Tag: English names

Wilfred is an English name, derived from the Old English words 'wil', which means 'will or desire', and 'fridu', which

Needham is an English name that means 'home of need'.

Wilfredo is a Spanish variant of Wilfred. Wilfred is an English name, derived from the Old English words 'wil', which

Harlow is an Anglo-Saxon name that comes from the Old English words 'hoer', which means 'rock or a pile of

Graydon is derived from the Old English words “graeg”, which means 'gray', and “dun”, which means 'hill'.

Willoughby is a very distinguished Anglo-Saxon locational name, derived from the Old English words 'wilig', which means 'willow', and 'by',

Romello is a newly invented name which does not have any particular meaning.

Wilton is an English locational name for people who come from a place called Wilton in Somerset and Yorkshire. The

North is an English name, a short form of the name 'Northrop', which means 'northern farm'.

Holbrook is a variant of the name Brooke, itself a Middle English word for a 'small stream that is seasonal'.

Winchell is an English name that literally means 'bend in the road'.

Winfred is an English name with Old English origins, derived from the personal name 'Winfridd', which means 'friend of peace'.