Anglo-Saxon Baby Names
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19 names found
Mae
GirlAnglo-Saxon English French Hebrew
Kinswomen. Month name. May. In Roman mythology Maia: (source of the month May) was goddess of spring growth. Bitter.
Magan
BoyAnglo-Saxon
Competent.
Maida
GirlAnglo-Saxon English
Maiden. Maiden; virgin.
Mann
BoyAnglo-Saxon English
Vassal. Hero.
Manton
BoyAnglo-Saxon English
From Mann's castle. From the hero's town or farm.
Maponus
BoyAnglo-Saxon
God of youth and music.
Mars Leucetius
BoyAnglo-Saxon
God worshipped at Bath.
Maxwell
BoyAnglo-Saxon English Scottish
From Maccus's pool. Capable. Magnus' spring. Mac's well. Surname and place name.
May
GirlAnglo-Saxon English Greek Hebrew Latin Muslim Persian Scottish
Kinswomen. Month name. Pearl. Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter. Daughter of Atlas; Maia; the month of May. Old Arabic name. Child of light. Scottish form of Margaret: pearl.
Mayda
GirlAnglo-Saxon English
Maiden.
Meccus
BoyAnglo-Saxon
Son of Gus.
Megan
GirlAnglo-Saxon Greek Persian
Strong and capable. Pearl. Child of light.
Meghan
GirlAnglo-Saxon Greek Irish Welsh
Strong and capable. Pearl.
Mercia
GirlAnglo-Saxon Welsh English Latin
From Mercia. People of the borderland. From Mercia. Compassion; forbearance. Compassion; forbearance.
Merton
BoyAnglo-Saxon English
From the farm by the sea. Settlement by a lake. From the estate by the lake.
Mildred
GirlAnglo-Saxon English
Gentle advisor. Mild of strength.
Modig
BoyAnglo-Saxon
Brave.
Moira
GirlAnglo-Saxon Irish Celtic Greek Hebrew Latin Scottish
Bitter. Exceptional. Merit. Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter. Fate. Variant of the Irish Maire from Mary: bitter.
Moire
GirlAnglo-Saxon Irish Scottish
Bitter.