Tag: English names

Tucker is an English name, derived from the Old English word 'tucian', which means 'to torment'. The name was given

Reeve is a Middle English name, originally a nickname for a bailiff.

The name Dell comes from the Old English word “dell” which means 'a dell or valley'.

Zane originates in English language and the meaning is unclear. Originally, it was used as a surname and as a

Barden is from the Old English word 'baren' which means “of barley”. It could also be a compound of the

Liddell is an English locational surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, given to anyone who comes from a place called Liddel. The

Creighton is an English name, derived from the Old Welsh “creic” which means 'rock' and “tun” which means 'a settlement'.

Tyreece is a newly invented name and does not have any particular meaning.

Wilbur originates in English language and means "wild pig". Originally it was used as a surname and as a surname

Prentice is a Medieval English name and was a nickname for anyone who was serving an apprenticeship.

Caswell is a Medieval English locational surname. It is derived from the Old English words, 'coerse', meaning 'water cress' and

Barrington is an Old English name that is a compound of three words, “bara” which was the nickname for a