Eden
“place of pleasure”
21% boys · 79% girls
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1,633 names
Hebrew · Biblical Old English · Timeless Audrey
“noble” · “strength”
>99% girls
English · Celtic Graham
“from the gravelled area; from the gray home”
>99% boys
Old English Hailey
“from the field of hay”
>99% girls
English · Shared Blake
“a dark beauty” · “a dark, handsome man”
60% boys · 40% girls
English · Nature Bentley
“from the meadow of bent grass”
95% boys · 5% girls
Old English · Old-fashioned Edward
“a wealthy protector”
>99% boys
English · Place names Bailey
Bailey is used as a given name and a surname. One English interpretation is “from the courtyard within castle walls; a public official.”
6% boys · 94% girls
English Brandon
“from the broom or gorse hill”
>99% boys
English Reid
“a red-haired man; one who lives near the reeds”
97% boys · 3% girls
English · Nature Bradley
“from the broad field” · “from the wide meadow”
96% boys · 4% girls
Old English · Old-fashioned Edwin
“a wealthy friend”
>99% boys
Latin · Royal Prince
“the royal son”
>99% boys
English · Timeless Edgar
“a powerful and wealthy spearman”
>99% boys
Scottish · Nature Ainsley
“one's own meadow”
1% boys · 99% girls
English · Old-fashioned Edith
Edith is used as a given name and a surname. One English interpretation is “the spoils of war; one who is joyous; a treasure.”
>99% girls
Gaelic · Royal Kendrick
“a royal ruler” · “the champion”
99% boys · 1% girls
Old English Ledger
“to lay”
99% boys · 1% girls
English Wayne
“one who builds wagons”
>99% boys
English · Nature Lee
“from the meadow”
94% boys · 6% girls
Latin Dexter
“a right-handed man; one who is skillful”
>99% boys
surnames · Modern Kensley
Kensley is a feminine given name from Old English.
3% boys · 97% girls
surnames · Modern Brixton
Brixton is a masculine given name from Old English.
95% boys · 5% girls
Old English · Modern Dutton
“hill”
97% boys · 3% girls
Old English · Vintage revival Alfred
“one who counsels the elves”
>99% boys
English · Old-fashioned Alvin
“friend of the elves”
>99% boys
Old English · Modern Bexley
“box tree”
7% boys · 93% girls
Old English · Modern Axton
“stone”
>99% boys
Old English · Modern Cove
“cave, cove, hollow, cavern”
68% boys · 32% girls
Old Norse · Old-fashioned Harold
“the ruler of an army”
>99% boys
English Byron
“one who lives near the cow sheds”
>99% boys
English · Old-fashioned Howard
“army guardian” · “the guardian of the home”
>99% boys
English · Nature Linden
“from the hill of lime trees” · “from the lime tree”
58% boys · 42% girls
Old English · Vintage revival Edmund
“a wealthy protector”
>99% boys
Old English · Modern Hayley
“from the field of hay”
>99% girls
English · Old-fashioned Elmer
“a renowned and noble man”
>99% boys
English · Nature Hartley
“a warmhearted woman” · “from the stag's meadow”
15% boys · 85% girls
English · Nature Ridley
“from the meadow of reeds”
43% boys · 57% girls
Old English · Shared Everette
“as strong as a boar; as brave as a boar”
73% boys · 27% girls
English · Old-fashioned Milton
“from the mill town”
>99% boys
Latin · Old-fashioned Chester
“from the camp of the soldiers”
>99% boys
English Alton
“from the old town”
>99% boys
English Truman
“one who is loyal”
>99% boys
Old English · Mythological Avril
“to open”
>99% girls
Old English · Modern Scotland
“land of the Scots”
14% boys · 86% girls
English · Vintage revival Mildred
“woman of gentle strength”
>99% girls
English · Royal Kenton
“keen” · “from the king's town”
>99% boys
Old English Clifton
“cliff”
>99% boys
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