Tag: English names

Hartwell is an English name, derived from the Old English words 'hart', which means 'stag', and 'waell', which means 'pool'.

Hatcher is an Anglo-Saxon name, derived from two Old English words – 'haecce', which means 'a gate', and the suffix

Branton is an Old English name that is derived from the two Old English words, “brom” which means 'broom' and

Heard is a Medieval English name, derived from the Old English word 'hirde', which means ' a heard or a

Carrington comes from the Old English words 'car' meaning rock, 'ing' meaning 'inhabitants', and 'ton' meaning 'town'. It functions as

Hearn is an English name, derived from the Old English word 'hyrne' or the Middle English 'herne', which means 'heron',

Heath is an Anglo-Saxon name, derived from the Old English word 'haeth' or the Middle English 'hethe', which means 'heather'.

Herrold is a variant of Harold. Harold is an English name, derived from the Anglo-Saxon name 'Hereweald', which means 'army

Hewitt is an English name and means 'little Hugh'. The name 'Hugh' itself comes from the Germanic word 'hugu', which

Hiraldo is a variant of Harold. Harold is an English name, derived from the Anglo-Saxon name 'Hereweald', which means 'army

Childers is the modern equivalent of the Old English term “cildrahus” which was a compound of two Old English terms,

Hobson is an English name and strangely means 'son of Robert'. This is because the name Hobb is a Germanic

Barlow is a very old English name that derives its name from the Old English Berlawe, a compound of two

Horton is an English name, derived from the Latin word 'hortiss', which means 'garden'. It can also be derived from

Bradford is an Old English name that is derived from two words, 'brade' which means 'broad' and 'ford' which means