641 names found
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Anglo-Saxon English Latin
Born in April. From the Old English Everild, which is derived from words meaning boar-battle. The modern from Averil evolved in the 17th century. Also means Opening buds of spring; born in April. '. Open.
Unisex
Anglo-Saxon English
Born in April. Opening buds of spring; born in April.
Unisex
Anglo-Saxon English French
Rules the elves. Counselor; sage; wise. Rules with elf-wisdom.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Cursed.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Baker.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Bold.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Slayer.
Unisex
Anglo-Saxon Irish Muslim
Slayer. White. Delicate.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon English Gaelic
One who reads the banns. Son of the slayer. Little blond one.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Boar.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon English Scottish
From the birch meadow. Birch valley; birch tree meadow. The Scottish spelling of the English surname Barkeley, meaning birch-wood or the birch tree meadow.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Bold friend.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Bold friend.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
From Ban.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Warrior.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Bold in war.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Enemy.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Son.
Girl
Anglo-Saxon
From Berkshire.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Commands.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon English
Name of a historian. Prayer. Also a seventh-century saint.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
Name of a king.
Girl
Anglo-Saxon
Battle maid.
Boy
Anglo-Saxon
From Ban.