Tag: English names

Leyton is a variant of Leighton. Leighton is an English and Scottish locational name, given to a person coming from

Lincoln is an English locational surname given to people who come from a place called Lincoln. The place name Lincoln

The locational name Lindley comes from Germanic and Old English words 'lind', which means 'lime', and 'leah', which means 'wood

Linton is an Anglo-Saxon locational name for anyone who comes from Linton. The place name 'Linton' itself is derived from

Linwood originates in Old English language and means "river in the woods". Originally, it was used as a surname and

Livingstone is a very old and famous Scottish locational name, implying that the bearer comes from a place called Lavingestun.

Lockwood is an Anglo-Saxon name, derived from the Old English words 'loc', which means 'lock or fastening', and 'wudu', which

Greydon is a variant of Graydon. Graydon is derived from the Old English words “graeg”, which means 'gray', and “dun”,

The name Asbury comes from the Old English words “aesc”, which means 'ash tree', and “bury”, which means 'fort'. In

Lyndon is an English locational name for anyone who comes from Lyndon. The place name 'Lyndon' itself comes from the

Shepherd is an English name vocabulary name, derived from the English word 'shepherd', which means 'one who takes care of