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| Bartleigh: From Bart's meadow English Name Bartlet: Diminutive of Bartholomew dating to the 13th century; most used commonly as a surname in modern times English Name Bartlett: Diminutive of Bartholomew - Son of a farmer; from the barley farm English Name Bartley: The birch tree meadow See also Berkley English Name Bartoli: Form of Bartholomew - Son of a farmer Both surname and given name English Name Bartolo: Form of Bartholomew - Son of a farmer Both surname and given name English Name Bartolomeo: Form of Bartholomew - Son of a farmer Both surname and given name English Name Barton: Barley farm English Name Bartram: Famous; glorious raven English Name Barwolf: Ax wolf English Name Basil: Royal; kingly English Name Basile: Form of Basil - Royal; kingly English Name Basilio: Form of Basil - Royal; kingly English Name Basilios: Form of Basil - Royal; kingly English Name Basilius: Form of Basil - Royal; kingly English Name Basset: Form of Bassett - Short English Name Bassett: Short English Name Bates: Form of Bartholomew often used as a surname English Name Baudier: Form of Balder - Brave warrior; bold army English Name Baul: Snail English Name Bavol: Wind English Name Bax: Baker English Name Baxter: Baker English Name Bay: Form of Bayard auburn-haired English Name Bayanai: Hero English Name Bayard: Auburn-haired English Name Bayarde: Form of Bayard - Brown hair English Name Bayhard: Reddish brown hair English Name Baylee: Form of Bailey - Steward; bailiff English Name Baylen: Form of Bayard auburn-haired English Name Bayley: Steward or public official; man in charge English Name Bayly: Form of Bailey - Steward; bailiff English Name Baynbridge: Form of Bainbridge - Bridge English Name Bayne: Form of Bainbridge - Bridge English Name Baynebridge: Form of Bainbridge - Bridge English Name Bazil: Form of Basil - Royal; kingly English Name Bazyl: Form of Basil - Royal; kingly English Name Beach: Diminutive of Beacher - Close to beech trees English Name Beacher: Lives by the beech tree English Name Beachy: Diminutive of Beacher - Close to beech trees English Name Beadutun: From the warrior's estate English Name Beal: Handsome English Name Beale: Handsome English Name Beall: Handsome English Name Beaman: Beekeeper English Name Beamann: Form of Beaman - Beekeeper English Name Beamen: Form of Beaman - Beekeeper English Name Beamer: Trumpeter English Name Beaton: From the warrior's estate English Name Beceere: Lives by the beech tree English Name Beck: Brook English Name Bede: Prayer Also a seventh-century saint English Name Bedford: Derived from the English place name, meaning Bede's ford Most frequently used as a surname English Name Beecher: Lives by the beech tree English Name Beechy: Diminutive of Beacher - Close to beech trees English Name Beeman: Form of Beaman - Beekeeper English Name Bek: Brook English Name Beldan: Lives in the beautiful glen English Name Beldane: Lives in the beautiful glen English Name Belden: Lives in the beautiful glen English Name Beldene: Lives in the beautiful glen English Name Beldin: Form of Beldon - Beautiful vale/valley English Name Beldon: Unspoiled glen English Name Bell: Diminutive of Bellamy - Good-looking companion English Name Bellamey: Form of Bellamy - Good-looking companion English Name Bellamie: Form of Bellamy - Good-looking companion English Name Bellamy: Good-looking companion English Name Bellden: Form of Beldon - Beautiful vale/valley English Name Belldon: Form of Beldon - Beautiful vale/valley English Name Bemeere: Trumpeter English Name Bemelle: Form of Bernard strong as a bear English Name Ben: Diminutive of Benjamin - Right-hand son English Name Benecroft: From the bean field English Name Benedick: A Form of Benedict, meaning blessed, given to a Shakespearean character in the play Much Ado About Nothing English Name Benejamen: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Benet: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Benett: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Beniamino: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Benjaman: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Benjamin: Right-hand son Benjamin was the youngest son of Jacob in the Bible English Name Benji: Diminutive of Benjamin - Right-hand son English Name Benjie: Diminutive of Benjamin - Right-hand son English Name Benjimen: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Benjy: Diminutive of Benjamin - Right-hand son English Name Benn: Abbreviation of Benjamin and Benedict English Name Bennet: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Bennett: Form of Benjamin - Right-hand son Also a Form of Benedict English Name Bennie: Diminutive of Benjamin - Right-hand son English Name Benny: Diminutive of Benjamin - Right-hand son English Name Benon: Form of Bert industrious English Name Bensen: Form of Benson - Ben's son surname English Name Benson: Ben's son surname English Name Benssen: Form of Benson - Ben's son surname English Name Bensson: Form of Benson - Ben's son surname English Name Bentleah: From the bent grass meadow English Name Bentleigh: From the bent grass meadow English Name Bentley: From the moor English Name Bentlie: Form of Bentley - From the meadow English Name Benton: Settlement in a grassy place English Name Beomann: Beekeeper English Name Beore: Birch tree English Name Beorht: Glorious English Name Beorhthram: Bright raven English Name Beorhthramm: Glorious raven English Name Beorhttun: From the fortified town English Name Beornet: Leader English Name Beornham: From the nobleman's home English Name Beornheard: The Old English Form of the German Bernard, meaning bear-hard English Name Bercleah: Lives at the birch tree meadow English Name Beresford: From the barley ford English Name Beretun: From the barley farm English Name Berford: From the barley ford English Name Beric: Grain farm English Name Berk: The birch tree meadow Also see Barclay and Burke English Name Berke: The birch tree meadow Also see Barclay and Burke English Name Berkeley: Derived from the Old English for birch-wood Used as a surname more frequently than a first name Lives at the birch tree meadow English Name Berkley: The birch tree meadow Also see Barclay and Burke English Name Bernard: Strong as a bear See also Bjorn English Name Berne: Form of Bernard strong as a bear English Name Berresford: Form of Beresford - Barley field English Name Berry: Flower; berry English Name Bert: Bright English Name Berthold: Form of Bert - Bright light English Name Bertie: A diminutive of Bertram, Bertrand, Albert, and other names ending in -bert Noble, bright Form of Bert, meaning industrious English Name Bertin: Form of Bert industrious English Name Bertold: Form of Bert - Bright light English Name Bertolde: Form of Bert - Bright light English Name Berton: From the fortified town English Name Bertram: Introduced to Britian during the Norman Conquest, a Form of the German Bertram Bright raven English Name Bertrand: Form of Bertram - Introduced to Britian during the Norman Conquest, a Form of the German Bertram Bright raven English Name Berty: Diminutive of Bert - Bright light English Name Berwick: From the barley grange English Name Berwin: Harvest-time friend English Name Berwyk: From the barley grange English Name Berwyn: Form of Berwin - Harvest-time friend English Name Berwynn: Form of Berwin - Harvest-time friend English Name Berwynne: Form of Berwin - Harvest-time friend English Name Beval: Like the wind English Name Beverlee: Form of Beverly - Beaver stream English Name Beverleigh: Form of Beverly - Beaver stream English Name Beverley: Beaver stream, from the beaver meadow Derived from a surname and place name First used as a boy's first name in the late 19th century, it gradually came to be used also as a girl's name, although Beverly is the more common feminine form English Name Beverly: From the beaver meadow English Name Bick: From the hewer's ford English Name Bickford: From the hewer's ford English Name Biecaford: From the hewer's ford English Name Biford: Lives at the river crossing English Name Bill: Nickname for William 'resolute protector' often used as an independent name English Name Billie: Nickname for William 'resolute protector' often used as an independent name English Name Billy: Nickname for William 'resolute protector' often used as an independent name English Name Bingham: Crib English Name Bink: Lives at the bank English Name Birch: Bright; shining; the birch tree English Name Birche: Birch English Name Bird: Bird English Name Birde: Bird English Name Birdhil: From the bird hill English Name Birdhill: From the bird hill English Name Birk: Birch tree English Name Birkee: Form of Birkey - Birch island English Name Birket: Form of Birkett - Area of birch trees English Name Birkett: Lives at the birch headland English Name Birkey: From the birch tree island English Name Birkhead: Lives at the birch headland English Name Birkhed: Lives at the birch headland English Name Birkie: Form of Birkey - Birch island English Name Birkit: Form of Birkett - Area of birch trees English Name Birkitt: Form of Birkett - Area of birch trees English Name Birky: Form of Birkey - Birch island English Name Birley: From the cattle shed on the meadow English Name Birlie: Form of Birley - Cow pasture English Name Birly: Form of Birley - Cow pasture English Name Birney: Lives on the brook island English Name Birnie: Form of Birney - Small river or stream with an island English Name Birny: Form of Birney - Small river or stream with an island English Name Biron: Surname used as a given name Biron was the name of a character in Shakespeare's Loves Labours Lost English Name Birtel: From the bird hill English Name Birtle: From the bird hill English Name Bishop: A bishop English Name Bitanig: From the preserving land English Name Black: Dark English Name Blackburn: Black brook English Name Blade: Glory English Name Blaec: Black or white English Name Blaecleah: From the dark meadow English Name Blaed: Wealthy glory English Name Blaeey: Blond English Name Blagdan: From the dark valley English Name Blagden: From the dark valley English Name Blagdon: From the dark valley English Name Blaike: Form of Blake - Light; dark English Name Blaine: Surname of uncertain meaning English Name Blair: Flatland English Name Blaise: Stutters English Name Blake: Light; dark English Name Blakelee: Form of Blakely - From the light meadow; from the dark meadow English Name Blakeley: Form of Blakely - From the light meadow; from the dark meadow English Name Blakelie: Form of Blakely - From the light meadow; from the dark meadow English Name Blakely: From the light meadow; from the dark meadow English Name Blakemore: From the dark moor English Name Blakey: Blond English Name Blandford: Form of Blanford - Gray man's ford; gray haired English Name Blane: Form of Blaine English Name Blaney: Form of Blaine English Name Blanford: Gray man's ford; gray haired English Name Blayke: Form of Blake - Light; dark English Name Blayne: Twin English Name Blayr: Form of Blair - Flatland English Name Blaze: Stutters English Name Bliss: Joy; happy English Name Blithe: Form of Blythe - Happy; merry English Name Blyth: Merry English Name Blythe: Happy; merry English Name Bob: Abbreviation of Robert English Name Bobbie: Abbreviation of Robert English Name Bobby: Abbreviation of Robert English Name Boc: Male deer English Name Bocleah: Lives at the buck meadow English Name Bocley: Lives at the buck meadow English Name Boda: Herald English Name Bolton: Of the manor farm English Name Bond: Tied to the land English Name Bonde: Form of Bond - Man of the land English Name Bondig: Free English Name Bondon: Form of Bond - Man of the land English Name Bonds: Form of Bond - Man of the land English Name Booker: Bible English Name Boone: Good; a blessing American frontier hero Daniel Boone English Name Boot: Form of Booth - House English Name Boote: Form of Booth - House English Name Booth: Lives in a hut English Name Boothe: Lives in a hut English Name Borden: From the boar valley English Name Bordin: Form of Borden - Boar's home English Name Bordon: Form of Borden - Boar's home English Name Bort: Fortified English Name Boston: A place name English Name Bosworth: Lives at the cattle enclosure English Name Botewolf: Herald wolf English Name Bothe: Lives in a hut English Name Botolf: Wolf English Name Botolph: Form of Botolf - Wolf English Name Botulf: Form of Botolf - Wolf English Name Botwolf: Herald wolf English Name Bourke: Fortified hill See also Berkley English Name Bourn: From the brook English Name Bourne: From the brook English Name Bowman: The archer English Name Boy: Boy English Name Boyce: Lives near the wood English Name Bple: Cup bearer English Name Brad: Broad English Name Bradan: From the broad valley English Name Bradbourne: From the broad brook English Name Bradburn: From the broad brook English Name Bradd: Broad; wide English Name Braddford: Form of Bradford - Broad stream English Name Braddock: Broad-spreading oak English Name Braddon: Broad hillside English Name Braden: Broad hillside English Name Bradene: From the broad valley English Name Bradford: Broad crossing English Name Bradfurd: Form of Bradford - Broad stream English Name Bradig: From tbe broad island English Name Bradlea: Form of Bradley - Broad clearing in the wood From a surname and place name based on the Old English words for broad clearing and broad wood English Name Bradleah: From tbe broad meadow English Name Bradlee: English surnames related to Bradley - broad clearing in the wood Note - This Database is Copyright Dogwood Technical Services Inc 1995 English Name Bradleigh: Form of Bradley - Broad clearing in the wood From a surname and place name based on the Old English words for broad clearing and broad wood English Name Bradley: From the broad meadow English Name Bradlie: Form of Bradley - Broad clearing in the wood From a surname and place name based on the Old English words for broad clearing and broad wood English Name Bradly: From tbe broad meadow English Name Bradney: From the broad meadow English Name Bradon: Broad hillside English Name Bradshaw: English surnames related to Bradley - broad clearing in the wood English Name Bradwell: From the broad spring English Name Brady: Broad island English Name Bradyn: From the broad valley English Name Braeden: Broad hillside English Name Braedon: Broad hillside English Name Braemwiella: From the bramble bush spring English Name Brainard: Bold raven English Name Brainerd: Bold raven English Name Braleah: From the hillslope meadow English Name Bram: Bramble; a thicket of wild gorse Abbreviation of Abraham and Abram Bram Stoker was author of Dracula English Name Brammel: Form of Bramwell - Place name in Britain English Name Bramwel: Form of Bramwell - Place name in Britain English Name Bramwell: From the bramble bush spring English Name Bran: Diminutive of Brandon - Sword; fiery hill English Name Brand: Fire brand; proud English Name Brandan: Derived from a surname and place name based on the Old English for 'hill covered with broom' Broom is a prolific weed Also, 'From the beacon hill', 'Beacon on the hill' or 'gorse-covered hill' English Name Branddun: From the beacon hill English Name Branden: Beacon on the hill' or 'gorse-covered hill' English Name Brandin: Beacon on the hill' or 'gorse-covered hill' English Name Brandon: Derived from a surname and place name based on the Old English for 'hill covered with broom' Broom is a prolific weed Also, 'From the beacon hill' English Name Brandyn: Beacon on the hill' or 'gorse-covered hill' English Name Branhard: Bold raven English Name Brannt: Form of Brant - Proud English Name Brant: Proud; Form of Brand Mohawk Indian Joseph Brant was a renowned strategist who fought for the British during the American Revolution; and a devout scholar who translated Christian religious works into his native Indian tongue English Name Brantley: Proud English Name Branton: Form of Brand Mohawk Indian Joseph Brant was a renowned strategist who fought for the British during the American Revolution; and a devout scholar who translated Christian religious works into his native Indian tongue English Name Brantson: Form of Brand Mohawk Indian Joseph Brant was a renowned strategist who fought for the British during the American Revolution; and a devout scholar who translated Christian religious works into his native Indian tongue English Name Branwel: Form of Bramwell - Place name in Britain English Name Braw)eigh: From the hillslope meadow English Name Brawley: From the hillslope meadow English Name Braxton: Brock's town English Name Brayden: Broad hillside English Name Braydon: Broad hillside English Name Brendt: Hilltop Form of Brent English Name Breneon: Form of Brent - Mountain peak English Name Brennan: To brand English Name Brent: Steep hill English Name Brentan: Steep hill English Name Brenten: Hilltop Form of Brent English Name Brentin: Form of Brent - Mountain peak English Name Brentley: Hilltop Form of Brent English Name Brently: Hilltop Form of Brent English Name Brenton: Hilltop Form of Brent English Name Brentyn: Form of Brent - Mountain peak English Name Bret: A native of Brittany - (France) or Britain - (England) Derived from the surname Breton or Briton, Brett and Bret became popular first names after 19th-century US writer Bret Harte Brett became very popular in Australia in the mid-20th century English Name Brett: A native of Brittany - (France) or Britain - (England) Derived from the surname Breton or Briton, Brett and Bret became popular first names after 19th-century US writer Bret Harte Brett became very popular in Australia in the mid-20th century English Name Bretton: Form of Brett - Man from Britain English Name Brewer: Form of Brewster - Brewer English Name Brewster: Brewer English Name Brewstere: Brewer English Name Brian: Brought to England by the Breton companions of William the Conqueror, this name is originally derived from the Irish word for hill English Name Brice: A given name of medieval origin English Name Brick: Bridge English Name Brickman: Bridge English Name Bridge: Form of Bridger - Lives near a bridge English Name Bridgeley: Form of Bridgely - From the meadow near the bridge English Name Bridgely: From the meadow near the bridge English Name Bridger: Lives near a bridge English Name Brigbam: Lives by the bridge English Name Brigg: Diminutive of Brigham - From the village near a bridge English Name Briggebam: Lives by the bridge English Name Briggere: Lives at tbe bridge English Name Briggs: Diminutive of Brigham - From the village near a bridge English Name Brigham: From the village near a bridge English Name Brighton: Place name in Britain English Name Brik: Bridge English Name Brindley: Form of Brinley - Burnt wood English Name Brinley: Burnt wood English Name Brinly: Form of Brinley - Burnt wood English Name Brinton: From Brinton English Name Brit: Form of Brett - Man from Britain English Name Britt: Form of Brett - Man from Britain English Name Brittain: Brit A native of Brittany - (France) or Britain - (England) English Name Brittan: Brit A native of Brittany - (France) or Britain - (England) English Name Britton: Brit A native of Brittany - (France) or Britain - (England) English Name Broc: Badger English Name Brock: Derived from a surname based on the Old English word for badger Also a Form of Brook English Name Brockley: From the badger meadow English Name Brocleah: From tbe badger meadow English Name Brocleigh: From the badger meadow English Name Brocly: From the badger meadow English Name Broderick: From the broad ridge English Name Broderik: From the broad ridge English Name Brodrig: From the broad ridge English Name Brodrik: From the broad ridge English Name Brok: Badger English Name Bromleah: From the broom covered meadow English Name Bromleigh: From the broom covered meadow English Name Bromley: From the broom covered meadow English Name Bromly: From the broom covered meadow English Name Bron: Diminutive of Bronson - Son of a dark man English Name Bronnson: Form of Bronson - Son of a dark man English Name Bronsen: Form of Bronson - Son of a dark man English Name Bronsin: Form of Bronson - Son of a dark man English Name Bronson: Son of a dark man English Name Bronsonn: Form of Bronson - Son of a dark man English Name Bronsson: Form of Bronson - Son of a dark man English Name Brook: Lives by the stream English Name Brooke: Lives by the stream English Name Brookes: Form of Brook - Brook; stream English Name Brooks: Running water English Name Brookson: Son of Brooke English Name Brooksone: Son of Brooke English Name Brougher: Lives at the fortress English Name Broughton: From the fortress town English Name Brown: Brown (colour name) English Name Bruce: Thick brush Surname since medieval times; now a common given name Folklore tale of 14th century Robert King of Scotland - (the Bruce) who learned the value of perseverance from watching a spider spin a web English Name Brucey: Diminutive of Bruce - Thick brush Surname since medieval times; now a common given name Folklore tale of 14th century Robert King of Scotland - (the Bruce) who learned the value of perseverance from watching a spider spin a web English Name Brucie: Diminutive of Bruce - Thick brush Surname since medieval times; now a common given name Folklore tale of 14th century Robert King of Scotland - (the Bruce) who learned the value of perseverance from watching a spider spin a web English Name Brun: Dark skinned English Name Bruno: Dark of skin English Name Bruns: Form of Bruno - Dark of skin English Name Bryan: Brought to England by the Breton companions of William the Conqueror, this name is originally derived from the Irish word for hill Popular Form of Brian English Name Bryant: Popular Form of Brian English Name Bryden: Place name in Britain English Name Brydger: Lives at tbe bridge English Name Bryggere: Lives at tbe bridge English Name Brynley: Form of Brinley - Burnt wood English Name Brynly: Form of Brinley - Burnt wood English Name Bryon: Popular Form of Brian English Name Bryson: Noble's son English Name Buck: Boy deer English Name Buckey: Diminutive of Buck - Male deer English Name Buckie: Diminutive of Buck - Male deer English Name Buckley: Form of Buck; male goat or deer English Name Bucklie: Form of Buckley - Deer-grazing meadow English Name Buckly: Form of Buckley - Deer-grazing meadow English Name Bucky: Diminutive of Buck - Male deer English Name Bud: Derived from bud, a colloquial term of address used in the United States; short for buddy, meaning friend Common as a nickname, but less common as a first name American comedian Bud Abbott's real name was William Abbott English Name Budd: Diminutive of Buddy - Friend English Name Buddey: Form of Buddy - Friend English Name Buddie: Form of Buddy - Friend English Name Buddy: Friend English Name Budington: British place name English Name Bundy: Free English Name Burbank: Lives on the castle's hill English Name Burch: Birch English Name Burchard: Strong as a castle English Name Burckhardt: Form of Burchard - Strong castle English Name Burdett: Surname used as a given name English Name Burdette: Surname used as a given name English Name Burdon: Lives at the castle English Name Bureig: Lives on the brook island English Name Burford: Lives at the castle ford English Name Burgard: Form of Burchard - Strong castle English Name Burgaud: Form of Burchard - Strong castle English Name Burgeis: Lives in town English Name Burges: Form of Burgess - Citizen English Name Burgess: Lives in town English Name Burghard: Strong as a castle English Name Burghere: Lives at the fortress English Name Burgiss: Form of Burgess - Citizen English Name Burgtun: From the fortress town English Name Burhbank: Lives on the castle's hill English Name Burhdon: Lives at the castle English Name Burhford: Lives at the castle ford English Name Burhleag: Lives at the castle's meadow English Name Burhtun: From the fortified town English Name Burke: Fortified hill See also Berkley English Name Burket: Form of Birkett - Area of birch trees English Name Burkett: Form of Birkett - Area of birch trees English Name Burkhart: Form of Burchard - Strong castle English Name Burkitt: Form of Birkett - Area of birch trees English Name Burl: Forest; cup bearer English Name Burle: Fortified See also Berlyn English Name Burleigh: Lives at the castle's meadow Fortified See also Berlyn English Name Burley: Lives at the castle's meadow English Name Burlie: Form of Burleigh - British place name English Name Burly: Lives at the castle's meadow English Name Burn: From the brook English Name Burnard: Form of Bernard 'strong as a bear' English Name Burne: From the brook English Name Burneig: Lives on the brook island English Name Burnell: Form of Bernard 'strong as a bear' English Name Burnette: Bear; brown English Name Burney: Lives on the brook island English Name Burnie: Form of Birney - Small river or stream with an island English Name Burns: Son of Byrne English Name Burrell: Fortified See also Berlyn English Name Bursone: Son of Byrne English Name Burt: Derived from the Old English 'beorht' meaning bright, glorious Also used as a name derived from the surname and place name Burton, meaning fortified enclosure English Name Burton: Bright fame English Name Burtt: Form of Bert - Bright light English Name Burty: Form of Bert - Bright light English Name Buster: Derived from a nickname used in the United States, occasionally used as a first name in honour of American silent film comic actor Buster Keaton English Name Butch: Diminutive of Butcher - Butcher English Name Butcher: Butcher English Name Byford: Lives at the river crossing English Name Byme: Bear; brown English Name Byram: From the cattle yard English Name Byrd: Bird English Name Byreleah: From the cattle shed on the meadow English Name Byrleigh: Form of Burleigh - British place name English Name Byrley: Form of Burleigh - British place name English Name Byrn: Form of Burne - Brook English Name Byrne: From the brook English Name Byrnes: Son of Byrne English Name Byron: Derived from a surname and place name; which is based on the Old English byre meaning cowshed English Name Byrtel: From the bird hill English Name Cabe: Form of surname Cable - Ropemaker English Name Cable: Ropemaker An English surname English Name Cadabyr: From the warrior's settlement English Name Cadby: From the warrior's settlement English Name Cadda: Warring English Name Caddaham: From the soldier's land English Name Caddaric: Battle leader English Name Caddarik: Battle leader English Name Caddawyc: From the warrior's town English Name Caersewiella: Lives at the watercress spring English Name Cai: Diminutive of Caius - A Form of Gaius; which is a more common form of the name in Britain English Name Caindale: From the clear river valley English Name Caine: Place name unrelated to the BiblicalCain English Name Caius: A Form of Gaius; which is a more common form of the name in Britain English Name Cal: Bald; Abbreviation of names beginning with Cal- English Name Calbert: Cowherd; cowboy English Name Calbex: Shepherd English Name Calder: Stream English Name Caldre: Cold brook English Name Caldwell: From the cold spring English Name Caldwiella: From the cold spring English Name Cale: Bold; Surname derived from Charles English Name Calfhierde: Shepherd English Name Calldwr: Cold brook English Name Calvert: Cowherd; cowboy English Name Calvex: Shepherd English Name Calvin: Bald English Name Calvino: Form of Calvin - Bald English Name |