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| Filmarr: Famous English Name Filmer: Form of Filmore - Famed; famous English Name Filmore: Famed; famous English Name Finley: Sunbeam English Name Finn: Blond English Name Firman: Fair English Name Firth: Forest English Name Fisk: Fish English Name Fiske: Fish English Name Fitch: Ermine (ferret-like mammal) English Name Fitche: Ermine English Name Fitz: Son English Name Fitzadam: Son of Adam English Name Fitz-Adam: Son of Adam English Name Fitzgerald: Mighty spearholder's son English Name Fitz-Gerald: Son of Gerald English Name Fitzgibbon: Son of Gilbert English Name Fitz-Gibbon: Son of Gilbert English Name Fitzgilbert: Son of Gilbert English Name Fitz-Gilbert: Son of Gilbert English Name Fitzhugh: Son of Hugh English Name Fitz-Hugh: Son of Hugh English Name Fitzjames: Son of James English Name Fitz-James: Son of James English Name Fitzpatrick: Son of Patrick Surname English Name Fitz-Patrick: Son of Patrick English Name Fitzroy: A name meaning 'king's illegitimate son' English Name Fitzsimmons: Son of Simon English Name Fitzsimon: Son of Simon English Name Fitz-Simon: Son of Simon English Name Fitzsimons: Son of Simon English Name Fitzwalter: Son of Walter English Name Fitz-Walter: Son of Walter English Name Fitzwater: Son of Walter English Name Fitz-Water: Son of Walter English Name Fleming: From the valley English Name Flemming: Form of Fleming - From the valley English Name Fletch: Diminutive of Fletcher - Maker of arrows English Name Fletcher: Maker of arrows Often used as a surname, less commonly a given name English Name Flint: Stream Place-name and surname Flint stone produces a spark of fire when struck by steel English Name Floyd: A Form of the Welsh 'Lloyd' English Name Fluellen: From the Welsh Llewellyn English Name Flynt: A stream English Name Ford: River crossing English Name Forde: A shallow place used to cross a river or stream Surname English Name Forest: Keeps the forest 'Woodland' English Name Forester: Forest-ranger Surname English Name Forrest: Woodland English Name Forrester: Keeps the forest English Name Foster: One who keeps the forest A foster child, foster parent, or a cutler Also a derivative of the surname Forester Used as both a surname and given name English Name Fowler: Form of Falkner - Falconer; one who trains falcons Game warden English Name Fraine: Foreigner English Name Frank: Diminutive of Franklin - Free land-owner English Name Franki: Diminutive of Franklin - Free land-owner English Name Frankie: Diminutive of Frank 'Free; a free man' Frankie is occasionally used for girls English Name Franklin: Derived from 'francoleyn' meaning a free born landowner English Name Franklyn: Free man; landholder English Name Franklynn: Form of Franklin - Free land-owner English Name Franky: Diminutive of Franklin - Free land-owner English Name Fraser: French town English Name Frasier: Curly haired English Name Frayn: Form of Frayne - Foreign English Name Frayne: Foreigner English Name Fraze: Diminutive of Fraser - French town English Name Frazer: Form of Fraser - French town English Name Frazier: Form of Fraser - French town English Name Freca: Bold English Name Fred: Diminutive of Alfred - Sage, wise From the Old English Aelfraed, meaning elf counsel Also from Ealdfrith or Alfrid, meaning old peace Handsome English Name Freeborn: Born free English Name Freedom: Freedom; liberty English Name Freeland: From the free land English Name Freeman: Free man; a man freed from bound servitude to an overlord Surname English Name Freemon: Form of Freeman - Free man English Name Freodhoric: An Old English name from the Old German Frithuric, meaning peaceful ruler English Name Freowine: Noble friend English Name Frewen: Form of Frewin - Free friend; noble friend English Name Frewin: Free friend; noble friend English Name Frewyn: Noble friend English Name Frey: Lord English Name Freyne: Foreigner English Name Frick: Courageous; brave English Name Fridolf: Peaceful wolf English Name Fridolph: Peaceful wolf English Name Friduwulf: Peaceful wolf English Name Fridwolf: Peaceful wolf English Name Friend: Friend English Name Frika: Bold English Name Frisa: Curly - haired English Name Fugeltun: From the people's estate English Name Fulaton: From the people's estate English Name Fulbert: Introduced to Britain during the Norman conquest, from the Old German Filibert, meaning very bright English Name Fuller: Cloth thickener English Name Fullere: Cloth thickener English Name Fulton: From the people's estate English Name Fylmer: Form of Filmore - Famed; famous English Name Fytch: Ermine English Name Gaarwine: Friend with a spear English Name Gail: Lively English Name Gale: Lively English Name Galeun: From the town on the high ground English Name Galt: From the high ground English Name Galton: From the town on the high ground English Name Gann: Spear protector English Name Gannon: Speannan English Name Gar: Spear English Name Garaden: From the three cornered hill English Name Garadin: From the three cornered hill English Name Garadun: From the three cornered hill English Name Garadyn: From the three cornered hill English Name Garafeld: From the triangular field English Name Garatun: Lives in the triangular farm stead English Name Gard: Keeper of the garden Surname English Name Gardiner: Gardener English Name Gardner: Keeper of the garden Surname English Name Gared: Form of Garret from Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Garet: Brave with a spear English Name Garett: Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Garey: Spear English Name Garfield: Battlefield English Name Gariland: From the spear land English Name Garland: From the spear land English Name Garman: Speannan English Name Garmann: Speannan English Name Garmond: Spear protector English Name Garmund: Spear protector English Name Garnell: Keeper of grain Surname English Name Garner: Keeper of grain Surname English Name Garnet: Armed with a spear Used as both a surname and given name English Name Garnett: Armed with a spear English Name Garr: Spear English Name Garrad: Form of Garret from Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Garrard: Brave with a spear English Name Garred: Form of Garret from Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Garret: To Watch English Name Garrett: Form of Gerald, meaning 'rules by the spear' or 'hard or bold spear' Also an English Form of the German Gerard, based on medieval pronunciation English Name Garrey: Spear English Name Garrick: Powerful with the spear English Name Garrison: Spear-fortified town English Name Garrman: Speannan English Name Garroway: Spear fighter English Name Garrson: Son of Gar English Name Garry: Diminutive of Garrick, meaning spear and ruler English Name Garson: Son of Gar 'Spear-fortified town' English Name Garsone: Son of Gar English Name Garth: Derived from the surname and place name Garth, meaning garden Also a Form of Gareth English Name Garton: Lives in the triangular farm stead English Name Garvin: Friend with a spear English Name Garvyn: Friend with a spear English Name Garwig: Spear fighter English Name Garwin: Friend with a spear English Name Garwood: From the fir forest English Name Garwyn: Friend with a spear English Name Gary: Spear carrier English Name Gaukroger: Roger the clumsy English Name Gawain: Battle hawk English Name Gawen: Battle hawk English Name Gawyn: Battle hawk English Name Gayle: Lively English Name Geary: Flexible English Name Geffrey: Peaceful See also Jeffrey English Name Gehard: Spear hard English Name Gene: Abbreviation of Eugene, meaning well-born English Name Geoff: Diminutive of Jeffrey - Derived from one of three Old German names, meaning - district, traveler, or peaceful pledge English Name Geoffrey: Heavenly place English Name Geol: Born at Christmas English Name Geordie: A name commonly used to indicate a native of Tyneside English Name George: Farmer In medieval legend St George - (the knight who became patron saint of England) struggled with a fire-breathing dragon symbolizing the Devil English Name Georgie: A diminutive of George, meaning tiller of the soil, or farmer English Name Gerald: Ruling spear Introduced into Britain from Germany during the Norman Conquest English Name Gerard: Hard or bold spear This name was introduced to England from Germany during the Norman Conquest English Name Gerardo: Spear hard English Name Gerd: Spear hard English Name Gere: Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Gerold: Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Gerrald: Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Gerrard: Hard or bold spear This name was introduced to England from Germany during the Norman Conquest English Name Gerred: Form of Garret from Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Gerrell: Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear' English Name Gerrit: Spear hard English Name Gerry: Diminutive of Gerald, meaning ruling spear Often used as an independent name English Name Gervase: Serves English Name Gherardo: Spear hard English Name Gibbesone: Gilbert's Son English Name Gibson: Gilbert's Son English Name Gifford: Gift of bravery English Name Gifuhard: Gift of bravery English Name Gijs: Intelligent English Name Gilbert: Trusted English Name Gilburt: Trusted English Name Gildas: Gilded English Name Giles: An English Form of the Latin name Aegidius, meaning kid or goatskin English Name Gilford: From Gill'S ford English Name Gilmar: Famous hostage English Name Gilmer: Famous hostage English Name Gilpin: Trusted English Name Giselbert: Trusted English Name Giselmaere: Famous hostage English Name Gladwin: Happy friend English Name Gladwyn: Happy friend English Name Glaedwine: Happy friend English Name Godfrey: God's peace English Name Godwin: From the Old English Godwine, meaning friend of God English Name Godwine: An Old English name meaning friend of god English Name Gold: Blond English Name Golden: Blond English Name GOlding: Son Of Gold English Name Goldwin: From the Old English Goldwine, meaning golden friend English Name Goldwine: An Old English name meaning golden friend English Name Goldwyn: From the Old English Goldwine, meaning golden friend English Name Goodwin: Good friend English Name Goodwine: Good friend English Name Goodwyn: Good friend English Name Gordon: From the cornered hill English Name Gowyn: God's friend English Name Graden: Gray-haired - son of the Gray family; son of Gregory English Name Gradon: Gray-haired - son of the Gray family; son of Gregory English Name Graeghamm: From the gray home English Name Graegleah: From the gray meadow English Name Graeham: From the gray home English Name Graeme: Farm home English Name Graent: Great English Name Grafere: Lives in the grove English Name Graham: From the great meadow 'Farm home' Surname English Name Gram: From the gray home English Name Granger: Farmer English Name Grangere: Farmer English Name Grant: Bestow' or 'great; tall' The American General and president Ulysses S Grant Surname English Name Grantham: From the great meadow English Name Grantland: From the large meadow English Name Grantley: From the large meadow English Name Granville: An English surname based on a French place name, meaning big town Used both as surname and given name English Name Gray: Gray-haired English Name Graysen: Gray-haired - son of the Gray family; son of Gregory English Name Grayson: Son of the bailiff English Name Grayvesone: Son of the reeve English Name Greeley: From the gray meadow English Name Greely: From the gray meadow English Name Greg: Diminutive of Gregory, meaning 'on the watch' Often used as an independent name English Name Gregg: Diminutive of Gregory, meaning 'on the watch' Often used as an independent name English Name Gregor: A Form of Gregory, meaning 'on the watch' English Name Gregory: On the watch As the first of 16 Gregory popes Pope Gregory fostered the development of Gregorian chants See also Greg Gregorio - (ltalian/Spanish/Portuguese) 'On the watch' English Name Gregson: Son of Greg Surname English Name Grenville: Form of Granville - An English surname based on a French place name, meaning big town Used both as surname and given name English Name Gresham: From the grazing English Name Grey: Gray-haired English Name Greyson: Gray-haired - son of the Gray family; son of Gregory English Name Grisham: From the grazing English Name Grover: Grove dweller Used as both surname and given name English Name Guido: A Middle Ages Form of Guy English Name Guilbert: Trusted English Name Gus: A diminutive of the Latin Augustus or Augustine, meaning majestic Often used as an independent name English Name Gussie: A diminutive of Augusta, Augustina, Augustine, or Augustus English Name Guy: A name derived from the Hebrew'goy', meaning Gentile Also a colloquial term used to refer to a man English Name Guyon: Lively English Name Gyles: An English Form of the Latin name Aegidius, meaning kid or goatskin English Name Hadden: From the heath English Name Haddon: From the heath English Name Haden: From the heath English Name Hadley: Heath-covered meadow English Name Hadon: From the heath English Name Hadrian: A Form of Adrian Also, son of Adrian English Name Hadwin: War friend English Name Hadwyn: War friend English Name Haefen: Safety English Name Haele: Lives in the hall English Name Haestingas: Violent English Name Haethowine: War friend English Name Hagaleah: From the hedged meadow English Name Hagalean: From the hedged enclosure English Name Hagaward: Keeper of the hedged enclosure English Name Hagley: From the hedged enclosure English Name Hagly: From the hedged enclosure English Name Haig: From the hedged enclosure English Name Hal: A nickname for Henry 'Rules his household' English Name Halbart: Brilliant hero English Name Halbert: Brilliant hero English Name Halburt: Brilliant hero English Name Haldane: From Denmark English Name Halden: From Denmark English Name Hale: Hero English Name Halebeorht: Brilliant hero English Name Halford: From the hall by the ford English Name Haligwiella: Lives by the holy spring English Name Hall: From the manor English Name Hallam: Lives at the hall's slopes English Name Halley: From the manor house meadow English Name Halliwell: Lives by the holy spring English Name Hallwell: Lives by the holy spring English Name Halsey: From Hal's island English Name Halsig: From Hal's island English Name Halstead: From the manor house English Name Halton: From the hillslope estate English Name Hamelstun: From the grassy estate English Name Hamilton: Beautiful Mountain English Name Hamish: Form of James - Supplant Replace Form of Jacob derived from the latin Jacomus English Name Hamlet: Form of Hamo - House or home Introduced from Germany during the Norman Conquest Also used as a surname English Name Hamlyn: Form of Hamo - House or home Introduced from Germany during the Norman Conquest Also used as a surname English Name Hammond: Form of Hamo - House or home Introduced from Germany during the Norman Conquest Also used as a surname English Name Hamnet: Form of Hamo - House or home Introduced from Germany during the Norman Conquest Also used as a surname English Name Hamo: House or home Introduced from Germany during the Norman Conquest Also used as a surname English Name Hamon: Form of Hamo - House or home Introduced from Germany during the Norman Conquest Also used as a surname English Name Hampton: Place-name and surname English Name Hand: Worker English Name Hanford: From the high ford English Name Hank: Nickname for Henry 'Rules his household' English Name Hanley: From the high meadow English Name Hanly: From the high meadow English Name Harac: From the ancient oak tree English Name Haraford: From the hare's ford English Name Harden: From the hare valley English Name Hardin: From the hare's valley English Name Harding: From the hare's valley English Name Hardwin: Brave friend English Name Hardwyn: Brave friend English Name Hardyn: From the hare's valley English Name Hare: Rabbit English Name Harelache: Lives at the hare's lake English Name Hareleah: From the hare's meadow English Name Harford: From the hare's ford English Name Hargrove: From the hare's grove English Name Harlak: Lives at the hare's lake English Name Harlake: Lives at the hare's lake English Name Harlan: From the hare's land English Name Harland: Meadow of the hares Form of Harley Surname English Name Harleigh: From the hare's meadow English Name Harlen: Meadow of the hares Form of Harley Surname English Name Harley: From Old English hare wood (or meadow) From the hare's meadow English Name Harlon: Meadow of the hares Form of Harley Surname English Name Harlow: Meadow of the hares Form of Harley Surname English Name Harlowe: From the hare's hill English Name Harman: Soldier English Name Harmon: Form of HERMAN - Man of the army English Name Harold: Army-power English Name Harper: Harp player English Name Harriman: Surname English Name Harris: Son of Harry English Name Harrison: Son of harry English Name Harry: A Form of Henry meaning home or house protector Also can be a diminutive of Harold - 'Army commander' Army, weald power English Name Hart: Stag Strong; brave Surname English Name Harte: Stag Strong; brave Surname English Name Hartford: From the stag's ford English Name Hartley: From the stag's meadow Stag wood or meadow from Old English Both a surname and place name English Name Hartman: Stag Strong; brave Surname English Name Hartun: From the gray estate English Name Hartwell: Lives near the stag's spring English Name Hartwood: From the stag's forest English Name Harvey: Army Warrior English Name Haslet: From the hazel tree land English Name Haslett: From the hazel tree land English Name Hastings: Violent English Name Haven: Place of safety; shelter English Name Havyn: Safety English Name Hawley: From the hedged meadow English Name Hawly: From the hedged meadow English Name Hayden: From the hedged in valley English Name Haydon: From the hedged in valley English Name Hayes: From the hedged land English Name Hayle: Lives in the hall English Name Hayward: Keeper of the hedged enclosure English Name Haywood: From the hedged forest English Name Heahweard: Chief guardian English Name Healhtun: From the hillslope estate English Name Heall: From the manor English Name Healleah: From the manor house meadow English Name Heallstede: From the manor house English Name Healum: Lives at the hall's slopes English Name Healy: From the slope land English Name Heanford: From the high ford English Name Heanleah: From the high meadow English Name Heardind: From the hare's valley English Name Heardwine: Brave friend English Name Hearne: Mythical hunter English Name Hearpere: Harpist English Name Heath: Masculine form of Heather Untended land where flowering shrubs grow Used both as a first name and surname English Name Heathcliff: From the heath cliff English Name Heathclyf: From the heath cliff English Name Heathdene: From the heath English Name Heathleah: From the heath covered meadow English Name Heathley: From the heath covered meadow English Name Hedley: Heathery clearing From a surname and place name English Name Helton: From the hillslope estate English Name Henry: Rules his household' Oft-used English and French royal name The second son of Charles Prince of Wales is named Henry English Name Heort: Stag English Name Heortwiella: Lives near the stag's spring English Name Heortwode: From the stag's forest English Name Herald: One who proclaims Also Form of Harold 'Army commander' English Name Heraldo: Army commander English Name Hereward: Derived from Old English 'Hereweard', a compound of army (here) and protection (weard)from the Old English name Hereweard The Anglo-Saxon hero Hereward the Wake led a revolt against William the Conqueror in the 11th century English Name Hereweald: A compound of 'Army' and 'to weald power' English Name Herlbert: Army strong English Name Herlebeorht: Army strong English Name Hern: Mythical hunter English Name Herne: Mythical hunter English Name Herve: Bitter English Name Hetheclif: From the heath cliff English Name Hew: Form of Hugh - Heart Mind Inspiration Intelligent From old German Derived from Hugo English Name Heywood: From the hedged forest English Name Hiatt: From the high gate English Name Hid: From the hide English Name Hide: From the hide English Name Hillock: From the small hill English Name Hillocke: From the small hill English Name Hilton: Manor on the hill English Name Hline: From the bank English Name Hlink: From the bank English Name Hlithtun: From tbe hillside town English Name Hob: A diminutive of Robert or Robin The word hobgoblin is derived from this name English Name Hod: Hooded English Name Hodsone: Son of the hooded man English Name Holbrook: From the brook English Name Holcomb: From the deep valley English Name Holden: From the hollow in the valley Both a surname and place name English Name Holdin: From tbe hollow in the valley English Name Holdyn: From tbe hollow in the valley English Name Hollis: Lives by the holly trees English Name Holman: Man from the valley English Name Holmes: From the river island English Name Holt: By the forest English Name Holwell: Lives by the holy spring English Name Horace: Timekeeper Derived from the Roman clan name Horatius English Name Horry: Diminutive of Horace - Timekeeper Derived from the Roman clan name Horatius English Name Horton: From the gray estate English Name Houerv: Bitter English Name Houghton: From the estate on the bluff English Name Houston: Hill town English Name Howard: Bold heart Hog-warden Chief guardian Derived from the Old German Huguard English Name Howie: Nichname for Howard 'noble watchman' English Name Howland: From the chiefs land English Name Hraefnscaga: From the raven forest English Name Hrapenly: From the shouter's meadow English Name Hring: Ring English Name Hristun: From the brushwood estate English Name Hroc: Crow English Name Hrocby: From the crow's estate English Name Hrocesburh: From the crow's forest English Name Hrycg: From the ridge English Name Hrychleah: From the meadow's edge English Name Hrypanleah: From the shouter's meadow English Name Hrytherford: From the cattle ford English Name Hsmilton: From the grassy estate English Name Hud: Hooded English Name Hudson: Son of the hooded man English Name Huey: Diminutive of Hugh - Heart Mind Inspiration Intelligent English Name Hugh: Heart Mind Inspiration Intelligent From old German Derived from Hugo English Name Hughie: Diminutive of Hugh - Heart Mind Inspiration Intelligent English Name Hugi: Intelligent English Name Hugo: Form of Hugh - Heart Mind Inspiration Intelligent From old German Derived from Hugo English Name Humility: Humble English Name Humph: Diminutive of Humphrey - A compound of the words giant and peace From the Old English name Hunfrith English Name Humphrey: A compound of the words giant and peace From the Old English name Hunfrith English Name Hunt: Pursuer Surname English Name Hunter: Hunter English Name Huntingden: From the hunter's hill English Name Huntingdon: From the hunter's hill English Name Huntington: From the hunting farm English Name Huntingtun: From the hunting farm English Name Huntley: Hunter's meadow English Name Huntly: From the hunter's meadow English Name Hurlbart: Army strong English Name Hurlbert: Army strong English Name Hurst: Lives in the forest English Name Hurste: Lives in the forest English Name Hutton: From the estate on the ridge English Name Huw: Form of Hugh - Heart Mind Inspiration Intelligent From old German Derived from Hugo English Name Huxeford: From Hugh's ford English Name Huxford: From Hugh's ford English Name Huxley: From Hugh's meadow English Name Huxly: From Hugh's meadow English Name Hwaeteleah: From the wheat feild English Name Hweolere: Wheel maker English Name Hwertun: From the estate at the hollow English Name Hwistlere: Piper English Name Hwitby: From the white farmstead English Name Hwitcomb: From the white hollow English Name Hwitcumb: From the white hollow English Name Hwitford: From the white ford English Name Hwithloew: From the white hill English Name Hwitloc: From the white fortress English Name Hyatt: From the high gate Surname English Name Hyde: From the hide English Name Idal: From the yew tree valley English Name Ike: Form of HebrewIsaac 'Laughter' English Name Innocent: Innocent English Name Irven: Friend See also Ervin English Name Irvin: Friend See also Ervin English Name Irvine: Friend See also Ervin English Name Irving: Friend See also Ervin English Name Irvyn: Friend See also Ervin English Name Irwin: Boar friend Sea friend English Name Irwyn: Sea friend English Name Isenham: From the iron one's estate English Name Isham: From the iron one's estate English Name Ivar: Archer's bow English Name Ives: Archer's bow Patron saint of St Ives in Cambridgeshire More commonly used as a surname Form of Yves from Ivar English Name Ivey: A climbing evergreen ornamental plant English Name Ivo: Archer's bow English Name Ivon: Archer's bow English Name Ivor: Archer's bow English Name Iwdael: From the yew tree valley English Name Jack: Form of JOHN - God is gracious English Name |