwood	Old english
	Durwin	Beloved friend.		Old english
	Dustin	Warrior	Dustan, Dusten, Duston, Dustyn	Old english, Teutonic
	Edbert	Prosperous		Old english
	Edelmar	Noble, famous.		Old english
	Edred	Rich, happy counsel.	Edredd	Old english
	Edwald	Wealthy ruler.	Edwaldo	Old english
	Egmont	Top of the mountain.	Egmount	Old english
	Eldred	Old, wise counsel. a form of aldred.	Eldred, Eldrid, Eldryd	Old english
	Eldwin	Old friend.	Eldwen, Eldwyn	Old english
	Ellis	The lord is my god; noble.	Elis, Ellison, Ellys, Ellyson, Elys, Elyson	Old english, Hebrew
	Elmore	Elm-tree, moor dweller.	Ellmoar, Ellmoor, Ellmoore, Ellmor, Ellmore, Elmoar, Elmoor, Elmoore	Old english
	Elsdon	From the noble one's hill.	Elsden, Elsdin, Elsdyn	Old english
	Elson	Ellis' son; the noble one's son. the lord is my god.	Ellson	Old english
	Elston	From ellis' town; from the noble one's town.	Ellston	Old english
	Elsworth	From ellis' estate; from the noble one's estate	Ellsworth	Old english
	Elvy	Elf warrior.	Elvi, Elvie	Old english
	Elwell	From the old stream	Elwel	Old english
	Elwood	From the forest.	Ellwood	Old english
	Emerson	Emery's son, son of the industrious ruler.		Old english
	Emmett	Hard-working, strong; ant	Emmet, Emmit, Emmitt, Emmot, Emmott, Emmyt, Emmytt, Emyt, Emytt	Old english, Teutonic
	Ensor	From the blessed bank.	Ensar, Enser, Ensir	Old english
	Eric	Ruler; brave ruler.	Aryk, E, Ehric, Ehrich, Elika, Enrich, Enrick, Erek (scandinavian), Eric, Erica, Ericah, Erich, Erich (czech, Erick, Erickson, Erico, Ericson, Erik (scandinavian), Eriks (scandinavian), German	Old english, Scandinavian
	Esmond	Gracious protection, shelter.	Esmon, Esmun, Esmund	Old english
	Ethel	Noble	Ethal, Ethelred, Ethil, Ethol, Ethyl	Old english
	Ethelred	Noble counsel.		Old english
	Everard	Strong, brave like a boar.	Eberhard (german), Eberhardt, Everarado (italian), Evered, Everett, Everhardt, Everhart (dutch), Evraud (french)	Old english
	Everley	From evan's meadow, from the well-born one's meadow.	Evanla, Evanleah, Evanlee, Evanleigh, Evanli, Evanlie, Evanly, Evenlea, Evenleah, Evenlee, Evenleigh, Evenli, Evenlie, Evenly	Old english
	Ewald	Always powerful.	Evald, Evold, Ewold	Old english
	Ewert	Herder of ewes.	Ewirt	Old english
	Fahey	Joyful, happy.	Fahay, Fayey	Old english
	Fairfax	Fair headed.		Old english
	Falkner	Falconer	Faulkner, Flacon, Fowler	Old english
	Farlane	From the far lane.	Farlain, Farlaine, Farlayn, Farlayne	Old english
	Farley	From the far meadow.	Fairleah, Fairlee, Fairleigh, Fairley, Farlay, Farlea, Farleah, Farlee, Farleigh, Farli, Farlie, Farly	Old english
	Farnham	From the cottage with the field of ferns.	Farnem, Farnham, Farnhem	Old english
	Farold	Mighty traveller.		Old english
	Farrar	Farrier, blacksmith.	Farar, Farer, Farrel, Farrell, Farrer0	Old english
	Farruca	Freedom, from france; honest. a form of frank.	Farruka, Faruca, Farucah, Frascuelo, Furrucah	Old english, Spanish
	Ferenc	Freedom, from france; honest. a form of francis.	Feren, Ferke, Ferko	Old english, Hungarian
	Filmer	Famous	Fillmore, Filmore, Fyllmer, Fyllmore, Fylmer, Fylmore	Old english
	Filmore	More famous.	Fillmore, Filmore	Old english
	Fitz	Son. the short form of names beginning with 'fitz'.	Fits, Fyts, Fytz	Old english
	Fitzgerald	Son of gerald, son of the brave spear carrier.	Fitsgerald, Fitzgeraldo, Fystgerald, Fytsgeraldo, Fytzgerald, Fytzgeraldo, Gerald, Geraldo	Old english
	Fitzhugh	Son of hugh, son of the intelligent one.	Fitshu, Fitshue, Fitshugh, Fitzhu, Fitzhue, Fytshu, Fytzhue, Fytzhugh	Old english
	Fitzpatrick	Patrick's son, son of the noble one.	Fitspatric, Fitspatrik, Fitzpatric, Fitzpatrik, Fytspatric, Fytspatrick, Fytspatrik, Fytzpatric, Fytzpatrick, Fytzpatrik	Old english
	Fleming	From the lowlands; dutch one.	Flemming, Flemmyng, Flemyng	Old english, Dutch
	Flint	Rock	Flinte, Flynt, Flynte	Old english
	Floyd	Grey-haired	Floid, Floyde, Lloyd, Loyd, Loyde	Old english
	Ford	Fromt eh shallow river crossing.	Forde	Old english
	Fortney	Strong fort.	Fortnum	Old english
	Foster	Guardian of the forest	Forest, Forester, Forestor, Forrest, Forrester, Forrestor, Forster	Old english
	Fowler	Wild fowl trapper.	Falconer, Falkner	Old english
	Fox	Fox	Foxx	Old english
	Foy	Parting feast for a journey	Foi	Old english
	Frank	Freedom; honest, free holder of land. the short form of franklin.	Franc	Old english, Latin
	Franklin	From the honest, free one's stream.	Francklin, Francklyn, Franklin, Franklyn	Old english
	Fraser	Strawberry; curly-haired	Frasier, Frazer (old french), Frazier, Frazyer	Old english, Old french
	Fredson	Son of fred, son of the old counsellor, wise judge.	Frddson, Friddson, Fridson	Old english
	Freeborn	Child of freedom	Freborn, Free	Old english
	Fridolf	Peaceful wolf.	Freydolf, Freydolph, Freydolphe, Freydulph, Freydulphe, Fridolf, Fridolph, Fridolphe	Old english
	Fuller	Clothing presser.		Old english
	Gale	Happy	Gael, Gail, Gayl	Old english
	Galen	Happy	Galan, Galin, Galon, Galyn	Old english
	Gardiner	A gardener.	Gardinar, Gardnar, Gardner, Gardnor	Old english
	Garfield	Battlefield, from the spear or triangular-shaped field.		Old english
	Garrett	Hard spear thrower.	Garet, Garett, Garit, Garret, Garrit, Garritt, Garryt, Garrytt, Garyt, Garytt	Old english, Teutonic
	Garrison	Gary's son, son of the spear carrier; troops stationed at the fort.	Garison, Garryson, Garyson	Old english, French
	Garroway	Spear warrior.		Old english
	Garson	Son of gar.		Old english
	Garth	From the enclosure; spear carrier.	Garthe	Old english, Scandinavian
	Gaylord	High-spirited; happy lord.	Gaelor, Gaelord, Gailard, Gailor, Gailord, Gayler, Gaylor	Old english, Old french
	Gerard	Spear-hard.	Gearard, Gerardo, Geraud, Gerhard, Gerhardt, Gerrard, Gerry, Gherardo, Jerry	Old english
	Gibson	Gilbert's son, son of the trusted, promised one.	Gibbson	Old english
	Gilamu	Wilful. a form of william.		Old english, Basque
	Gilbert	Trust, promise; joy.	Gilberto (italian), Gilburt, Gilburto, Gilibeirt (irish), Gillbert, Gillburt, Gilleabert (scottish), Giselbeert (german)	Old english, German, Hebrew
	Gilmer	Famous host.	Gilmar, Gilmor, Gilmore	Old english
	Ginger	Red-haired, ginger spice.		Old english
	Gladwin	Glad friend.	Gladwen, Gladwenn, Gladwinn, Gladwyn, Gladwynn	Old english
	Glenton	From the valley town.	Glennton	Old english, Scottish
	Glenville	From the village in the glen (valley).	Glennville	Old english, Scottish
	Glenworth	From the homestead in the valley.	Glennworth	Old english, Scottish
	Godric	Good ruler.		Old english
	Godwin	God's friend.	Godwen, Godwinn, Godwyn, Godwynn	Old english
	Gold	Golden-haired blonde.		Old english
	Gomer	Finishing; famous battle.		Old english, Hebrew
	Goodman	Good man.	Goodmen	Old english
	Gool	From the stream.		Old english
	Gordon	From the great hill.	Gordan, Gorden, Gordin, Gordun, Gordyn	Old english
	Gore	From the spear field, from the triangular-shaped field.		Old english
	Graham	From the grey home.	Graeham, Graehame, Graem, Graeme, Grahame, Grahem, Graheme, Grahim, Grahme, Grahym, Graiam, Graiham, Graihame, Grayham, Grayhame, Grayhim, Grayhym, Greyh, Greyham, Greyhame, Greyhem, Greyheme	Old english
	Granger	Farmer	Grainger, Graynger	Old english
	Grantley	From the grand meadow.	Grantlea, Grantleah, Grantlee, Grantleigh, Grantli, Grantlie, Grantly	Old english, French
	Gray	Grey colour.	Grey, Greye	Old english
	Gresham	From the grassy homestead.		Old english
	Grindal	From the green valley.		Old english
	Grover	From the grove.		Old english
	Guard	Guardian, protector.	Gard, Garde	Old english
	Guildford	From the yellow flower ford.	Guild, Guildford	Old english
	Haddon	From the heather-covered hill.	Hadan, Haddan, Hadden, Haddin, Haddyn, Haden, Hadin, Hadon, Hadun, Hadyn	Old english
	Hadley	Heath near the wasteland.	Hadlea, Hadleah, Hadlee, Hadleigh, Hadly	Old english
	Hadwin	War friend.	Hadwen, Hadwinn, Hadwyn, Hadwynn, Hadwynne, Hedwin, Hedwyn	Old english
	Hagley	From the hedged meadow.	Haglea, Hagleah, Haglee, Hagleigh, Hagli, Haglie, Hagly	Old english
	Haig	Dweller at the hedged enclosure.	Hayg	Old english
	Haines	From a vined cottage, fence.	Hanes, Haynes	Old english
	Hal	Estate ruler, dweller at the hall. a short form of names starting with "hal".		Old english
	Halbert	Brilliant one, hero.	Halbirt, Halburt, Halbyrt	Old english
	Hale	Hero from the hall.	Hael, Haele, Hail, Haley, Halford, Hallie, Halsey, Halsy, Hayl, Hayle	Old english
	Haley	Hero; ingenious, from the hay meadow.	Hailea, Haileah, Hailee, Haileigh, Haily, Hale, Halea, Haleah, Haleigh, Halle, Halley, Halli, Hallie, Hally	Old english, Scandinavian
	Halford	From the ford in the side valley.	Haleford	Old english
	Halifax	From the holy field.	Halyfax	Old english
	Hall	Dweller at the hall; from the stone manor.	Hal	Old english, German
	Hallam	From the rock; from the sloping valley.	Halam	Old english, Old norse
	Halley	From the manor, hall in the meadow, from the holy meadow.	Halea, Haleah, Halee, Haleigh, Haley, Hallea, Halleah, Hallee, Halleigh, Hally, Haly	Old english
	Halliwell	Dweller near the holy stream.	Haliwel, Haliwell, Halliwel, Hallywel, Hallywell, Halywell	Old english
	Hallward	Guardian of the hall.	Halward	Old english
	Halse	Neck of land, from hal's land.	Hallsea, Hallsey, Hallsy, Halsea, Halsy	Old english
	Halsey	From hal's island.	Halsy	Old english
	Halstead	From the manor in the grounds.	Halsted	Old english
	Ham	Home, town; dark-complexioned and warm one. a short form of names starting with "ham".	Hamm	Old english, Hebrew
	Hamford	From the rocky ford.		Old english
	Hamilton	From the beautiful mountain, from the proud town, from the crooked hill.	Hamel, Hamelton, Hamil, Hamill, Hamiltan, Hamilten, Hamiltun, Hamiltyn, Hamylton	Old english
	Handley	From the clearing in the forest.	Hadly, Handlea, Handleah, Handlee, Handleigh, Handli, Handlie, Hanlea, Hanleah, Hanlee, Hanleigh, Hanley, Hanli, Hanlie, Hanly	Old english
	Hanford	From the high ford.	Hanforde	Old english
	Hanley	Of the high meadow.	Hanlea, Hanleah, Hanlee, Hanleigh, Hanly, Henlea, Henleah, Henlee, Henleigh, Henley, Henly	Old english
	Harcourt	From the hawker's cottage; fortified dwelling.	Harcort	Old english, Old french
	Harden	From the valley of the hares.	Hardan, Harde, Hardie, Hardin, Harding, Hardon, Hardun, Hardy, Hardyn	Old english
	Harding	Son of the brave one.	Hardin	Old english
	Hardwin	Strong, loyal friend.	Hardwen, Hardwenn, Hardwinn, Hardwyn, Hardwynn	Old english, Teutonic
	Harlan	From the hare's land, from the battle land.	Harland, Harle, Harlen, Harley, Harlin, Harlyn	Old english
	Harley	Spacious meadow, from the wooded hare meadow.	Harlan, Harlea, Harleah, Harlee, Harleigh, Harly	Old english
	Harlow	From the rough hare's hill, troops on the hill	Harlo	Old english
	Harper	Harp player.	Harpo	Old english
	Harris	Harry's son, son of the army ruler.	Haris, Harrys, Harys, Heris, Herris, Herrys, Herys	Old english
	Hart	Male deer, stag.	Arwill, Hart, Harte, Hartleigh, Hartley, Hartwel, Hartwell, Hartwig, Harwell, Harwil, He, Heart, Heartlea, Heartleah, Heartlee, Heartleigh, Heartlie, Heartly, Hersch, Herschel, Hersh	Old english
	Hartley	From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow.	Hart, Harte, Hartlea, Hartleah, Hartlee, Hartleigh, Hartli, Hartlie, Hartly, Hartman	Old english
	Hartwell	From the deer stream.	Hartwel, Hartwil, Hartwill, Hartwyl, Hartwyll	Old english
	Haslett	From the hazelnut tree land.	Haslet, Hazel, Hazet, Hazett, Hazlet, Hazlett	Old english
	Hastings	Son of the stern one; fast.	Hasting	Old english, German
	Hayes	From the place with hedges.	Hays	Old english, Irish
	Hayward	From the forest with hedges.	Heywood	Old english
	Heath	From the field of heather. the short form of names starting with heath.	Heaf, Heaff, Heathcliff, Heathcote, Heathe	Old english
	Heathcliffe	From the field of heather.	Heafclif, Heafcliff, Heaffclif, Heaffcliff, Heaffcliffe, Heaffclyffe, Heathclif, Heathcliffe, Heathclyffe	Old english
	Heathcote	From the cliff cottage on the heather.	Heathcot	Old english
	Hedley	From the meadow with hedges, sheep meadow.	Heddlea, Heddleah, Heddlee, Heddleigh, Heddley, Heddli, Heddlie, Heddly, Hedlea, Hedleah, Hedlee, Hedleigh, Hedli, Hedlie, Hedly	Old english
	Heywood	From the high woods.	Haywood	Old english
	Hilmer	From the remote hill.		Old english
	Hilton	From the town on the hill.	Hillton	Old english
	Holbrook	From the brook near the hollow.	Holbrooke	Old english
	Holcomb	From the deep valley.	Holcombe	Old english
	Holden	From the hollow in the deep valley.	Holdan, Holdin, Holdon, Holdun, Holdyn	Old english
	Hollis	From the holly tree grove.	Hollis, Hollys, Hollyss	Old english
	Holm	Meadow, small island.	Holme, Holmes, Hume	Old english
	Holt	From the forest.	Holtan, Holten, Holtin, Holton, Holtyn	Old english
	Honester	Stone, tool sharpener.		Old english
	Horton	From the grey town; garden.	Hartan, Horten, Hortin, Hortun, Hortyn	Old english, Latin
	Houghton	From the grey town on the steep bank.	Houghtan, Houghten, Houghtin, Hughtan, Hughten, Hughtin, Hughton	Old english
	Houston	From the hill town, from hugh's town, from the intelligent one's town. geographical - a town in texas.	Houstan, Housten, Houstin, Houstun, Houstyn	Old english
	Howard	Watcher, guardian.		Old english
	Howland	From the hills.	Howlande	Old english
	Hoyle	From the hollow.	Hoil, Hoile, Hoyl	Old english
	Hugh	Intelligent; heart, mind.	Aodh (irish), Aoidh (scottish), Danish), Dutch), Hew, Hewe, Hiu (hawaiian), Hosch, Hubbell, Hubert, Huberto, Hue, Huego, Hues, Huet, Huey, Hughe, Hughes, Hugibert, Hugo (german, Hugon, Hugues, Spanish)	Old english, Old german
	Hugo	Intelligent; heart, mind.	Aodh (irish), Aoidh (scottish), Danish), Dutch), Huego, Hugho, Hugo (german, Hugues (french), Spanish), Swedish), Ugo (italian)	Old english, Latin, Old german
	Hunt	A short form of hunt, hunter.		Old english
	Hunter	Hunter	Hunta, Huntar, Huntington, Huntly	Old english
	Huntingdon	From the hunter's hill.		Old english
	Huntington	From the hunter's town.		Old english
	Huntly	From the hunter's meadow.	Huntlea, Huntleah, Huntlee, Huntleigh, Huntley	Old english
	Hurley	From the clearing in the woods, from the hare meadow; sea tide.	Hurlea, Hurleah, Hurlee, Hurleigh, Hurly	Old english
	Hush	Quick; quiet.		Old english, Hebrew
	Hutton	From the house on the overhanging ledge.	Huttan, Hutten, Huttin, Hutton, Huttyn	Old english
	Huxford	From hugh's ford, from the intelligent one's ford.		Old english
	Huxley	From hugh's meadow, from the intelligent one's meadow.	Huxlea, Huxleah, Huxlee, Huxleigh, Huxly	Old english
	Hyatt	From the high gate	Hiat, Hiatt, Hiatte, Hyat, Hyatte	Old english
	Hyde	Measure of land, acreage.		Old english
	Iden	Pasture woods.	Idan, Idin, Idon, Idun, Idyn	Old english
	Ilmer	Boundary; mere of ylla; pool where leeches are found	Ilma	Old english
	Ingram	Raven, angel; wisdom.	Ingrem, Ingrim, Ingrym	Old english, Old norse
	Isham	From the iron estate		Old english
	Ives	Archer wit a ew bow.	Yves	Old english
	Jackson	Son of jack. son of the replacer.	Jackman, Jakman, Jakson, Jaxon	Old english
	Jayson	Healer; son of the jaybird.	Jaysen, Jaysin, Jayssen, Jaysson, Jayssyn	Old english, Greek
	Jefferson	Son of jeffrey, son of divine peace.		Old english
	Joubert	Bright, shining.	Joubirt, Jouburt, Joubyrt	Old english
	Jumbo	Elephant; large.	Jamba, Jambo, Jumba	Old english, African
	Keane	Keen; sharp	Cian, Kanan, Kean, Keanen, Keen, Keene, Keyan, Keyen, Keyin, Keyon, Kian, Kien, Kienan, Kienen	Old english
	Kedrick	Gift, splendour; war chief. a form of cedrick.	Keddric, Keddrick, Keddrik, Keddryc, Keddryck, Kedric, Kedrik, Kedryc, Kedryck, Kedryk	Old english, English
	Kelwin	Friend from the ridge.	Kelwen, Kelwinn, Kelwyn, Kelwynn, Kelwynne	Old english
	Kenelm	Defender of the relations.		Old english
	Kennard	Strength	Kenard, Kenerd, Kenner, Kennerd	Old english
	Kennedy	Royal ruler; helmeted chief.	Kenman, Kennadie, Kennady, Kennard, Kennedey, Kennedi, Kennedie, Kent, Kenton, Kenyon	Old english, Irish
	Kenton	From the royal town.	Kentan, Kenten, Kentin, Kentoon, Kentyn	Old english
	Kenward	Brave warrior.		Old english
	Kenway	From the brave warrior's estate.		Old english
	Kenwood	From the warrior's forest.		Old english
	Kester	From the roman army camp.		Old english
	Kimberley	Royal meadow.	Kimbalea, Kimbaleah, Kimbalee, Kimbaleigh, Kimbaley, Kimbali, Kimbalie, Kimbaly, Kimberlea, Kimberleah, Kimberlee, Kimberleigh, Kimberli, Kimberlie, Kimberly, Kymbalea, Kymbaleah, Kymbalee, Kymbaleigh	Old english
	King	King, ruler.	Kyng	Old english
	Kingsley	From the king's meadow.	Kingslea, Kingsleah, Kingslee, Kingsleigh, Kingsli, Kingslie, Kingsly, Kinslea, Kinsleah, Kinslee, Kinsleigh, Kinsley, Kinsli, Kinslie, Kinsly	Old english
	Kingswell	One who lives at the king's stream.	Kingswel, Kyngswel, Kyngswell	Old english
	Kip	Dweller at the pointed hill, sleep.	Kipp, Kyp, Kypp	Old english
	Knight	Warrior, knight.	Knightlee, Knightleigh, Knightly, Knyght	Old english
	Kyloe	From the meadow of cows	Kilo, Kiloe, Kilow, Kilowe, Kylo, Kylow, Kylowe	Old english
	Kyne	Royal	Kine	Old english
	Lach	Dweller by the water.	Laec	Old english
	Landon	Owner of the grassy land, dweller on the hill.	Landan, Landen, Lander, Landers, Landin, Landis, Landman, Landor, Landors, Landry, Landun, Landyn, Langtry, Lunds, Lunt	Old english
	Langdon	From the long hill.	Langdan, Langden, Langdin, Langdun, Langdyn, Langlea, Langleah, Langlee, Langleigh, Langley, Langli, Langlie, Langly, Langsdon, Langston	Old english
	Langley	Of the long meadow.	Lainglea, Laingleah, Lainglee, Laingleigh, Laingley, Laingli, Lainglie, Laingly, Lang, Langeleigh, Langlea, Langleah, Langlee, Langli, Langlie, Langly	Old english
	Langston	A long, narrow town, farm that belongs to the tall one.	Laingston, Langsdon, Langsdown	Old english
	Laval	Lord	Lave, Lavrans	Old english
	Lawford	From the low ford on the hill.		Old english
	Lawley	Fromt he low meadow on the hill.	Lawlea, Lawleah, Lawlee, Lawleigh, Lawley, Lawli, Lawlie, Lawly	Old english
	Lawson	Lawrence's son, son of the victorious one crowned in laurel leaves.	Lawlea, Lawleah, Lawlee, Lawleigh, Lawley, Lawli, Lawlie, Lawly	Old english
	Lawton	From the town on the hill, refinement.	Laughton	Old english
	Lear	Dweller at the pasture or meadow	Lere	Old english
	Leeland	Shelter	Layland, Layton, Lealan, Lealand, Leelan, Leighlan, Leighland, Leighton, Lelan, Leland, Letant, Leylan, Leyland	Old english
	Leighton	From the meadow town.	Laeton, Laiton, Layton, Leaton, Leeton, Leiton, Leyton	Old english
	Leland	From the meadow	Layland, Layton, Lealan, Lealand, Leelan, Leighlan, Leighland, Leighton, Lelan, Letant, Leylan, Leyland	Old english
	Len	House with tenants. the short form of names beginning with "len".	Lenn	Old english
	Lenny	House with tenants. the short form of names beginning with "len".	Lenee, Leney, Leni, Lenie, Lenney, Lenni, Lennie, Leny	Old english
	Leofric	Beloved ruler.	Leofrick, Leofrik, Leofryc, Leofryck, Leofryk	Old english
	Leofwin	Beloved friend.	Leofwen, Leofwyn	Old english
	Lester	From the chosen camp; shining lamp.	Leichester	Old english, Latin
	Levin	Dearest friend.	Leevon, Levon, Levone, Levonne, Levyn, Levynn, Lew, Lewan, Lewen, Lewon, Lewyn, Louan, Louen, Louin, Louon, Louyn, Loveonn, Lyvon, Lyvonn, Lyvonne	Old english
	Liddon	Shelter	Lidon, Lyddon, Lydon	Old english
	Lincoln	From the place near the pool, from the colony by the pool.	Lincon, Lincoyn, Lyncoln, Lyncoyn	Old english
	Lind	Dweller by the linden, tree.	Lynd	Old english
	Linden	From the linden or lime-tree valley.	Lindan, Lindin, Lindon, Lindyn, Lyndan, Lynden, Lyndin, Lyndon, Lyndyn	Old english
	Lindley	From the meadow with linden or lime trees.	Lindlea, Lindleah, Lindlee, Lindleigh, Lindli, Lindlie, Lindly, Lyndlea, Lyndleah, Lyndlee, Lyndleigh, Lyndley, Lyndli, Lyndlie, Lyndly	Old english
	Lindsay	From the linden-tree island.	Lindsee, Lindsey, Linsey, Lyndsay, Lyndsee, Lyndsey	Old english
	Linford	From the linden-tree river crossing.	Lynford	Old english
	Lingrel	River bank, rising hill.	Lyngrel	Old english
	Link	From the river bank.	Linc, Linck, Lync, Lynck, Lynk	Old english
	Linley	From the flax field.	Linlea, Linleah, Linlee, Linleigh, Linli, Linlie, Linly, Lynlea, Lynleah, Lynlee, Lynleigh, Lynley, Lynli, Lynlie, Lynly	Old english
	Linton	From the flax town.	Lynton	Old english
	Lionel	Young lion, cub.	Lionello (italian, Lyonell, Lyonelle, Lyonello, Spanish)	Old english
	Litton	From the farm on the little hillside town.	Lyle, Lytel, Lytten, Lytton	Old english
	Lleyton	From the meadow town.	Leahton, Leaton, Leeton, Leighton, Leyton	Old english
	Locke	From the forest or enclosure, woods, fortified place, pond.	Loc, Lock, Lockwood	Old english
	Lyman	From the meadow valley.	Leaman, Leamen, Leeman, Leemen, Leiman, Leimen, Leyman, Liman, Limen, Limin, Limon, Limyn, Lymen, Lymin, Lymon, Lymyn	Old english
	Lytton	Place on the loud torrent; town by the loud stream	Liton, Litton, Lyton	Old english
	Macadam	Son of adam, son of the earth.	Mackadam, Makadam	Old english, Scottish
	Mackinley	Kinle's son, son of the skilful leader; son of hte relative from the meadow.	Ma, Mackinlea, Mackinleah, Mackinlee, Mackinleigh, Mackinli, Mackinnly, Mackynlea, Mackynleah, Mackynlee, Mackynleigh, Mackynlie, Mackynly, Makinleah, Makinlee, Makinleigh, Makinley, Makinlie, Makinly	Old english, Irish
	Macon	Creating, to perform.	Macan, Macen, Macin, Macun, Macyn	Old english
	Madison	Son of matthew, son of the powerful warrior.	Maddison, Maddyson, Madyson	Old english
	Maldon	Meeting place in the wood hollow.	Maldan, Malden, Maldin, Maldun, Maldyn	Old english
	Malin	Little warrior	Malen, Malin, Mallen, Mallin, Mallon, Mallyn, Malon, Malyn	Old english
	Manford	From the man's river crossing.	Manforde, Menford, Menforde	Old english
	Manfred	Man of peace.	Manfredo, Manfrid, Manfried, Manfryd, Manyfred, Manyfrid, Manyfryd	Old english
	Manger	Trough for animals, where jesus slept after being born.	Mangar, Mangor	Old english
	Manley	Form the masculine one's meadow.	Manlea, Manleah, Manlee, Manleigh, Manlie, Manly	Old english
	Mann	Masculine; hero.	Man	Old english, German
	Manning	Son of mann, son of the masculine one.	Maning	Old english
	Manrico	Masculine ruler.	Manricko, Manriko, Manrycko, Manryco, Manryko	Old english, Italian
	Mansfield	From the masculine one's field.	Mansfyeld	Old english
	Manton	From the masculine one's town.	Mantan, Manten, Mantin, Mantyn	Old english
	Marden	From the warrior's valley.	Mardan, Mardin, Mardon, Mardun, Mardyn	Old english
	Marlan	From the warrior's land.	Mahlan, Mahlen, Mahlin, Mahlon, Mahlyn, Marlen, Marlin, Marlon, Marlyn	Old english
	Marland	From the warrior's land.	Mahland, Mahlend, Mahlind, Marlen, Marlind, Marlond, Marlynd	Old english
	Marlow	From the hill near the lake.	Marlo, Marlowe	Old english
	Marmaduke	Servant of madoc, lucky; noble, mighty.	Duke, Marmaduc, Marmaduk, Marmeduke, Melmidoc	Old english, Irish
	Marsden	From the warrior's valley.	Mardyn, Marsdan, Marsdin, Marsdon	Old english
	Marsh	From the marsh area.		Old english
	Marston	From the town by the lake or marsh, from the warrior's town.	Marstan, Marsten, Marstin, Marstyn	Old english
	Marvin	Friend of the sea, lover of the sea.	Maarvyne, Marv, Marvan, Marven, Marvon, Marwen, Marwin, Marwon, Marwyn, Mervan, Merven, Mervin, Mervon, Mervyn, Merwin, Merwyn, Murvan, Murven, Murvin, Murvine, Murvon, Murvyn, Murvyne, Murwin, Murwyn	Old english
	Marwood	From the forest near themmarsh, from the warrior's forest.		Old english
	Massing	Place of warriors.	Massey, Massin	Old english
	Mather	Army power.	Mathers	Old english
	Maxwell	From the extreme stream	Maxwel	Old english
	Mayfield	From the warrior's field	Maefield, Maifield	Old english
	Meade	From the meadow.	Mead, Meed	Old english
	Medric	From the flourishing meadow.	Mead, Meade, Medard, Medford, Medrick, Medrik, Medryc, Medryck, Medryk	Old english
	Melbourne	From the mill stream.	Medlon, Melborn, Melborne, Melburn, Melburne, Melden, Milbourne, Milburn, Milburne	Old english
	Meldon	From the mill hill.	Meldan, Melden, Meldin, Meldyn	Old english
	Meldrick	From the powerful mill.	Meldric, Meldrik, Meldryc, Meldryck, Meldryk	Old english
	Melrose	Rose from the mill, from the bare moor.	Melros	Old english
	Melvin	Mel's friend from the mill; sword friend.	Melvan, Melven, Melvern, Melverne, Melvine, Melvirn, Melvirne, Melvyn, Melvyrn, Melvyrne	Old english, Gaelic, Irish
	Merivale	Pleasant valley.	Merical, Meryval, Meryvale	Old english, Old french
	Merritt	Little famous one; deserving.	Merit, Meritt, Merrit, Merryt	Old english, Latin
	Milburn	From the mill stream.	Milborn, Milborne, Milbourn, Milbourne, Milburne, Millborn, Millborne, Millbourn, Millbourne, Millburn, Millburne	Old english
	Millard	Caretaker of the mill.	Millar, Miller, Mylard, Myllard	Old english, Latin
	Millington	From the mill town.	Milington	Old english
	Millyn	Words; from the mill pool.	Millin, Myllin, Myllyn	Old english, Aramaic
	Milton	From the mill town	Millard, Miller, Mills, Millton, Myllton, Mylton, Nillton, Nilton, Nyllton, Nylton	Old english
	Milward	Mill keeper.	Mylward	Old english
	Minster	From the monastery church.	Mynster	Old english
	Monford	From the monk's river crossing.	Montford, Mountford	Old english
	Morland	From the marsh meadow	Moarlan, Moorelan, Mooreland, Moorlan, Moorland, Moraland, Morelan, Moreland, Morlan, Morland	Old english
	Morley	From the meadow near the marsh	Morlea, Morleah, Morlee, Morleigh, Morli, Morlie, Morly	Old english
	Morris	Dark one from the moor	Moris, Morison, Morrys, Morys	Old english, Latin
	Morrison	Son of morris		Old english
	Morse	Son of the dark one from the moor.		Old english
	Morton	From the town near the marsh	Mortan, Morten, Mortin, Mortun, Mortyn	Old english
	Moulton	Mule stable town		Old english
	Muir	From the marsh	Muire, Muyr, Muyre	Old english, Gaelic, Scottish
	Nair	Heir	Nayr	Old english
	Naldo	A short form of reginald, mighty and powerfull.		Old english
	Naylor	Nail maker.	Nailor	Old english
	Nesbit	River bend which is nose-shaped, shaped like a nose, nose shaped bend.	Naisbit, Naisbitt, Naisbyt, Naisbytt, Nesbitt, Nesbyt, Nesbytt, Nisbet, Nisbett, Nysbet, Nysbett, Nysbit, Nysbitt, Nysbyt, Nysbytt	Old english
	Nevin	Little saint; nephew.	Nefan, Nefen, Nefin, Nevan, Neven, Nevins, Nevon, Nevyn, Nivan, Niven (english), Nivon, Nivyn, Nyvan, Nyven, Nyvin, Nyvon, Nyvyn	Old english, Gaelic, Irish
	Newbold	From the new building.		Old english
	Newell	From the new spring.	Newel	Old english
	Newland	From the reclaimed land.	Newlan	Old english
	Newlin	From the new pool.	Newlyn	Old english
	Newton	From the new town.	Naunton, Newborough, Newburrie, Newburry, Newtown	Old english
	Nixon	Nicholas' son, son of the victorious people.	Nixan, Nixen, Nixin, Nixson, Nixun, Nixyn, Nyxan, Nyxen, Nyxin, Nyxon, Nyxyn	Old english
	North	From the north.		Old english
	Northcliff	From the north cliff.	Northclif, Northclife, Northcliff, Northcliffe, Northclith, Northclithe, Northclyf	Old english
	Northrop	From the north town.	Northrup	Old english
	Norton	From the northern town.	Northton, Northtown	Old english
	Norville	From the northern village.	Norvale, Norvil, Norvile, Norvill	Old english
	Norvin	Friend from the north.	Norvyn, Norwin, Norwyn	Old english
	Norward	Guardian of the north.	Norwald, Norword	Old english
	Norwell	From the north stream.	Northwel, Northwell, Norwel	Old english
	Norwood	Guard at the north gate, from the northern forest.	Northwood	Old english
	Nudge	Gentle push.	Nudg	Old english, Australian
	Nunnally	From the valley of the nuns.	Nunally, Nunnaly	Old english
	Oakes	Dweller by the oak trees.	Oak, Oake, Oaklea, Oakleah, Oaklee, Oakleigh, Oakley, Oaklie, Oakly, Oakol, Oaks, Oaky	Old english
	Oakley	Field of oak trees	Oak, Oaklea, Oakleah, Oaklee, Oakleigh, Oakli, Oaklie, Oakly	Old english
	Odell	Wealthy, little.; one who lives in the valley.	Odel, Odele, Odelle	Old english, Scandinavian
	Odo	Wealthy. a form of otto.	Aodh, Audo, Odoh	Old english
	Ogden	Lives besides the oaks, from the valley with the oak trees.	Ogdan, Ogdin, Ogdon, Ogdyn	Old english
	Oglesby	Awe-inspiring one.	Oglesbi, Oglesbie	Old english
	Olney	From the old island.		Old english
	Onslow	From the zealous one's hill.		Old english
	Ord	Spear	Orde	Old english
	Ordway	Spear path.	Ordwai	Old english
	Orel	Eagle; listener; from the hill of ore.	Oran, Oreel, Orele, Orell, Orelle, Orenthal, Oriel, Oriele, Orielle, Orin, Orran, Orrel, Orrele, Orrell, Orrelle, Orren, Orrin, Orryn, Oryn	Old english, Latin, Russian
	Orford	From the upper river crossing.		Old english
	Orman	Mariner; spearman.	Ormen	Old english, Teutonic
	Ormond	From the bear mountain.	Ormon, Ormondo	Old english
	Orton	From the riverside town.	Ortan, Ortin, Ortn, Ortyn	Old english
	Osbert	Clever, bright, divine; bright god.	Osbirt, Osborne, Osbyrt, Osric	Old english, Old norse
	Osborn	Divine warrior; divine bear.	Osborne, Osbourn, Osbourne, Osburn, Osburne	Old english, Old norse
	Oscar	Divine strength, divine spear.	Oke, Oscer, Osgar (gaelic), Oskar, Oskaras (lithuanian), Osker	Old english, Scandinavian
	Osgood	Divinely good, creator.		Old english
	Osmand	Protected by god.	Esman, Esmand, Osman, Osmond, Osmondo, Osmund, Osmundo, Oswin, Oswyn	Old english
	Osmar	Divinely glorious.	Osmer, Osmir, Osmor, Osmyr	Old english
	Osmond	Godly defence, divine protector.	Osmonde, Osmondo, Osmont, Osmonte, Osmund, Osmunde, Osmundo, Osmunt, Osmunte	Old english
	Osred	Divine advisor.		Old english
	Osric	Divine ruler.	Osric, Osrick, Osrig, Osrik, Osryc, Osryck, Osryg, Osryk	Old english
	Ossie	Divine		Old english
	Oswald	God of the forest, divinely ruled by god.	Osvald, Osvaldo, Osvalds, Oswal, Oswaldo, Oswall, Oswel, Osweld, Osweldo, Oswell	Old english
	Oswin	Divine friend.	Oswyn	Old english
	Otis	Son of otto, son of the wealthy, prosperous one; one who hears well.	Oates, Otes, Ottis, Ottys, Otys	Old english, Greek
	Oxford	From the oxen river crossing.	Oxforde	Old english
	Oxley	From the meadow of the oxen.	Oxlea, Oxleah, Oxlee, Oxleigh, Oxli, Oxlie, Oxly	Old english
	Oxton	From the ox town.	Oxtan, Oxten, Oxtin, Oxtyn	Old english
	Ozzie	Divinely ruled by god, god of the forest. the short form of names starting with "os" or "oz".	Osi, Osie, Oss, Ossi, Ossie, Ossy, Osy, Oz, Ozi, Ozie, Ozy, Ozz, Ozzi, Ozzy	Old english
	Palmer	Palm bearer, pilgrim.	Palm, Palma, Palmah	Old english
	Pancho	Freedom; honest. a form of frank.	Panchito	Old english, English, Spanish
	Patton	From the warrior's town.	Patan, Paten, Patin, Paton, Pattan, Patten, Pattin pattun, Pattyn, Patyn	Old english
	Patwin	Man; noble friend.	Patwyn	Old english, Native american
	Pelham	From the stream village; pelt, hide.	Pelhem, Pelhim, Pelhon, Pelhym	Old english
	Pendle	Hill	Pendal, Pendel, Penndal, Penndel, Penndle	Old english
	Penn	From the enclosure; commander; quill, pen.	Pen	Old english, Latin, Old german
	Perry	A rock, stone. a form of peter. a short form of peregrine, foreigner.	Peree, Perey, Peri, Perie, Perree, Perrey, Perri, Perrie, Pery	Old english, Greek
	Peton	From the warrior's town.	Peaten, Peatin, Peatoan, Peaton, Peatun, Peatyn, Petan, Peten, Petin, Petun, Petyn	Old english
	Peyt	From the warrior's estate, from the toll keeper's town, from the fighting-man's estate. a short form of peyton.		Old english
	Peyton	From the warrior's estate, from the toll keeper's town, from the fighting-man's estate.	Paeton, Paiton, Payton, Peiton	Old english
	Phillips	Son of philip.		Old english
	Pickford	From the river crossing near the pick.		Old english
	Pickworth	From the woodcutter's estate.		Old english
	Picton	From the town near the pointy hill.	Picktown, Picktyn, Pickun, Pictan, Picten, Pictun, Piktan, Pikten, Piktin, Pikton, Piktown, Piktun, Piktyn, Pyckton, Pyctin, Pycton, Pyctyn, Pyktin, Pykton, Pyktyn	Old english
	Pitt	From the hollow or pit.	Pit	Old english
	Pollock	Small; crowned.	Polick, Pollick, Polloch, Pollok, Polock, Polok	Old english, Greek
	Prescott	Priest's cottage.	Prescot	Old english
	Putnam	Dweller by the pond; tree pruner.	Putnem, Putnum	Old english, Latin
	Quigley	From the queen's meadow.	Quiglea, Quigleah, Quiglee, Quigleigh, Quigli, Quiglie, Quigly	Old english
	Quiller	Writer	Quiler	Old english
	Quinton	Fifth child; from the queen's estate or town.		Old english, Latin
	Rad	Counsellor	Radd, Radel, Radell	Old english
	Radbert	Brilliant counsellor.	Radbirt, Radburt, Radbyrt, Raddbert, Raddbirt, Raddburt, Raddbyrt	Old english
	Radborne	From the red stream.		Old english
	Radburn	From the red, reedy brook.	Radbern, Radborn, Radborne, Radburne, Radbyrn, Radbyrne	Old english
	Radcliffe	From the red cliff.	Radclif, Radcliff, Radclith, Radclithe, Radclyth, Redclif, Redcliff, Redcliffe, Redclyth	Old english
	Radford	From the red ford.		Old english
	Radley	From the red meadow.	Radlea, Radleah, Radlee, Radleigh, Redlee, Redleigh, Redley, Redli, Redlie, Redly	Old english
	Radolf	Swift wolf counsellor.	Radolph	Old english
	Raleigh	Fields of birds; from the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow.	Raelea, Raeleah, Raelee, Raeleigh, Railea, Raileah, Railee, Raileigh, Railey, Raylea, Rayleah, Raylee, Rayleigh, Rayley, Realey	Old english
	Ralston	Dweller at the ralph's town, dweller at the wolf counsellor's town.	Ralfston, Ralfstone, Ralfton, Ralftone, Ralphstone, Ralphton, Ralphtone, Ralstone, Ralstyn	Old english
	Ramsay	From the ram or raven island, the wild garlic island.	Ramsee, Ramsey, Ramsi, Ramsie, Ramsy	Old english
	Ramsden	From the ram's valley/	Ramsden, Ramsdin, Ramsdon, Ramsdyn	Old english
	Ramsey	Raven's island.		Old english
	Randall	Shield, wolf, wolf counsellor.	Randal, Randall, Randel, Randell	Old english
	Randolph	Shield, wolf, wolf counsellor.	Randolf, Randolfe, Randolphe, Randolpus, Randulfe, Randulp, Randulph, Randulphe	Old english
	Randy	Shield, wolf, wolf counsellor. a short form of randall and randolph.	Randee, Randey, Randi, Randie	Old english
	Rankin	Little shield, little protector.	Rankyn	Old english
	Ransford	From the raven's river crossing.	Ransforde, Rensford, Rensforde	Old english
	Ransley	From the raven's meadow.	Ranslea, Ransleah, Ranslee, Ransleigh, Ransli, Ranslie, Ransly	Old english
	Ransom	Son of the shiled, son of the warrior.	Randsom, Randsome, Ransome	Old english
	Raven	The raven bird, black-haired.	Ravan, Ravin, Ravon, Ravone, Ravonne, Ravyn, Ravynn	Old english
	Ravia	Fourth-born child.	Raviah, Ravyn, Ravynn	Old english
	Rawdon	From the rough hill.	Rawdan, Rawden, Rawdin, Rawdyn	Old english
	Rawlins	Son of the little wolf counsellor.	Rawlin, Rawling, Rawlings, Rawlyn, Rawlyng, Rawlyngs	Old english
	Rawson	Son of the little wolf counsellor.	Rawsin, Rawsyn	Old english
	Rayburn	From the roe deer stream.	Raebourn, Raebourne, Raebur, Raeburne, Raibourne, Raiburn, Raiburne, Railbourn, Raybourn, Raybourne, Rayburne, Reybourn, Reybourne, Reyburn, Reyburne	Old english
	Raydon	From the rye hill.	Raedan, Raeden, Raedin, Raedon, Raedyn, Raidan, Raiden, Raidin, Raidon, Raidyn, Reydan, Reyden, Reydin, Reydon, Reydyn	Old english
	Rayford	From the stream ford, from the shallow river crossing.	Raiford, Raiforde, Reyford, Reyforde	Old english
	Raymond	Wise protection, mighty.	Italian), Raimo (finnish), Raimondo (italian), Raimous, Raimund (german), Raimundas (lithuanian), Raimundo (spanish, Raimundus, Rainmond (french), Ramon (spanish), Raymund, Raymundo, Reaman, Reamonn (	Old english
	Reade	Red-haired.	Read, Reed, Reid, Reide, Reyd, Reyde	Old english, Australian
	Reading	Reade's son, son of the red-haired one.	Redding, Reiding	Old english
	Red	Red-haired.	Redd	Old english, Australian
	Redford	From the red shall river crossing.	Radford	Old english
	Redley	Dweller at the red meadow.	Radlea, Radleah, Radlee, Radleigh, Radley, Radli, Radlie, Radly, Redlea, Redleah, Redlee, Redleigh, Redley, Redli, Redlie, Redly	Old english
	Redman	Red-haired man.	Radman, Radmann, Redmann	Old english
	Redwald	Mighty counsellor.	Radwald, Radweld, Radwold, Redwold	Old english
	Reed	Red-haired.	Read, Reade, Reid, Reide, Reyd, Reyde	Old english, Australian
	Reginald	King, powerful, mighty.	Danish), Ragnall (irish), Rajnold (polish), Raonmill, Raynold, Reginaldas, Reginaldus (lithuanian), Reginauld, Regnaud (french), Rein (estonian), Reinald (german), Reinaldo (spanish), Reinhold (swedish	Old english
	Renfrew	From the still river.	Ranfrew	Old english
	Renshaw	From the raven's forest.	Ranshaw, Ranshore, Renshore	Old english
	Renton	From the roe-deer town.	Rentown	Old english
	Rexford	Dweller at the king's ford.	Rexforde	Old english
	Reynold	Powerful, mighty.	Raenold, Rainold, Raynold, Reginald, Reinold, Renard, Renardo, Renato, Renaud, Reynolds	Old english
	Rhett	Mighty, red; ardent, enthusiastic	Rhet	Old english, Welsh
	Rhydwyn	Friend from the white river crossing.	Rhidwin	Old english, Welsh
	Richmond	From the powerful, hard mountain; powerful protector.	Rchmunde, Richman, Richmand, Richmando, Richmon, Richmondo, Richmondt, Richmound, Richmun, Richmund, Richmundo, Rychman, Rychmand, Rychmon, Rychmond, Rychmondo, Rychmont, Rychmun, Rychmund, Rychmundo	Old english, Old french, Old german
	Riddock	From the smooth field.	Riddoc, Riddok, Ridoc, Ridock, Ridok, Rydoc, Rydock, Rydok	Old english
	Rider	Horse rider.	Ridar, Ridley, Rydar, Rydder, Ryder, Ryderson	Old english
	Ridge	From the ridge.	Rydge	Old english
	Ridgeway	From the road at the ridge.	Rydgeway	Old english
	Ridgley	Dweller by the ridged meadow.	Ridglea, Ridgleah, Ridglee, Ridgleigh, Ridgli, Ridglie, Ridgly, Rydglea, Rydgleah, Rydglee, Rydgleigh, Rydgli, Rydglie, Rydgly	Old english
	Ridley	From the red meadow.	Ridlea, Ridleah, Ridlee, Ridleigh, Ridly, Rydlee, Rydleigh, Rydli, Rydlie, Rydly	Old english
	Ridpath	Dweller on the red path.		Old english
	Rigg	From the ridge.	Rig, Riggs, Rigo, Ryg, Rygg, Ryggs, Rygs	Old english
	Ringo	Bell ringer; apple.	Ryngo	Old english, Japanese
	Ripley	From the shouter's meadow. from the strip of wood in the clearing.	Riplea, Ripleah, Riplee, Ripleigh, Ripli, Riplie, Riply, Ripplee, Rippleigh, Rippley, Rippli, Ripplie, Ripply, Ryp, Ryplea, Rypleah, Ryplee, Rypleigh, Rypley, Ryplie, Rypplea, Ryppleah, Rypplee	Old english
	Risley	From the brushwood meadow.	Riselah, Rislea, Rislee, Risleigh, Risley, Risli, Rislie, Risly, Ryslea, Rysleah, Ryslee, Rysleigh, Rysley, Rysli, Ryslie, Rysly	Old english
	Riston	From the brushwood town.	Ryston, Wriston, Wryston	Old english
	Rochester	From the stone camp.		Old english
	Rock	From the stone.	Roc, Rockee, Rockey, Rocki, Rockie, Rocky, Rok	Old english
	Rockwell	From the rocky spring, from the stone by the stream.	Rockwel, Rocwell, Rokwell	Old english
	Rodden	From the roe-deer valley, from the reed valley.	Rodan, Roden, Rodin, Rodon, Rodyn, Roedan, Roeddan, Roedden, Roeddin, Roeddon, Roeddyn, Roeden, Roedin, Roedon, Roedyn	Old english
	Roden	From the reed valley.		Old english
	Rodmann	One who rides with the knight, from the clearing.	Rodman	Old english
	Rodney	Land near the water, from the famous one's clearing on the island.	Rod, Roddnee, Roddney, Roddni, Roddnie, Roddny, Rodnee, Rodni, Rodnie, Rodny	Old english
	Rodwell	Dweller at the cross near the stream.	Roddwell	Old english
	Ronson	Son of the mighty, powerful one.	Bronan, Bronsan, Bronsen, Bronsin, Bronson, Ronan, Ronsen, Ronsin, Ronsun, Ronsyn	Old english
	Roone	Mysterious, magic sign; counsel.	Roon, Rune	Old english
	Roper	Maker of rope.		Old english
	Roslin	From the cape, headland meadow; from the rose pool. the masculine form of rosalin.	Roslyn, Rozlin, Rozlyn	Old english, Old french
	Roswald	From the field of roses; horsepower.	Roswold	Old english, Danish
	Rowley	From the rough wood clearing.	Rowlea, Rowleah, Rowlee, Rowleigh, Rowli, Rowlie, Rowly	Old english
	Roxbury	From the castle fortress.	Roburg, Roxburge, Roxburghe	Old english
	Royce	King's son, prince.	Royse	Old english
	Royden	From the rye hill.	Roidan, Roiden, Roidin, Roidon, Roidyn, Royden, Roydin, Roydun, Roydyn	Old english
	Ruck	Rook bird.		Old english
	Rudd	Red-brown complexioned.		Old english
	Rudy	Famous wolf. a short form of rudolph; red-brown complexioned.	Rudee, Rudey, Rudi, Rudie, Rudolph, Rudy	Old english, Old german
	Rudyard	From the red enclosure.		Old english
	Ruford	From the red ford.		Old english
	Rush	Red-haired; from the rushes.		Old english, French
	Rushford	From the rushes near the river crossing.	Rushforde	Old english
	Rusty	Redhead	Rust, Ruste, Rustee, Rustey, Rusti, Rustie	Old english, Old french
	Rutherford	From the castle river crossing.	Rutherforde, Ruverford, Ruverforde	Old english
	Rutledge	From the red ledge.		Old english
	Rutley	From the stumpy, red meadow.	Rutlea, Rutleah, Rutlee, Rutleigh, Rutli, Rutlie, Rutly	Old english
	Rycroft	From the rye field.	Ricroft	Old english
	Ryderson	Ryder's son, son of the horse rider.	Riderson	Old english
	Ryle	Frm the rye hill.	Riel, Riell, Rielle, Ryel, Ryele, Ryell, Ryelle	Old english
	Ryman	Seller of rye.	Riman	Old english
	Ryton	From the rye town.	Riton	Old english
	Sadler	Saddle maker.	Saddler	Old english
	Salisbury	From the fort by the willow pool.	Salisberi, Salisberie, Salisberri, Salisberrie, Salisberry, Salisbery, Salisburi, Salisburie, Salisburri, Salisburrie, Salisburry, Salysberry, Salysbery, Salysburry, Salysbury	Old english
	Salton	From the manor hall town, from the will tree town.	Saltan, Salten, Saltin, Saltyn	Old english
	Sanders	Alexander's son, son of the defender of humankind; from the beach.	Sanda, Sandas, Sander, Sanderson, Saunder, Saunders, Saunderson	Old english, Greek
	Sandy	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander; from the beach.	Alexander, Sande, Sandee, Sandey, Sandi, Sandie	Old english, Greek
	Santon	From the beach town.	Santan, Santen, Santin, Santun, Santyn	Old english
	Saxton	Swordsman's town, from the saxon's town, from the town of the warrior.	Saxtan, Saxten, Saxtin, Saxtyn	Old english
	Scott	Of scottish origin.	Scot, Skot, Skott	Old english
	Sedgley	From the meadow of the sword.	Sedglea, Sedgleah, Sedglee, Sedgleigh, Sedgli, Sedglie, Sedgly	Old english
	Sedgwick	Dweller from the place of the sword grass.	Sedgwic, Sedgwik, Sedgwyc, Sedgwyck, Sedgwyk	Old english
	Seeley	Blessed and happy one's meadow.	Sealea, Sealeah, Sealee, Sealeigh, Sealey, Seali, Sealie, Sealy, Seelea, Seeleah, Seeli, Seelie, Seely, Seilea, Seileah, Seilee, Seileigh, Seiley, Seili, Seilie, Seily, Seyle, Seylea	Old english
	Sefton	From the place in the rushes.	S eften, Seftan, Seftin, Seftun, Seftyn	Old english, Old norse
	Selden	Rare, strange one form the willow valley; from the house on the hill.	Seldan, Seldin, Seldon, Seldyn	Old english, English
	Seldon	From the house on the hill.	Seldan, Selden, Seldin, Seldun, Seldyn	Old english
	Selway	Rich way.	Selwai	Old english
	Senior	Lord of the manor.	Senyor	Old english
	Sewal	Victorious strength.	Sewell	Old english
	Shade	Shadow cover, dweller from the shady doe enclosure.	Sadoe, Shadey, Shadow, Shaed, Shaede, Shaid, Shaide, Shayd, Shayde	Old english
	Shadwell	From the shad-fish stream	Shadwal, Shadwall, Shadwel, Shedwal, Shedwall, Shedwel, Shedwell	Old english
	Shaw	Dweller at the grove	Shawe, Shor, Shore	Old english
	Shelby	From the estate by the ledge.	Shelbea, Shelbee, Shelbi, Shelbie	Old english
	Sheldon	From the ledge	Sheldan, Shelden, Sheldin, Sheldun, Sheldyn	Old english
	Shelpey	From the sheep meadow	Shelpea, Shelpeah, Shelpee, Shelpeigh, Shelpi, Shelpie, Shelpy	Old english
	Shelton	From the shelly beachside town.	Sheltan, Shelten, Sheltin, Sheltyn	Old english
	Shep	Sheep.		Old english
	Shepley	From the sheep meadow.	Sheplea, Shepleah, Sheplee, Shepleigh, Shepli, Sheplie, Sheply	Old english
	Sherborne	From the clear stream.	Sherborn, Sherbourn, Sherbourne	Old english
	Sheridan	Wild; from the shire valley.	Sheriden, Sheridon, Sheridyn, Sherisin, Sheryden, Sherydin, Sherydon, Sherydyn, Syerydan	Old english, Irish
	Sherlock	One with the fair, short hair.	Sherloc, Sherloch, Sherloche, Sherlocke, Sherlok	Old english
	Sherman	Shearer.	Shermann, Shermen, Shirman, Shirmann, Shyrman, Shyrmann	Old english
	Shipley	Dweller at the sheep meadow.	Shiplea, Shipleah, Shiplee, Shipleigh, Shipli, Shiplie, Shiply, Shyplea, Shypleah, Shyplee, Shypleigh, Shypley, Shypli, Shyplie, Shyply	Old english
	Shipton	Dweller at the sheep town.	Shiptan, Shipten, Shiptin, Shiptun, Shiptyn, Shyptan, Shypten, Shyptin, Shypton, Shyptyn	Old english
	Siddell	From the wide valley; from st denis' valley.	Siddel, Sidel, Sidell, Sydel, Sydell	Old english, Old french
	Silburn	Child who is blessed.	Silborn, Silborne, Silboune, Silbourn, Silburne, Sylborn, Sylborne, Sylbounre, Sylbourn, Sylburn, Sylburne	Old english
	Simpson	Simon's son. son of the one who listens	Simpsan, Simpsen, Simpsin, Simpsyn, Sympsan, Sympsen, Sympsin, Sympson, Sympsyn	Old english, Hebrew
	Singer	Singer	Synger	Old english
	Skelton	From the estate or town on the lrdge.		Old english
	Skipton	From the ship town.	Skippton, Skyppton, Skypton	Old english
	Sleeman	Clever	Sleaman	Old english
	Smedley	From the meadow.	Smedlea, Smedleah, Smedlee, Smedleigh, Smedli, Smedlie, Smedly	Old english
	Smith	Blacksmith	Smithe, Smithey, Smithi, Smithie, Smithy, Smitth, Smyth	Old english
	Snow	From the snowy valley.		Old english
	Snowden	From the snowy valley.	S howdon, Smowdyn, Snowda, Snowdin	Old english
	Somerset	Summer place.	Sommerset, Sumerset, Summerset	Old english
	Somerton	From the summer town.		Old english
	Sonny	Son	Sonee, Soney, Soni, Sonie, Sonnee, Sonney, Sonni, Sonny, Sony, Suni, Sunie, Sunni, Sunnie, Sunny, Suny	Old english
	Southwell	From the south stream.	Southwal, Southwall, Southwel	Old english
	Spike	Grain ear; spike-haired.	Spyke	Old english, Latin
	Spode	From the spear-shaped field.		Old english
	Spooner	Maker of spoons or roofing shingles.		Old english
	Spreckley	Twigs	Sprecklea, Spreckleah, Sprecklee, Spreckleigh, Spreckli, Sprecklie, Spreckly	Old english
	Springsteen	From the stone river.	Springstein, Springsteyn, Spryngsteen, Spryngstein, Spryngsteyn	Old english
	Stafford	From the ford near the landing place.	Staford	Old english
	Stamford	From the stone ford.	Stemford	Old english
	Stan	Stone. the short form of names starting with 'stan'.		Old english
	Stanbury	From the stone fortress.	Stanberi, Stanberie, Stanberri, Stanberrie, Stanberry, Stanbery, Stanburi, Stanburie, Stanburri, Stanburrie, Stanburry	Old english
	Stancil	Beam or bar.	Stancile, Stancyl, Stancyle	Old english
	Stancliff	From the stone cliff.	Stanclif, Stanclyf, Stanclyff	Old english
	Standish	From the stony enclosure.	Standysh	Old english
	Standwood	From the stone woods.	Stanwood	Old english
	Stanfield	From the stone field.	Stanfyeld	Old english
	Stanford	From the stone ford.	Stanforde	Old english
	Stanhope	From the stone hollow.	Stenhope	Old english
	Stanley	From the stony meadow.	Stanlea, Stanleah, Stanlee, Stanleigh, Stanli, Stanlie, Stanly	Old english
	Stanmore	From the stony moor.	Stanmoaare, Stanmoar, Stanmoor, Stanmoore, Stanmor	Old english
	Stannard	Hard like stone.	Stanard	Old english
	Stanton	From the stone town.	Staunton	Old english
	Stanway	Dweller at the stone village.	Stanwic, Stanwik, Stanwyc, Stanwyck, Stanwyk	Old english
	Stanwick	Dweller at the stone village.	Stanwic, Stanwik, Stanwyc, Stanwyck, Stanwyk	Old english
	Stanwood	Dweller at the stone forest.	Stenwood	Old english
	Starbuck	Stone road, from the deer star meadow.		Old english
	Starling	The sterling bird.	Starlin, Starlyn, Starlyng	Old english
	Starr	Star	Star	Old english
	Steele	One who works with steel.	Steal, Steale, Steel	Old english
	Stern	Star; stern	Sterne, Sturn, Sturne	Old english, German
	Stockley	From the meadow with the stock	Stocklea, Stockleah, Stocklee, Stockleigh, Stockli, Stocklie, Stockly	Old english
	Stockton	From the tree-stump estate or town.		Old english
	Stoddard	Keeper of horses	Stodard	Old english
	Stoke	Village	Stok	Old english
	Storm	Tempest	Storme, Stormee, Stormey, Stormi, Stormie, Stormy	Old english
	Stowe	From the place	Stow	Old english
	Stratford	From the street near the river ford, from the straight river ford.	Strattford	Old english
	Stringfellow	Strong fellow.		Old english, Old norse
	Strong	Powerful		Old english
	Stroud	From the thicket.		Old english
	Sturt	Hill		Old english
	Styles	Dweller by the stock enclosure		Old english
	Suffield	From the south field.	Sufield	Old english
	Sully	From the meadow in the south, to blacken.	Sullea, Sulleah, Sullee, Sulleigh, Sulley, Sulli, Sullie	Old english
	Sutcliff	From the cliff in the south.	Sutclif, Sutclyf, Sutclyff, Suttclif, Suttcliff	Old english
	Swannee	Swan	S wani, Swanee, Swaney, Swanie, Swanney, Swanni, Swannie, Swanny, Swany	Old english, Australian
	Sweeney	Little hero; strength.	Swe3anie, Sweaney, Sweani, Sweany, Sweenee, Sweeni, Sweenie, Sweeny	Old english, Gaelic, Irish
	Swinton	Dweller at the farm of the pigs.	Swynton	Old english
	Swithbert	Strong, bright.	Swithbirt, Swithburt, Swithbyrt, Swythbert, Swythbirt, Swythburt, Swythbyrt	Old english
	Symington	From simon's town, from the listening town.	Stimingtons	Old english
	Taft	River		Old english
	Tafy	River	Tafte	Old english
	Talbot	Commander, from the valley; pillager; an extinct type of bloodhound type dog.	Talbert, Talbott, Talibot, Talibott, Talybot, Talybott	Old english, Old french, Teutonic
	Talcott	From the tall cottage.	Talcolt, Talcot, Taldon, Talmadge	Old english
	Tanner	Leather worker, tanner of hides.	Tanar, Tani, Tanie, Tanna, Tannah, Tannar, Tannery, Tanni, Tannie, Tannor, Tanny, Tany	Old english
	Tanton	From the quiet river estate or town.	Tanta, Tantin, Tanton, Tantun, Tantyn	Old english
	Tareton	From the town of the thunder ruler.	Taretan, Tareten, Taretin, Taretyn, Tartan, Tarten, Tartin, Tarton, Tartyn	Old english
	Tarleton	From the thunder ruler's town, from thor's town.	Tarletan, Tarleten, Tarletin, Tarletor, Tarletyn	Old english
	Tarver	Softener of whitened hide, from the tower over the hills.	Terver	Old english
	Tate	Long-winded talker; spirited, cheerful.	Tait, Taite, Tayt, Tayte	Old english, Native american
	Tatum	From tate's homestead.	Taitam, Taitim, Taitm, Taitom, Taitum, Taitym, Tatam, Tatem, Tatim, Tatom, Taytam, Taytem, Taytim, Taytom, Taytum, Taytym	Old english
	Taylor	Tailor. repairer of garments.	Taelor, Tailah, Tailar, Tailer, Talor, Taylah, Taylar, Tayler, Taylon, Taylour, Tayson, Teyler	Old english
	Tearle	Stern, severe one.	Earl, Earle, Tearl	Old english
	Tecwyn	Fair; white-haired friend.	Tecwin	Old english, Welsh
	Ted	Wealthy ruling guardian, gift of god, bear. a short form of edward or theodore.	Tedd	Old english
	Teddy	Wealthy ruling guardian, gift of god, bear. a short form of edward or theodore.	Teddee, Teddey, Teddi, Teddie, Tedee, Tedey, Tedi, Tedie, Tedy	Old english
	Telford	Iron cutter; from the iron ford.	Telforde, Tellford, Tellforde	Old english, Old french
	Templar	Knight who protcted the holy land; from the temple.	Tempal, Temple (english), Templer	Old english, Old french
	Templeton	Town of sanctuary. from the temple town.	Temple, Templetown	Old english
	Terrel	Strength	Terral, Terrell, Terrelle, Terril, Terrill, Terryl, Terryll, Teryl	Old english, German
	Terrell	Thunder ruler. a man compared to thor.	Terrill, Tirrell, Tyrrell	Old english
	Tetley	From tate's meadow, from the long-winded talker's meadow, from the spirited, cheerful one's meadow.	Tatlea, Tatleah, Tatlee, Tatleigh, Tetli, Tetlie, Tetly	Old english
	Thadford	From thad's ford, from the little courageious one's ford.	Thadforde	Old english
	Thaine	Follower or warrior attendent.	Thane, Thayne	Old english
	Thatcher	Roof mender.	Thacher, Thatch, Thaxter	Old english
	Thaw	Melting	Thor	Old english
	Thorley	From the thorny meadow, from thor's meadow, from thunder meadow.	Thor, Thorlea, Thorleah, Thorlee, Thorleigh, Thorli, Thorlie, Thorly, Tor, Torlea, Torleah, Torlee, Torleigh, Torley, Torli, Torlie, Torly	Old english
	Thormond	Under thorn's protection.	Thormon, Thormondo, Thormun, Thormund, Thurmondo	Old english
	Thorndike	From the place with the thorny embankment.	Thordike, Thordyke, Thorn, Thorndyck thorndyke, Thornedike, Thornedyke	Old english
	Thorne	Thorns	Thorn, Thorni, Thornie, Thorny	Old english
	Thornley	From the thorney meadow.	Thorn, Thorne, Thornlea, Thornleah, Thornlee, Thornleigh, Thornli, Thornlie, Thornly	Old english
	Thornton	From the town near the thorny bushes.	Thornetan, Thorneten, Thornetin, Thorneton, Thornetyn, Thorntown, Thortan, Thorten, Thortin, Thorton, Thortyn	Old english
	Thurlow	From the gapped hill, from thor's hill.	Thurlo	Old english
	Thurman	Servant of thor, servant of thunder.	Thirman, Thirmen, Thorman, Thornman, Thorold, Thorolo, Thorwald, Thunderbird, Thurgood, Thurlow, Thurmen, Thurnman, Thurnmen	Old english
	Thynne	Slender	Thinne	Old english
	Tilden	To cultivate a fertile valley.	Tildan, Tildin, Tildon, Tildyn	Old english
	Tillford	From the prosperous ford.	Tilford, Tilforde, Tillforde	Old english
	Tilton	From the hill town.	Tiltown, Tylton, Tyltown	Old english
	Tinsley	Defender of the meadow.	Tinslea, Tinsleah, Tinslee, Tinsleigh, Tinsli, Tinslie, Tinsly, Tynslea, Tynsleah, Tynslee, Tynsleigh, Tynsley, Tynsli, Tynslie, Tynsly	Old english
	Toft	A small farm.		Old english
	Tolan / tolland	Owner of land which is subject to a tax or a toll	Toland, Tolen, Tolin, Tolon, Tolun, Tolyn	Old english
	Tolman	Tax man	Tollman, Tollmen, Tolment	Old english
	Tomlin	Little tom, little twin.	Thomkin, Thomkyn, Tomkyn	Old english
	Torbert	Rocky hilltop with a sunny peak.	Thorbet, Thorbirt, Thorburt, Thorbyrt, Torbirt, Torburt, Torbyrt	Old english
	Torr	Tower on the rocky peak.	Tor	Old english
	Townley	From the meadow town.	Tonlea, Tonleah, Tonlee, Tonleigh, Tonley, Tonli, Tonlie, Tonly, Townlea, Townleah, Townlee, Townleigh, Townli, Townlie, Townly	Old english
	Townsend	From the edge, from the end of town.	Town, Towne, Towney, Townie, Townshend	Old english
	Tredway	Mighty warrior.	Treadway	Old english
	Trip	Traveller	Tripp, Tryp, Trypp	Old english
	Trowbridge	Dweller at the row of trees at the bridge.	Throwbridge	Old english
	True	Faithful, loyal.	Tru	Old english
	Truesdale	From the beloved one's homestead in the valley.	Trudail< trudale, Trudayl, Trudayle	Old english
	Truman	Faithful, true man.	Trueman, Trumain, Trumann	Old english
	Trumble	Bold strength.	Trumbal, Trumball, Trumbel, Trumbell, Trumbul, Trumbull	Old english
	Tupper	One who raises rams.		Old english
	Twitchell	Dweller at the narrow passage.	Twitchel, Twytchel, Twytchell	Old english
	Twyford	From the double river crossing.	Twiford, Twiforde, Twyforde	Old english
	Tye	From the enclosure. the short form of names beginning with 'ti' or 'ty' eg. tyler.	Ti, Tie, Ty	Old english
	Tyler	Tile layer.	Tila, Tilar, Tiler, Tilor, Tyla, Tylar, Tyler, Tylor	Old english
	Udell	From the valley of the yew trees.	Udale, Udall, Udalle, Udel, Udele, Udelle	Old english
	Udolf	Courageous wolf.	Udolfe, Udolff, Udolph, Udolphe	Old english
	Ulger	Wolf speare.	Ulga, Ulgah, Ulgar	Old english
	Ullock	Wolf sport.	Ulloc, Ulloch, Ulloche, Ullok, Ulloke, Uloc, Uloch, Uloche, Ulock, Ulok, Uloke	Old english
	Unwin	Not a friend, enemy.	Unwyn	Old english
	Upton	From the estate in the upper town.		Old english
	Upwood	From the upper woods.		Old english
	Uther	In arthurian legend, uther pendragon was the youngest son of king constantine and father of king arthur. a form of arthur, noble strength, bear.		Old english
	Veston	Clothing; from the town of churches.	Vestan, Vesten, Vestin, Vestun, Vestyn	Old english, Latin
	Vicar	Clergy member.	Vica, Vicka, Vickar, Vicker, Vickor, Vika, Vikar, Vyca, Vycar, Vycka, Vyckar, Vyka, Vykar	Old english, Old french
	Vinson	Son of vincent		Old english
	Vinsun	Vincent's son, son of the victorious one.	Vinsan, Vinsen, Vinsin, Vinson, Vinsyn, Vynsan, Vynsen, Vynsin, Vynson, Vynsyn	Old english
	Wadley	From the meadow river crossing; the advancer's meadow.	Wadlea, Wadleah, Wadlee, Wadlei, Wadleigh, Wadley, Wadli, Wadlie, Wadly	Old english, English
	Wadsworth	From the estate with the wading pool; from the advancer's estate.	Wadesworth	Old english, English
	Wainwright	Maker of wagons.	Wain, Waine, Wainright, Wainryght, Wayn, Wayne, Waynright, Waynryght	Old english
	Wake	Alert, watchful one.	Waik, Waike, Wayk, Wayke	Old english
	Wakefield	Dweller at the wet field.	Waikfield, Waykfield	Old english
	Wakeley	From the damp meadow.	Waklea, Wakleah, Waklee, Waklei, Wakleigh, Wakli, Waklie, Wakly	Old english
	Wakeman	Watcher, guardian.		Old english
	Walby	From the home near the wall.	Walbee, Walbey, Walbi, Walbie	Old english
	Walcott	From the cottage with the walls.	Walcot	Old english
	Waldemar	Powerful; famous ruler who is glorious.	Valdemar, Waldermar, Waldo	Old english, Teutonic
	Walford	From the welshman's ford.		Old english
	Wallace	A stranger, welsh.	Walach, Walice, Walise, Wallach, Wallache (german), Wallice, Wallis (english), Wallise, Walloch, Wallyce, Wallyse, Walman, Walmen, Waloch, Walsh, Walyce, Walyse, Welch, Welsh)	Old english
	Waller	Builder of walls; army ruler.	Waler	Old english, Old german
	Walton	From the town surrounded by walls.	Waltan, Waltin, Waltn, Waltyn	Old english
	Walworth	From the welsh one's farm.	Wallsworth, Wallworth, Walsworth	Old english
	Walwyn	Welsh friend.	Walwin	Old english
	Warburton	From the enduring castle town.		Old english
	Ward	Guardian	Warde, Warden, Wardin, Wardon, Wardun, Wardyn	Old english
	Wardell	From the hill of the guardian.	Wardel	Old english
	Warden	Guardian of the valley.	Wardan, Wardin, Wardon, Wardun, Wardyn	Old english
	Wardley	From the guardian's meadow.	Wardlea, Wardleah, Wardlee, Wardleigh, Wardli, Wardlie, Wardly	Old english
	Ware	Wary; defending.	Warey	Old english, Old german
	Warmond	True protector.	Warmon, Warmondo, Warmun, Warmund, Warmundo	Old english
	Warrick	Defender and hero of the village.		Old english
	Warton	From the weir town; from the war town.	Wartan, Warten, Wartin, Wartyn	Old english, English
	Warwick	Fortress of the defender's family.	Warwic, Warwik, Warwyc, Warwyck, Warwyk	Old english
	Washburn	Dweller at the flooding brook.	Washbern, Washberne, Washbirn, Washbirne, Washborn, Washborne, Washbourn, Washbourne, Washburne, Washbyrn, Washbyrne	Old english
	Washington	From the estate of the keen one's family.	Washingtan, Washingten, Washingtin, Washingtyn	Old english
	Waterman	Works on the water.	Watermen	Old english
	Watford	From the hurdle ford.	Wattford	Old english
	Watkins	Walter's son, son of the powerful warrior.	Watkin, Watky, Watkyns, Wattkin, Wattkins, Wattkyn, Wattkyns	Old english
	Watson	Walter's son, son of the powerful warrior.	Wattson	Old english
	Waverley	From the meadow near the wavy sea, from the windy aspen meadow.	Waverlea, Waverleah, Waverlee, Waverleigh, Waverlie, Waverly	Old english
	Wayland	From the pathway land or property.	Wailan, Wailand, Walan, Waland, Walylan, Waylan, Whalan, Whalen, Whalin, Whalon, Whalyn	Old english
	Wayne	Wagoner, maker of wagons.	Wain, Waine, Wayn	Old english
	Webb	Weaver	Web, Webber, Weber	Old english
	Webley	From the weaver's meadow.	Webblea, Webbleah, Webblee, Webbleigh, Webbley, Webblie, Webbly, Weblea, Webleah, Weblee, Webleigh, Webli, Weblie, Webly	Old english
	Webster	Weaver	Webstar	Old english
	Weddell	From the advancer's hill.	Weddel, Wedel, Wedell	Old english
	Welborne	Born at the spring stream.	Welbern, Welberne, Welbirn, Welbirne, Welborn, Welburn, Welburne, Welbyrn, Welbyrne, Wellbern, Wellberne, Wellbirn, Wellbirne, Wellborn, Wellborne, Wellbourn, Wellbourne, Wellbyrn, Wellbyrne	Old english
	Welby	From the stream farm.	Welbee, Welbey, Welbi, Welbie	Old english
	Weldon	From the willow trees on the hill near the stream.	Weldan, Welden, Weldin, Weldyn	Old english
	Welford	From the ford by the well.	Wellford	Old english
	Wellington	From the wealthy one's town.	Wellinton	Old english
	Wells	From the springs.	Wels	Old english
	Welsh	Man from wales, welshman.		Old english
	Welton	From the town near the stream.	Welltan, Wellten, Welltin, Wellton, Welltyn, Weltan, Welten, Weltin, Weltyn	Old english
	Wensley	From the meadow with the wood clearing.	Wenslea, Wensleah, Wenslee, Wensleigh, Wensli, Wenslie, Wensly	Old english
	Wentworth	From the white one's estate.		Old english
	Wescott	From the west cottage.	Wescot, Westcot, Westcott	Old english
	Wesley	From the west meadow.	Weslea, Wesleah, Weslee, Wesleigh, Wesli, Weslie, Wesly	Old english
	West	Man from the west.		Old english
	Westbrook	From the westerly stream.	Wesbrook, Wesbrooke, Westbrook	Old english
	Westby	From the westerly farmstead.	Wesbee, Wesbey, Wesbi, Wesbie, Wesby, Westbee, Westbey, Westbi, Westbie	Old english
	Westcott	From the west cottage.		Old english
	Westleigh	From the west meadow. a form of wesley.		Old english
	Weston	From the west town.	Westan, Westen, Westin, Westyn	Old english
	Wetherby	From the wether-sheep farm.	Wetherbi, Wetherbie	Old english
	Wetherell	From the wether-sheep corner.	Wetheral, Wetherall, Wetherel, Wetheril, Wetherill, Wetheryl, Wetheryll	Old english
	Wetherley	From the wether-sheep meadow.	Wetherlea, Wetherleah, Wetherlee, Wetherleigh, Wetherli, Wetherlie, Wetherly	Old english
	Wharton	From the town on the lake bank.	Warton	Old english
	Wheatley	From the wheat meadow.	Whatlea, Whatleah, Whatlee, Whatleigh, Whatley, Whatli, Whatlie, Whatly, Wheatlea, Wheatleah, Wheatlee, Wheatli, Wheatlie, Wheatly	Old english
	Wheaton	From the wheat town.	Wheatan, Wheaten, Wheatin, Wheatyn	Old english
	Wheeler	A driver, maker of wheels.	Wheel, Wheela, Wheelah, Wheelar	Old english
	Whistler	Whistler or piper.	Whistla	Old english
	Whitaker	From the white field.	Whitacker, Whitmaker, Whittaker, Whytaker, Whyttaker	Old english
	Whitby	By the white house.	Whitbea, Whitbee, Whitbey, Whitbi, Whitbie	Old english
	Whitcomb	From the white hollow.	Whitcombe, Whytcomb, Whytcombe	Old english
	White	White-haired.	Whyte	Old english
	Whitelaw	From the white hill.	Whitlaw, Whytlaw	Old english
	Whitfield	From the white field.	Whytfield	Old english
	Whitley	From the white meadow.	Whitlea, Whitleah, Whitlee, Whitleigh, Whitli, Whitlie, Whitly	Old english
	Whitlock	White lock of hair.	Whitloc, Whitloch, Whitlok, Whytloc, Whytloch, Whytlock, Whytlok	Old english
	Whitman	White-haired man.	Whitmen, Whytman, Whytmen	Old english
	Whitmore	From the white moor.	Whitmoor, Whitmoore, Whittemoor, Whittemoore, Whittemor, Whytmoor, Whytmore, Whyttmoor, Whyttmoore, Witmoor, Witmoore, Witmore, Wittemoor, Wittemoore, Wittmore, Wytmoor, Wytmoore, Wytmore	Old english
	Whitney	From the white-haired one's island.	Whittney, Whytney, Whyttney	Old english
	Whittaker	Dweller at the white field.		Old english
	Wickham	From the enclosure in the village.	Wikham, Wyckham, Wykham	Old english
	Wickley	From the willow meadow in the village.	Wicklea, Wickleah, Wicklee, Wickleigh, Wickli, Wicklie, Wickly, Wycklea, Wyckleah, Wycklee, Wyckleigh, Wyckley, Wyckli, Wycklie, Wyckly, Wyklea, Wykleah, Wyklee, Wykleigh, Wykli, Wyklie, Wyklwy, Wykly	Old english
	Wilbur	Resolute brilliant one; from the firm fortress.	Gilbert, Wilber, Wilburn, Wilburne, Wilburt, Willber, Willbur, Wilver, Wylber, Wylbur, Wylbyr, Wyllber, Wyllbir, Wyllbyr	Old english, Teutonic
	Wilford	From the willow-tree river crossing.	Willford, Wylford, Wyllford	Old english
	Will	Wilful. a short form of names starting with 'wil'	Wil, Wyl, Wyll	Old english
	Willard	Resolute. brave	Wilard, Wylard, Wyllard	Old english, Teutonic
	Willem	Desire to protect, wilful	See william	Old english
	Willoughby	From the willows by the farm.	Willobee, Willobey, Willowbee, Willowbey, Willowbie, Willowby, Wyllobey, Wyllobi, Wyllobie, Wylloby, Wyllowbee, Wylobee, Wylobey, Wylobi, Wylobie, Wyloby	Old english
	Wilson	Son of william, son of the wilful one.	Silsan, Silsyn, Willis, Willsan, Willsen, Willsin, Willson, Willsyn, Wilsen, Wilsin, Wyllsan, Wyllsen, Wyllsin, Wyllson, Wyllsyn, Wylsan, Wylsyn	Old english
	Wilton	From will's town, from the spring town.	Willtan, Willten, Willtin, Willton, Willtown, Willtyn, Wiltan, Wilten, Wiltin, Wiltown, Wiltyn, Wylltan, Wyllten, Wylltin, Wyllton, Wylltyn, Wyltan, Wylten, Wyltin, Wylton, Wytyn	Old english
	Winchell	From the corner.	Winchel, Wynchel, Wynchell	Old english
	Windsor	From the river bend, boundary bank.	Windsar, Windser, Wyndsar, Wyndser, Wyndsor	Old english
	Winfield	From the friend's field.	Wynfield	Old english
	Winfred	Friend of peace.	Winfredd, Winfrid, Winfryd, Wynfredd, Wynfrid, Wynfryd	Old english
	Wingate	Divine protector.	Wyngate	Old english
	Winslow	From the hill of the friend.	Winslowe, Wynslow, Wynslowe	Old english
	Winston	Victory town, from the friend's estat or town.	Winstan, Winsten, Winstin, Winstyn, Wynstan, Wynsten, Wynstin, Wynston, Wynstyn	Old english
	Winter	Born at winter time.	Winterford, Winters, Wynter, Wynters	Old english
	Winthrop	Victory at the crossroads, dweller at the friend's estate.	Wynthrop	Old english
	Winward	From the friend and guardian's forest.	Wynward	Old english
	Witt	Wise, funny.	Wit, Wyt, Wytt	Old english
	Witter	Wise warrior.	Whiter, Whitter, Whyter, Whytter, Wytter	Old english
	Witton	From the wise one's town.	Whiton, Whyton, Whytton	Old english
	Wolcott	From wolf's cottage.		Old english
	Wolfe	Wolf		Old english
	Woodrow	Path through the woods, from the forest passage, dweller at the hedge by the forest.	Woodroe	Old english
	Woodruff	Ranger from the forest.	Woodruf	Old english
	Woodward	Guardian of the forest.	Woodard	Old english
	Woolsey	Victorious wolf, wool.	Woolsee, Woolsi, Woolsie, Woolsy	Old english
	Worchester	From the army camp in the forest.	Worchestar	Old english
	Wordsworth	From the wolf guardian's farm.	Wordworth	Old english
	Worrell	Dweller at the true one's manor.	Worel, Worell, Woril, Worill, Worrel, Worril, Worryl	Old english
	Worth	From the farmstead.		Old english
	Worton	Dweller at the vegetable enclosure.	Wortan, Worten, Wortin, Wortyn	Old english
	Wren	Ruler; the wren bird.	Ren	Old english, Welsh
	Wright	Worker	Right, Ryght, Wryght	Old english
	Writer	Writer	Wryte, Wryter	Old english
	Wulfric	Wolf rule.		Old english
	Wulfstan	Wolf stone.		Old english
	Wyndham	From the winding path enclosure.	Winham	Old english
	Wystan	Wisdom; battle stone.	Wistan	Old english, Teutonic
	Yale	From the corner of the land, one who pays or produces, elder		Old english, German, Welsh
	Yardley	Of the yard, from the enclosed meadow.	Yardlea, Yardleah, Yardlee, Yardleigh, Yardli, Yardlie, Yardly	Old english
	York	From the farm with the yew trees; boar estate.	Yorick, Yorke, Yorker	Old english, Celtic
	Yule	Born at christmas time.	Euell, Eurl, Ewell, Yul, Yull	Old english