English Baby Names
206 names
- Ivy — Ivy plant — faithfulness, growth.
- Hazel — The hazelnut tree.
- Jack — God is gracious.
- Lily — The lily flower — purity and beauty.
- Evelyn — Wished-for child; life.
- Wren — The small, spirited songbird.
- Wyatt — Brave in war.
- Willow — Willow tree — grace and flexibility.
- Daisy — The day's-eye flower.
- Emmett — Universal; whole.
- Everett — Brave as a wild boar.
- Aiyana — Eternal blossom.
- Alfie — Wise counsel; elf wisdom.
- Alfred — Wise counsel; elf wisdom.
- Apple — The sweet apple fruit.
- Archie — Truly bold and brave.
- Ash — The ash tree.
- Ashton — Town of ash trees.
- Aspen — The quaking aspen tree.
- Avery — Ruler of the elves; wise.
- Bailey — Steward; bailiff.
- Banks — Dweller by the riverbank.
- Bay — An inlet of the sea; the laurel.
- Bear — Strong and brave as a bear.
- Beckett — Dweller by the brook.
- Beckham — Homestead by the stream.
- Bertie — Bright and famous.
- Birch — The bright birch tree.
- Birdie — Little bird.
- Birdy — Little bird.
- Blake — Dark; fair.
- Bliss — Perfect joy.
- Blue — The colour of the sky and sea.
- Bluebell — The woodland bell flower.
- Bonnie — Pretty, cheerful and good.
- Bradley — Broad meadow.
- Brayden — Broad meadow; brave.
- Briar — A wild, thorny rose bush.
- Bristol — From the bridge by the meeting place.
- Bronx — From the New York borough.
- Brooke — A small stream.
- Brooklyn — From the borough; broken land.
- Bryony — To sprout; a climbing vine.
- Camden — Winding valley.
- Canyon — A deep gorge in the earth.
- Carter — One who transports goods.
- Cedar — The strong, fragrant cedar tree.
- Cherish — To hold dear.
- Chicago — From the windy city; place of wild onion.
- Clayton — Town by the clay.
- Clover — The lucky meadow clover.
- Colt — A young, spirited horse.
- Cooper — Barrel maker.
- Cordella — Heart; daughter of the sea.
- Cove — A sheltered bay.
- Crew — A band; a troop.
- Dakota — Friend; ally.
- Dale — From the valley.
- Dawn — First light of day.
- Dawson — Son of David.
- Dove — The bird of peace.
- Drake — Dragon.
- Dream — A cherished hope or vision.
- Easton — From the eastern town.
- Edgar — Wealthy spearman.
- Edith — Prosperous in war; a rich gift.
- Edmund — Wealthy protector.
- Edward — Wealthy guardian.
- Egypt — From the land of the Nile.
- Elm — The tall elm tree.
- Elsie — Pledged to God.
- Emberly — Glowing ember; spark.
- Emerson — Son of Emery; brave.
- Everleigh — From the boar meadow.
- Everly — From the boar meadow.
- Faith — Complete trust and devotion.
- Falcon — The swift bird of prey.
- Fawn — A young deer; gentle.
- Fern — The green fern plant.
- Flint — Hard stone; a stream.
- Forest — Of the woods.
- Future — The time yet to come.
- Garnet — The deep-red gem.
- Ginger — Reddish; the lively spice.
- Golden — Made of gold; precious.
- Goldie — Made of gold.
- Grayson — Son of the steward.
- Hadley — Field of heather.
- Harrison — Son of Harry.
- Hart — A strong stag.
- Harvey — Battle-worthy and strong.
- Haven — A safe refuge.
- Hawthorn — The flowering hawthorn tree.
- Hayden — From the hedged valley.
- Heath — The open moorland.
- Heather — The flowering heath shrub.
- Holden — From the deep valley.
- Holly — The holly tree; holiness.
- Holt — Of the woodland.
- Hope — Optimism; trust in the future.
- Hudson — Son of Hugh; of the river.
- Ivory — Pure, creamy white.
- Jackson — Son of Jack; God is gracious.
- Jayceon — Healer; the Lord is salvation.
- Jet — Deep, glossy black gem.
- Journey — A life's voyage.
- Joy — Great happiness and delight.
- Justice — Fairness and righteousness.
- Kayden — Fighter; companion.
- Kinsley — The king's meadow.
- Koda — Friend; little bear.
- Kulture — Culture; heritage and art.
- Lake — A still body of water.
- Landon — From the long hill.
- Lark — The singing songbird.
- Lavender — The fragrant purple flower.
- Legend — A celebrated story; a renowned one.
- Lincoln — Town by the pool.
- Linden — The linden tree.
- Mabel — Lovable and dear.
- Maisie — Pearl; child of light.
- Marigold — The golden marigold flower.
- Marlowe — From the hill by the lake.
- Mason — Worker in stone.
- Maxwell — From the great stream.
- May — The hawthorn blossom; the fifth month.
- Maybelle — Lovable and dear.
- Meadow — A field of wildflowers.
- Mercy — Compassion and forgiveness.
- Mortimer — Still water; dead sea.
- Moss — Of the woodland; saviour.
- Nash — By the ash tree.
- Nell — Bright, shining one.
- Nellie — Bright, shining one.
- North — The northern direction; a guiding point.
- Oakley — From the oak meadow.
- Oaklynn — From the oak meadow pool.
- Oswald — Divine power; God's ruler.
- Ottoline — Prosperous; fortunate.
- Pansy — Thought; the pansy flower.
- Parker — Keeper of the park.
- Patience — Calm endurance.
- Pearline — Little pearl.
- Percy — One who pierces the valley.
- Petunia — The trumpet-shaped flower.
- Pierce — Rock; stone.
- Poppy — The bright red poppy flower.
- Posy — A small bunch of flowers.
- Presley — Priest's meadow.
- Preston — Priest's town.
- Primrose — First rose; first flower of spring.
- Promise — A solemn vow.
- Rain — Falling water; a blessing.
- Raven — The wise black bird.
- Reed — Red-haired; the riverside reed.
- Reginald — Counsel power; a wise ruler.
- Reign — Sovereign rule; royal power.
- Ridge — From the mountain crest.
- River — A flowing body of water.
- Robin — The bright songbird.
- Roscoe — From the deer forest.
- Royalty — Of royal rank; majesty.
- Royce — Son of the king; rose.
- Rue — Herb of grace.
- Ryder — Horseman; knight.
- Saffron — The golden spice flower.
- Sage — Wise one; the fragrant herb.
- Saint — A holy and revered person.
- Sawyer — One who saws wood.
- Saylor — Boat captain; of the sea.
- Scarlett — Brilliant red.
- Seven — The sacred number seven.
- Sir — A title of honour and respect.
- Sky — The heavens above.
- Slate — The blue-grey rock.
- Sonnet — A little song; a poem.
- Sparrow — The small, lively bird.
- Stanley — Dweller by the stony meadow.
- Sterling — Of the highest quality; pure silver.
- Stone — Strong and steadfast as stone.
- Storm — A tempest; powerful weather.
- Stormi — Stormy weather; a tempestuous spirit.
- Story — A tale worth telling.
- Summer — The warm, bright season.
- Sunny — Bright and cheerful as the sun.
- Sutton — From the southern town.
- Sybil — A prophetess; seer.
- Talon — Claw; sharp and keen.
- Tatum — Cheerful; brings joy.
- Thorne — From the thorn bush.
- Tobin — God is good.
- Treasure — Something precious and valued.
- True — Genuine, loyal and real.
- Wade — At the river crossing.
- Walker — A walker of cloth; a fuller.
- Wells — From the springs.
- Wesley — From the western meadow.
- West — From the west; where the sun sets.
- Weston — From the western town.
- Wilbur — Resolute and brilliant.
- Wilder — Untamed; of the wild.
- Wilfred — One who wishes for peace.
- Winona — First-born daughter.
- Winston — From the joyful town.
- Winter — The cold, still season.
- Wisteria — The cascading purple vine.