Tag: English names

Raleigh is an Old English name and means 'from the deer meadow'.

Ramsey is an English name, derived from the Old English words 'hramsa', which means 'wild garlic', and 'eg', which means

The generally accepted meaning of Arden is 'of high' from the a Celtic word of that meaning. There is also

The name Ranger is an occupational name for a ranger.

Penn is an Old English name, derived from the Old English word for a hill, which was 'penn'.

Freeborn is an English name, derived from the Old English words 'freo or frig', which means 'free born', denoting that

Lenwood is a variant of Linwood. Linwood originates in Old English language and means "river in the woods". Originally, it

Rashaan is a newly invented name with no particular meaning.

Cloud is an English name and literally means cloud. It is generally used as a surname and not a given

Ratcliffe is a variant of Radcliff. Radcliff is an English name, derived from the Old English words 'clif', which means

Rayburn is an English name and means 'deer brook'.

Rayford is an Anglo-Saxon name, a locational name for anyone who lived near a reedy ford.

Ryshon is a newly invented name and it has no particular meaning.

Slade is a locational English name, derived from the Old English word 'slaed', which means 'a valley'.

Moody is an English name and means 'haughty or arrogant'.

Redding is a variant of the name Reading, which means 'son of the read haired person'.

Redford is a variant of the name 'Radford'. Radford is itself an English name, derived from the Old English words

Redman originates in Old English language and means "man with red hair".