Boys names with origin `English`
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| Name | Meaning | Derivations | Origin | |
| Ackerley | From the meadow of oak trees. | Ackerlea, Ackerleah, Ackerlee, Ackerleigh, Ackerly | English | |
| Afton | Geographical - from afton in england | Aftan, Aften, Aftin, Aftyn | English | |
| Ahearn | Lord of the horses; the heron. | Ahearne, Aherin, Ahern, Aherne, Aheron, Aheryn | English, Scottish | |
| Al | Noble, bright, handsome. a short form for names beginning with "al". | English | ||
| Aldwin | Old friend. | Aldwen, Aldwyn | English | |
| Ambler | Stable keeper. | Ambla, Amblah, Amblar | English | |
| Angelo | Angel, messenger of god. | Angel, Angell, Angello, Angelos, Angelous, Angiolo, Anglico, Aniello, Anjel, Anjell, Anjello, Anjelo | English, Italian | |
| Arledge | From the ledge of the hares. | Arlege, Arlidge, Arlledge, Arllege | English | |
| Arnette | Little ruleing eagle. | Arnat, Arnatt, Arnet, Arnett, Arnot, Arnott | English | |
| Art | A rock; noble one from the lofty hill; bear; follower of thor, thunder. a short form of arthur, noble strength. | Arte | English, Icelandic, Irish, Scottish, Welsh | |
| Arundel | From the eagle valley. | Arundle | English | |
| Arvad | Wandering; friend. | Arved, Arvid, Arvind, Arvinder | English, Hebrew | |
| Ash | From the ash tree. a form of ashley. a short form for names beginning with "ash". | English | ||
| Atley | At the meadow. | Atlea, Atleah, Atlee, Atleigh, Atli, Atlie, Atly, Attlea, Attleah, Attlee, Attleigh, Attley, Attli, Attlie, Attly | English | |
| Atwater | At the edge of the water. | Attwater | English | |
| Atwell | At the edge of the well. | Attwel, Atwel | English | |
| Atwood | At the wood. | Attwood | English | |
| Atworth | At the farm. | Attworth | English | |
| Auden | Old friend. | Audan, Audin, Audon, Audyn | English | |
| Audric | Wise ruler. | Audrick, Audrik | English | |
| Bandit | Bushranger | Banditt | English | |
| Banner | Sign bearer. | Banna, Bannah, Bannar, Bannor | English, Scottish | |
| Barnes | Brave bear, barn worker. | English | ||
| Barnett | Leader of honourable birth. | Barnet, Barnete, Barnette | English | |
| Barric | From the grain farm. | Barrick, Barrik, Baryc, Baryck, Baryk, Beric, Berrick, Berrik, Beryc, Beryck, Beryk | English | |
| Barrington | From the fenced town. | Barington | English, French | |
| Bartram | Glorious raven. | Barthram, Bertram | English | |
| Bassett | Little one. | Baset, Basett, Basset | English | |
| Bat | Son of the farmer. a form of bartholomew. | Bato | English | |
| Bay | Seventh-born son; chestnut, brown; to howl. | Baye | English, French, Vietnamese | |
| Beal | Handsome. a form of beau. | Beal, Beale, Beall, Bealle, Beil, Beill, Beille, Bel | English, French | |
| Bear | Grizzly bear. | English | ||
| Beaver | Beaver | Beever | English | |
| Bejay | Handsome jay bird. | B.j., Beajae, Beajah, Beajai, Beejae, Beejai, Beejay, Beejaye | English, French | |
| Beldan | Dweller from the handsome valley. | Baliden, Balidin, Balidon, Balidyn, Beldan, Belden, Beldin, Beldon, Beldyn, Belidan, Belldan, Bellden, Belldin, Belldon, Belldyn | English, French | |
| Bell | Handsome; ringer of bells. | Bel | English, French | |
| Benton | Dweller from the moor town. | Bentan, Benten, Bentin, Bentyn | English | |
| Berl | Wine servant; tree with a knot. | Berle, Burl, Burle | English, German | |
| Berlyn | Son of berl, son of the wine servant; tree with a knot by the pool. | Berl, Berle, Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh, Berley, Berlin, Burlin, Burlyn | English, German | |
| Berwin | Powerful son, harvester friend, bear friend. | Berwyn, Berwynn, Berwynne | English | |
| Beval | Windy | Bevel, Bevil, Bevyl | English | |
| Bevan | Son of evan, son of the well-born one; glorious raven, son of the warrior; young archer. | Beaven, Beavon, Beven, Bevin, Bevon, Bevyn | English, Celtic, Welsh | |
| Billy | Wilful one. a short form of william. | Bill, Billee, Billey, Billie | English, German | |
| Bink | Dweller by the sloping bank. | Binkentios | English | |
| Birkitt | From the birch tree coast. | Burkett, Burkitt | English | |
| Blackburn | From the black stream; from the burnt field. | Blackbern, Blackberne, Blackburne | English, Scottish | |
| Bob | Famous, brilliant. a short form of robert. | Bobb, Rob | English | |
| Bobby | Famous, brilliant. a short form of robert. | Bobbey, Bobbi, Bobbie, Bobek (czech), Bobey, Bobie, Boby | English | |
| Bond | To bind, one who tills the soil. | English | ||
| Booth | Shelter, hut. | Boothe | English, Old norse | |
| Boy | Young man. | English | ||
| Bradon | From the broad valley. | Bradan, Braden, Bradin, Bradon, Bradyn, Braeden, Braedin, Braedon, Braedyn | English | |
| Brady | Spirited one from the long island; broad one. | Braedy, Braidey, Braidie | English, Gaelic, Irish | |
| Branden | Beacon in the valley. | Brandan, Brandin, Brandon, Brandyn | English | |
| Brandt | Proud rave. | Brand | English | |
| Brannon | From the beacon hill. | Branan, Branen, Brannan, Brannen, Brannin, Brannyn, Bransin, Brantson | English, Irish | |
| Branson | Son of brandon, son of the raven. | Bransan, Bransen, Bransin, Bransyn, Brantson | English | |
| Braxton | From brock's town, from the badger's town. | Braxtan, Braxten, Braxtin, Braxtyn | English | |
| Brayden | Brave | English | ||
| Brent | From the burnt field on the steep hill. a short form of brenton. | Brentan, Brenten, Brentin, Brenton, Brentun, Brentyn | English | |
| Brewster | One who brews beer, ale maker. | Brewstar, Brewstarr, Brewstir, Brewstor | English | |
| Brick | Bridge, stone building material. | Bric, Brik, Bryc, Bryck, Bryk | English | |
| Bridgely | From te meadow near the bridge. | Bridgelea, Bridgeleah, Bridgelee, Bridgelei, Bridgeleigh, Bridgeley, Bridgeli, Bridgelie | English | |
| Brighton | Geographical. from brighton in england, from the sunny town. | English | ||
| Brod | Bored. a short form of broderick, renowned ruler. | Brodie, Brody | English | |
| Brooks | Brook's son, son of the dweller by the stream. | English | ||
| Bryant | Strong, honourable. a form of bryan. | Briant, Brient | English | |
| Bryden | Geographical - from bryden in england, from the hill in the valley. | Briden | English | |
| Brynmor | Large hill; hill in the moors. | Brinmor, Brinmore, Brynmore | English, Welsh | |
| Bryon | Twisting vine, bear; cottage. | Brian | English, German | |
| Buford | From the ford near the cattle. | Burford | English | |
| Burl | Wine servant; tree with a knot. | Bearl, Bearle, Berl, Berlton, Birl, Birle, Burle, Burlea, Burleah, Burlee, Burleigh, Burley, Burlie, Burly, Burnell, Burnett, Burnette | English, Old english | |
| Burnett | Burnt nettle. | Bernet, Bernett, Birnett | English | |
| Burr | Prickly coat; youthful. | Bur, Burral, Burrel, Burril | English, Swedish | |
| Burris | From the birch tree town. | Buris, Buriss | English | |
| Buster | Raider | English | ||
| Butcher | Butcher | Butch | English, American | |
| Buzz | Noisy, busy. | English | ||
| Calder | From the rough water stream with the stones. | Cale | English, Scottish | |
| Carnell | One who defends the castle. | Carnel, Karnel, Karnell | English | |
| Carol | Strong, courageous, farmer, graceful; joyful christmas song. | Carollan | English, German, Hebrew | |
| Carroll | Strong, courageous; joyful christmas song; champion warrior. | Carol, Carrol, Karrol, Karroll | English, Celtic, German | |
| Carson | Son of carr, son of the marsh dweller. | Carsan, Carse, Carsen, Carsin, Carsyn | English, Scottish | |
| Carsyn | Son of carr. | Carsen, Carsin, Carson | English, Scottish | |
| Cartwright | Cart maker. | Cartright | English | |
| Carver | One who carves wood, sculptor. | Carvar, Carvir, Carvor, Kavar, Kaver, Kavir, Kavor | English | |
| Cash | Vain; wealth, money. | Cashe | English, Latin | |
| Cater | One who caters for parties. | Cat, Cate, Catee, Catey, Cati, Catie, Caty | English | |
| Chace | Hunter. | Chaice, Chaise, Chase, Chayce, Chayse | English | |
| Champion | Flat and open area. the best. | Champyon | English, Latin | |
| Channing | High church official; singer; young, fierce wolf. | Chana, Chanen, Chanin, Chaning, Channen, Channin, Channon, Channyn, Chanon, Chanyn | English, Latin, Old french | |
| Charlie | Strong, courageous one from the meadow, manly. a short form of charles. | Charlea, Charleah, Charlee, Charleigh, Charley, Charli, Charly | English, German | |
| Chaz | Strong, courageous, a form of charles. | Chas, Chazwick, Chazz | English, German | |
| Chet | Geographical - from rochester in england. | Chett | English | |
| Chill | Cold | English | ||
| Christmas | Born at christmas time. | Chrystamas | English | |
| Chuck | Strong, courageous. a form of charles. | Chuckee, Chuckey, Chucki, Chuckie, Chucky, Chuk, Chuki, Chukie, Chuky | English, American, German | |
| Clayton | Town built on clay. | Claeton, Claiton | English | |
| Clint | From the town on the hill. a short form of clinton. | English | ||
| Clinton | From the town on the hill. | Clindon, Clintan, Clinten, Clintin, Clintwood | English | |
| Colbert | Outstanding, brilliant sailor; clearing through the mountains, valley. | Calbert, Calburt, Calvert, Colbert, Colburt, Culbert | English, French | |
| Colbrand | Black sword, coal sword. | Brando, Colbran, Colbrando, Colbrandt, Colbrant | English | |
| Colby | By the coal town, dark-haired. | Colbee, Colbert, Colbery, Colbie | English | |
| Coleman | Charcoal worker. | Colemann, Colman, Colmann | English | |
| Collier | Coal merchant; trader. | Colier, Colis, Collyer | English | |
| Colson | Col's son, son of coal. | Colsan, Colsen, Colsin, Colsyn | English | |
| Colt | Frisky, young horse. | Colter, Coltrane, Coulter, Kolt, Kolter | English | |
| Colter | Herder of colts or horses. | Colt | English | |
| Colton | From the black coal town | Coltan, Colten, Coltin, Coltyn, Koltan, Kolten, Koltin, Kolton, Koltyn | English | |
| Cook | Chef | English | ||
| Core | The chosen one. | Coree, Corey, Cori, Corie, Correy, Corry, Curey, Currey, Curry | English | |
| Cornwallis | Geographical - from cornwall. | Cornwalis | English | |
| Creed | One who believes, kin. | Creedan, Creedance, Creeden, Creedence, Creedin, Creedyn | English, Latin | |
| Creek | From the small stream, native american tribal name. | English | ||
| Creighton | From the town close to the rocks. | Chreightown, Craighton, Crayton, Creighm, Creight, Creighto, Creightow, Crichton, Crichtyn | English | |
| Curt | Courtier. attendant of the court. | Court, Courtis, Courtys, Curtis, Curtys, Kurt, Kurtis | English | |
| Cuthbert | Brilliant | Cuthberte, Cuthburt | English | |
| Dace | Of nobility. | Dacee, Dacey, Daci, Dacie, Dacio, Dacy, Daic, Daice, Dayc, Dayce | English, French | |
| Daegel | From daegel in england. | Daigel, Daygel | English, Geographical | |
| Dainton | From the town in the valley. | Denton | English | |
| Dalston | From dale's town. from the valley town. | Dalis, Dallas, Dallen, Dallin, Dallon, Dallston, Dallyn | English | |
| Danforth | God is my judge. | English, Hebrew | ||
| Dannon | Gathering in the meadow. | Daenan, Daenen, Dainon, Danaan, Danen, Dannan, Dannen, Dannin, Danno (japanese), Dannon, Dannyn, Danon, Danyn | English, American | |
| Danny | God is my judge. a short form for names starting with "dan". | Danee, Daney, Dani, Danie, Dannee, Danney, Danni, Dannie, Danno, Dano, Dany | English, Hebrew | |
| Danton | Lasting. a form of dante. | Danton | English | |
| Darence | Great. a form of darren, gift; rocky hill. | Darance, Darrance, Darrence | English, Irish | |
| Darnell | Hidden | Darnel, Darnele, Darnelle | English | |
| Darton | From the deer town. | Dartal, Dartan, Dartei, Darten, Dartin, Dartrel, Dartyn | English | |
| Darvell | From the town of eagles. | Darvel, Darvele, Darvelle, Darvil, Darvile, Darvill, Darville, Darvyl, Darvyle | English, French | |
| Davis | Son of david. son of the beloved. | Davidson, Davies, Davison, Davys, Davyson, Dawsan, Dawsen, Dawsin, Dawson, Dayson, Dayton | English | |
| Dawson | David's son. son of the beloved. | Dawsan, Dawsen, Dawsin, Dawsyn | English | |
| Dax | Water. | English, French | ||
| Dayton | From the sunny town. | Daeton, Daiton | English | |
| Deacon | Dusty, hard-working servant. | Deakin, Deicon, Dekel, Dekle, Deycon | English, Greek | |
| Dearborn | Born near the stream wit the deer. | Dearborne, Dearbourn, Dearbourne, Deeborne, Deerborn, Deerbourn, Deerbourne | English | |
| Decarlos | Strong, courageous. a form of charles. | Dacarlo, Dacarlos, Decarlo, Dicarlo | English, Spanish | |
| Deems | The judge's child. | Deam, Deama | English | |
| Delbert | Noble, bright. | Dalbert, Dalbirt, Dalburt, Dalbyrt, Delbirt, Delburt, Delbyrt | English | |
| Dell | Of the small valley, wood hollow. | Del | English | |
| Delmon | Of the mountain. | Dalman, Dalmen, Dalmin, Dalmon, Dalmyn, Delman, Delmen, Delmin, Delmyn, Demond | English, French | |
| Delton | Of the valley town. | Daltan, Dalten, Daltin, Dalton, Daltyn, Deltan, Delten, Deltin, Deltown, Deltyn | English | |
| Delvin | Godly friend. | Dalvin, Dalvyn, Delvyn | English | |
| Denley | From the meadow in the valley. | Denlea, Denleah, Denlee, Denli, Denlie, Denly | English | |
| Dennison | Son of denis, son of the follower of dionysus, the god of wine and vegetation, celebration. | Denison, Dennyson, Denyson | English | |
| Derward | Keeper of the deer. | Derwood, Dirwood, Dorward, Durward, Durwood, Dyrward, Dyrwood | English | |
| Derwood | From the deer wood. | Derward, Durward, Durwood | English | |
| Dewey | Morning dew. | Dewi, Dewie, Dewy, Duey, Duie | English | |
| Diamond | Diamond, precious. | Dymond | English, Greek | |
| Dixon | Son of the rich, powerful ruler. a form of richard. | Dixan, Dixen, Dixin, Dixyn, Dyxan, Dyxen, Dyxin, Dyxon, Dyxyn | English | |
| Doane | Poem; from down the hill; graceful deer. | Doan | English, Hebrew, Irish, Old english | |
| Don | Little ruler. a short form of names beginning with "don". | Donn | English, American, Australian, Celtic, New zealand | |
| Dov | Bear; dove, bird of peace. the hebrew form of david, beloved. | Dove, Dovi, Dovid, Dovidas, Dowld | English, Hebrew | |
| Draper | Fabric or curtain maker. | Draeper, Draiper, Drayper | English | |
| Dravon | He who comes from the river avon ?? | Draven, Dravin, Dravonn, Dravyn | English | |
| Drury | Beloved. | Druree, Drurey, Druri, Druruie | English, French | |
| Dryden | From the dry valley. | Driada, Driden, Dridin, Dridyn, Drydan, Drydin, Drydon, Drydyn | English | |
| Dunton | From the brown hill town. | Duntan, Dunten, Duntin, Duntyn | English | |
| Dusty | Covered in dust. the short form of dustin. warrior | Dustee, Dustey, Dusti, Dustie | English | |
| Dwade | Dark-haired traveller. | Dwaid, Dwaide, Dwayd, Dwayde | English | |
| Dyer | Dyer of fabric | Dier | English | |
| Eamon | Wealthy; protector | Eaman, Eamen, Eamin, Eamman, Eammen, Eammin, Eammon, Eammun, Eamun, Eamyn, Edmund, Eiman, Eimen, Eimin, Eimon, Eimyn, Emmyn, Etman, Eymen, Eymin, Eymon, Eymyn | English, Irish | |
| Ean | God is gracious. a form of ian. | Eaen, Eann, Eion, Eon, Eonn, Eyan, Eyen, Eyon, Eyyn, Ian | English, Scottish | |
| Earl | Pledge; promise; nobleman | Airle, Earld, Earle, Earli, Earlie, Earlson, Early, Eorl, Erral, Errel, Erril, Errol, Erryl, Eryl | English, Irish | |
| Earnest | Sincere | Earnesto, Eirnest, Eranest, Ernest, Erneste, Ernist, Ernyst, Eyrnest | English | |
| Earvin | Friend of the sea. a form of irving. | Earving, Ervin, Erving, Ervyn, Ervyng | English | |
| Easton | From the eastern town. | Eason, Eastan, Easten, Eastin, Eastyn | English | |
| Eaton | From the estate town by the river. | Eatton, Eton, Eyton | English | |
| Ebner | Father of light. | Abnar, Abner, Abnor, Ebnar, Ebnir, Ebnor, Ebnyr | English, Hebrew | |
| Ed | Happy guardian; success | Edd, Eddi, Eddie, Eddy, Edi, Edie, Edward, Edwardo, Edy | English | |
| Eddie | Happy guardian; success | Ed, Edd, Eddi, Eddy, Edi, Edie, Edward, Edwardo, Edy | English | |
| Eddy | Happy guardian; success | Ed, Edd, Eddi, Eddie, Edi, Edie, Edward, Edwardo, Edy | English | |
| Edgar | Great spearman | Edek, Edgaras (lithuanian), Edgard (french), Edgardo (italian), Edgars, Edger, Edgir, Edgor, Edgy | English | |
| Edison | Son of edward; son of the wealthy friend | Eddisen, Eddison, Eddisyn, Eddyson, Edisen, Edysen, Edyson | English | |
| Edmond | Wealthy protector. | Eaman, Eamen, Eamon, Edman, Edmen, Edmon, Edmonde, Edmondo (spanish, Edmonson, Edmun, Edmund, Edmundo (italian, Edmunds, Edmynd, Esmon, Esmond, Italian), Portuguese) | English | |
| Edmund | Protector | Eamon | English | |
| Edric | Prosperous ruler | Eddric, Eddrick, Eddrik, Eddryc, Eddryck, Eddryk, Ederic, Ederick, Ederik, Ederyc, Ederyck, Ederyk, Edreece, Edreese, Edrice, Edrick, Edrik, Edris, Edryc, Edryck, Edryk, Edrys | English | |
| Edsel | From the rich one's house, deep thinker. | Edsell | English | |
| Edson | Edison's son, son of the wealthy friend. | English | ||
| Edward | Wealthy ruling guardian. | Edic, Edick, Edik, Edko, Edoardo (italian), Edorta, Edouard (french), Eduard (german/dutch), Eduardo (spanish), Edus, Edvard, Edvard (swedish/danish), Edvardo, Edvood, Edwardo, Edwards, Edzio, Ekewaka | English | |
| Edwin | Prosperous friend. | Eadwin, Eadwinn, Edik, Edlin, Eduino, Edwinn, Edwyn, Edwynn | English | |
| Egbert | Bright sword. | Egbirt, Egburt, Egbyrt | English | |
| Egerton | From edgar's town, from the town of the successful spear thrower. | Edgarton, Edgartwon, Egeton, Ergeryn | English | |
| Eion | God is gracious. a form of ian. | Ean, Eann, Eon, Eyon, Ian | English, Irish, Scottish | |
| Elbert | Noble, bright. a form of albert. | Elbirt, Elburt, Elbyrt | English, French, German | |
| Elden | Wise, old friend, helmet. a form of alden. | Eldan, Eldin, Eldon, Eldun, Eldyn | English | |
| Elder | Elder-tree dweller, senior. | Aldar, Alder, Aldir, Aldor, Aldyr, Eldar, Eldir, Eldor | English | |
| Eldridge | Old, wise, powerful ruler. a form of aldrich. | Eldred, Eldredge, Eldrege, Eldrid, Eldrige, Elric, Elrick, Elrik | English | |
| Elgin | Noble; white | Elgan, Elgen, Elgon, Elgyn | English | |
| Ellery | From the elder-tree island. | Elari, Elarie, Elary, Elery, Ellari, Ellarie, Ellary, Elleri, Ellerie, Ellery | English, German | |
| Elliston | Kind, noble one from the town. a city in montana. | English | ||
| Elmer | Noble, famous. | Almer, Aylmar, Aylmer, Elmar, Ulmer | English | |
| Elton | From the old town. | Eltan, Elten, Eltin, Eltyn | English | |
| Elvin | Elf friend | Elvyn, Elwin, Elwyn, Elwynn | English | |
| Elwin | Friend of the elves | Elvain, Elvyn, Elwen, Elwyn | English | |
| Erland | From the noble one's land. | Earlan, Earland, Erlan, Erlen, Erlend | English | |
| Erling | The noble one's son. | Erlin | English | |
| Ernest | Sincere | Erneste (french), Ernestino (italian), Ernesto (spanish), Ernests (lettish), Ernestus (dutch), Erneszt (hungarian), Erno (hungarian), Ernst (german) | English | |
| Ernie | A short form of ernest, sincere. | Earnee, Earni, Earnie, Earnre, Earny, Ernee, Erney, Erni, Ernie, Erny | English | |
| Erskine | From the high cliff; from ireland. | Ersin, Erskin< erskyn, Erskyne | English, Scottish | |
| Ervin | Sea friend. | Earvan, Earven, Earvin, Earvon, Earvyn, Ervan, Erven, Ervine, Ervon, Ervyn, Ervyne, Erwan, Erwin, Erwinek, Erwinn, Erwyn, Erwynn | English | |
| Everett | Mighty like a boar. | Eber, Everard, Evered, Everet, Everhard, Everhardt, Everhet, Everhett, Everit, Everitt, Everyt, Everyte, Everytte, Evraud, Evre, Evryt, Evryte, Evrytt, Evrytte, Eward, Ewardo, Ewart, Ret, Rett, Verytt | English | |
| Everton | From the well-bron one's town. | English | ||
| Ewing | Law friend. | Ewin, Ewyn, Ewyng | English | |
| Fane | Joyful, from the bull/sheep meadow. | Fain, Faine, Faines, Fains, Fanes, Fayn, Fayne | English | |
| Farnell | Hill covered with ferns. | Farnal, Farnald, Farnalde, Farnall, Farnalle, Farnel, Farneld, Farnell, Farnelle, Fernal, Fernald, Fernalde, Fernall, Fernalle, Furnal, Furnald, Furnalde, Furnall, Furnalle, Furnel, Furneld, Furnell | English | |
| Farnley | From the fern meadow. | Farnlea, Farnleah, Farnlee, Farnleigh, Farnli, Farnlie, Farnly, Fernlea, Fernleah, Fernlee, Fernleigh, Fernley, Fernli, Fernlie, Fernly | English | |
| Farr | Traveller | Far | English | |
| Farrow | Little piglet. | English | ||
| Featherstone | From the feather stone. | English | ||
| Felton | Town in a field. from the field town. | Feltan, Felten, Feltin, Feltun, Feltyn | English | |
| Fenton | Frm the marsh town. the english county of fentonshire. | Fenten, Fentin, Fentn, Fentun, Fentyn | English | |
| Fielding | From the fields. | Fielder | English | |
| Fillbert | Brilliant | Filbert, Filberte (french), Filberti, Filberto (italian, Filbirt, Filbirte, Fillberte, Fillbirt, Fillbirte, Fylbert, Fylberte, Fyllbert, Fyllberte, Fyllbirt, Fyllbirte, Spanish) | English | |
| Firth | From the woodlands. | Fyrth | English | |
| Fitch | Weasel | Fytch | English | |
| Flurry | Flourishing, flowering. | Fluri, Flurie, Flurri, Flurrie, Flury | English | |
| Frayne | Ash tree.; stranger | Frain, Fraine, Frean, Freane, Freen, Freene, Frein, Freine, Freyn, Freyne | English, Old french | |
| Frewin | Free, noble friend. | Freewan, Freewen, Frewan, Frewen, Frewon, Frewyn | English | |
| Frey | Noble; the masculine form of freya - a goddess of love. | Frai, Fray, Frei | English | |
| Frick | Bold | Fric, Frik, Friq, Frique | English | |
| Fulton | From the field near the town, dweller at the muddy enclosure. | Faulton, Folton | English | |
| Galton | From the rented land in the town. | Galtan, Galten, Galtin, Galtyn | English | |
| Gamble | Elder; one who bets, gambler. | Gambal, Gambel, Gambil, Gambyl | English, Norse, Scandinavian | |
| Garek | Successful spear thrower. a form of edgar. | Garak, Garik, Garok, Garyk | English, Polish | |
| Garland | From the battle ground; wreath of flowers. | Garlan, Garlande | English, Old french | |
| Garner | To gather; army guard. | Garna, Garnar, Garnir, Garnor, Garnyr | English, French | |
| Garrad | Brave spear thrower. | Gared, Garrard, Garred, Garrod, Garryd, Gerred, Jared | English, Irish | |
| Garrin | Mighty with a spear. | Garan, Garen, Garin, Garon, Garran, Garren, Garron, Garryn, Garyn | English, German | |
| Garry | To watch | Garren, Garret, Garrett, Garron | English | |
| Garton | From the spear town, triangle-shaped town. | Gartown | English | |
| Garwood | From the forest with the fur trees. | English | ||
| Gary | Spear carrier. | Garee, Garey, Gari, Garie, Garree, Garrey, Garri, Garrie, Garry | English | |
| Gaston | From the gas town; from gascony in france | Gascon, Gastan, Gasten, Gastin, Gastyn | English, French | |
| Gent | Gentle, kind. | Gental, Gentel, Gentile (italian), Gentle, Gentyl, Gentyle | English | |
| Gently | Snow. | Genti, Gentie | English, Irish | |
| Geoff | Gentle, kind, god's peace. the english form of godfrey, divine peace. a short form of geoffrey. | Gef, Geff, Geof, Geoff, Jef | English | |
| Geoffrey | Gentle, kind, god's peace. the english form of godfrey, divine peace. | Geffree, Geffrey, Geffri, Geffrie, Geffry, Geoffroi (french), Geofredo (italian), Giotto (italian), Jefferee, Jefferey, Jefferi, Jefferie, Jeffery, Jeoffree, Jeoffrey, Jeofree, Jeofrey | English | |
| Gig | Horse-drawn carriage. | English | ||
| Gipsy | Wanderer | Gipson, Gypson, Gypsy | English | |
| Gladstone | From the boundary stone at the happy one's estate. | Gladston | English | |
| Glasson | Son of the glass blower; son from glasgow, green hollow. | Glason, Glassan, Glassen, Glassin, Glassyn | English, Scottish | |
| Golding | Little gold. | Goldan, Golden, Goldin, Goldyn | English | |
| Goldwin | Gold friend. | Goldwinn, Goldwinne, Goldwyn, Goldwyne, Goldwynn, Goldwynne | English | |
| Grantland | From the grand land. | Granlan, Granland, Grantlan | English | |
| Graydon | From the grey hill. | Graydan, Grayden, Greydin, Greydon, Greydyn | English | |
| Grayson | The judge's son, the grey one's son. | Greyson | English | |
| Greeley | From the grey meadow. | Greelea, Greeleah, Greeleigh, Greeli, Greelie, Greely | English | |
| Greenwood | Fromt he green woods. | Gree, Greene, Greener, Greenerwood, Greenewood | English | |
| Grimshaw | From the dark woods. | English | ||
| Guy | Guide from the forest, warrior; man; life. | Guido (german, Guyan, Italian), Spanish), Swedish), Wido | English, French, Latin, Old german | |
| Hallan | Hall dweller, dweller from the manor. | Halan, Halen, Halin, Hallen, Hallin, Hallon, Hallyn, Halon, Halyn | English | |
| Halton | From the town on the hill. | Haltan, Halten, Haltin, Haltyn | English | |
| Hamill | From the proud mill. | Hamel, Hamell, Hamil, Hammil, Hamyl, Hamyll | English | |
| Hammet | Village | Hammett, Hamnet, Hamnett | English, Scandinavian | |
| Hammond | Village | Hammon, Hamon, Hamond, Hamund | English | |
| Hampton | From the proud town, little town. | Hamptan, Hampten, Hamptin, Hamptyn | English | |
| Handel | God is gracious. a form of john. | Handal, Handil, Handol, Handyl | English, German | |
| Haoa | Watcher, guardian. a form of howard. | English, Hawaiian | ||
| Harford | From the hare ford. | Hareford | English | |
| Hargrove | From the hare grove. | Haregrove | English | |
| Harrington | From harry's town, from the army ruler's town. | Harringtown | English | |
| Hartford | From the hare's ford. | English | ||
| Hartwood | From the hare woods, from the hard woods, from the deer woods. | English | ||
| Harwood | From the hare's forest. | Hardtwood, Hardwood | English | |
| Hassel | From the witches' corner. geographical - from hassall in england. | Hasel, Hasell, Hassell | English | |
| Haven | Refuge | Havan, Havin, Havon, Havyn | English | |
| Hawley | From the hedged meadow | Hawlea, Hawleah, Hawlee, Hawleigh, Hawli, Hawlie, Hawly | English | |
| Hawthorne | The hawthorn tree. | Hawthorn | English | |
| Hayden | From the valley with the hedges. | Hadan, Haden, Hadin, Hadon, Hadun, Hadyn, Haidan, Haiden, Haidin, Haidn, Haidun, Haidyn, Haydan, Haydin, Haydn, Haydon, Haydun, Haydyn, Heydan, Heyden, Heydin, Heydn, Heydon, Heydun, Heydyn | English, Welsh | |
| Hearne | Horse worker. | Ahearn, Ahearne, Ahern, Aherne, Hearn, Hern, Herne | English, Scottish | |
| Heaton | From the high town. | Heatan, Heaten, Heatin, Heatyn | English | |
| Henderson | Henry's son, son of the ruler of the house. | Hendri, Hendrie, Hendries, Hendron, Henryson | English, Scottish | |
| Henley | From the high meadow. | Henlea, Henleah, Henlee, Henleigh, Henli, Henlie, Henly | English | |
| Herald | News bringer. | English | ||
| Hereward | Army protection. | Herward | English | |
| Hobson | Good, beautiful, robert's son, son of the bright, famous one. | Habsan, Hobsen, Hobsin | English | |
| Hodgson | Roger's son, son of the renowned spearsman. | English | ||
| Holland | Geographical - from holland. | Holan, Holand, Hollan | English | |
| Howie | Watcher, guardian. the pet form of howard. | Howee, Howey, Howi, Howy | English | |
| Hudson | Son of the hooded one. | Hudsan, Hudsen, Hudsin, Hudsyn | English | |
| Huey | Intelligent; heart, mind. a form of hugh. | Hughee, Hughey, Hughi, Hughie, Hughy | English, Old german | |
| Hurd | Strong-minded. | Herd | English | |
| Hyder | Tanner of hides | Hyde | English | |
| Inar | Individual | English | ||
| Iram | Shining | English | ||
| Irving | Boar friend, green river, friend of the sea. | Earvin, Ervin, Ervine, Erving, Ervyn, Ervyne, Erwin, Erwyn, Irvin, Irvine, Irvyn, Irvyne, Irvyng, Irwin, Irwyn | English | |
| Isidore | Gift of isis; adored | Eesidor, Esidor, Esidore, Ezador, Ezadore, Ezidor, Ezidore, Isador, Isadore, Isidor (german), Isidoro (spanish, Isidro (spanish), Isodoro, Italian), Izador, Izadore, Izidor, Izidore, Izydor (polish) | English, Greek | |
| Jagger | Teamster, driver of horses. | Jaggar | English | |
| Jameson | James' son, son of the replacer or supplanter. | Jaemeson, Jaemison, Jaemyson, Jaimeson, Jaimison, Jaimyson, Jamerson, Jamesyn, Jamison, Jamyson, Jaymeson, Jaymison, Jaymyson | English, Hebrew | |
| Jamison | James' son, son of the replacer. | Jaemeson, Jaemison, Jaemyson, Jaimeson, Jaimison, Jaimyson, Jamerson, Jameson, Jamesyn, Jamyson, Jaymeson, Jaymison, Jaymyson | English, Hebrew | |
| Jamond | Wise, mighty protector. a form of raymond. | Jaemon, Jaemond, Jaemun, Jaemund, Jaimon, Jaimond, Jaimun, Jaimund, Jamon, Jamond, Jamun, Jamund, Jarmon, Jarmond, Jarmun, Jarmund, Jay, Jaymon, Jaymond | English | |
| Jarrell | Brave spear carrier. a form of gerald. | Jaerel, Jaerell, Jaeril jaerill, Jairel, Jairell, Jareil, Jarel, Jarelle, Jarryl, Jarryll, Jerel, Jerell | English, German | |
| Jarren | To rejoice, to sing. | Jaren, Jarin, Jaron (israeli), Jarren, Jarrin | English, Irish | |
| Jarrett | Descendant | Jairet, Jairett, Jaret, Jareth, Jarette, Jarrat, Jarratt, Jarret, Jarrette, Jarrot, Jarrote, Jarrott, Jarrotte, Jerret, Jerrete, Jerrett, Jerrette | English, Hebrew | |
| Jasper | Guardian of the treasure; gem stone. | Caspar, Casper, Gaspard, Gaspardo, Gaspare, Gasper, Jaspar, Jasper | English, Persian | |
| Javaris | Skilled with a spear. | Javaor, Javar, Javares, Javario, Javarios, Javarius, Javaron, Javarous, Javarre, Javarrious, Javarro, Javarros, Javarte, Javarus, Javays, Javoris, Javoro, Javouris, Javourys | English, German | |
| Jaylee | From the jaybird meadow. | Jaelea, Jaeleah, Jaelee, Jaeleigh, Jaeley, Jaeli, Jaelie, Jaely, Jailea, Jaileah, Jailee, Jaileigh, Jailey, Jaili, Jailie, Jaily, Jaylea, Jayleah, Jayleigh, Jayley, Jayli, Jaylie, Jayly | English | |
| Jaylon | Murmuring, tarrying. | Galen, Jaelon, Jailon, Jalen, Jalon, Jalonn, Jaylan, Jaylen, Jaylin | English | |
| Jazz | Lover of jazz music. | Jaz | English, American | |
| Jefford | From the divinely peaceful ford. | English | ||
| Jem | Jewell | English | ||
| Jerald | Brave spear carrier. a form of gerald. | Jeraldo, Jerold, Jeroldo, Jerrald, Jerraldo, Jerrold, Jerroldo | English, German | |
| Jeron | Holy | J'ron, Jerone, Jeronimo, Jerron | English, Latin | |
| Jerrell | Strong, open-minded | Jerel, Jeril, Jerrel, Jerril, Jerryl, Jeryl | English | |
| Jett | Black | Jet, Jetson, Jette (scandinavian), Jetter, Jetty | English | |
| Johnny | God is gracious. a form of john | Johmsi, Johnee, Johney, Johni, Johnie, Johnier, Johnni, Johnnie, Johnny, Johnsie, Johnsy, Johny, Joney, Joni, Jonie, Jonnee, Jonney, Jonni, Jonnie, Jonny, Jony | English, Hebrew | |
| Judson | Judd's son, son of the praised. | Juddson | English | |
| Juku | Rich, pwerful, hard ruler. a form of richard. | Jukka | English, Estonian | |
| June | True; obedience; born in the month of june. | Joon | English, Chinese, Japanese | |
| Kalle | Strong, courageous; farmer. | Kale | English, Scandinavian | |
| Karl | Strong, courageous; farmer. | Carl, Carle, Ckaarl, Kaarle, Kaarlo, Kale, Kalle, Kalman, Karcsi, Karel, Karius, Karlen, Karlitis, Karlo, Karlos, Karlow, Karlton, Karol, Kjell | English, German | |
| Keaton | From the town where hawks fly | Keatan, Keaten, Keatin, Keatun, Keatyn, Keetan, Keeten, Keetin, Keeton, Keetun, Keetyn, Keitan, Keiten, Keitin, Keiton, Keitun, Keityn, Keytan, Keyten, Keytin, Keyton, Keytun, Keytyn | English | |
| Keddy | Of the red earth. a form of adam. | Keddi, Keddie | English | |
| Kedrick | Gift, splendour; war chief. a form of cedrick. | Keddric, Keddrick, Keddrik, Keddryc, Keddryck, Kedric, Kedrik, Kedryc, Kedryck, Kedryk | English, Old english | |
| Keeley | Handsome meadow. | Kealee, Kealeigh, Kealen, Keali, Kealie, Kealy, Keelea, Keeleah, Keelee, Keeleigh, Keelen, Keeli, Keelie, Keely, Keilea, Keileah, Keilee, Keileigh, Keiley, Keili, Keilie, Keily, Kelea, Keleah, Keylea | English, Gaelic, Irish | |
| Keelin | Little dragon; from the handsome pool. | Kee-lyn | English, Chinese | |
| Kelton | From the port, from the keel maker's town. | Keldan, Kelden, Keldin, Keldon, Keltan, Kelten, Keltin, Kelton, Keltonn, Keltyn | English | |
| Kempton | From the warrior's town. | Kemptan, Kempten, Kemptin, Kemptyn | English | |
| Kenley | From the royal meadow, from the meadow of the relatives. | Kenlea, Kenleah, Kenlee, Kenleigh, Kenli, Kenlie, Kenly, Kennlea, Kennleah, Kennlee, Kennleigh, Kennley, Kennli, Kennlie, Kennly | English | |
| Kenneth | Handsome, kind; royal oath. | Canice, Cennydd, Cenydd, Ken, Kene, Kenley, Kenly, Kennan, Kennen, Kennet, Kennin, Kennon, Kenny, Kennyn, Kennyth, Kent, Kenton, Kenward, Kenworth, Kenyth | English, Gaelic, Irish | |
| Kenrick | Bold, royal ruler. | Kennric, Kennrick, Kennrik, Kennryc, Kennryck, Kennryk, Kenric, Kenricks, Kenrik, Kenriks, Kenryc, Kenryck, Kenrycks, Kenryk, Kenryks | English | |
| Kentrell | From the king's estate. | Kentrel | English | |
| Kerrick | The king's rule. | Keric, Kerick, Kerik, Kerric, Kerrik, Kerryc, Kerryck, Kerryk, Keryc, Keryck, Keryk | English | |
| Kes | Falcon | English | ||
| Kestrel | Falcon | Kestrell | English | |
| Key | Son of the fiery one; son of the key holder. | Kea, Kei, Key, Keye, Keynan, Keynon | English, Irish | |
| Kidd | Child, young goat. | Kid, Kida, Kidah, Kidda, Kiddad, Kiddo, Kido, Kyd, Kyda, Kydah | English | |
| Kiley | From the narrow land. | Kilea, Kileah, Kilee, Kilei, Kileigh, Kiley, Kili, Kilie, Kily | English | |
| Kim | Warrior chief. | Kimbal, Kimbel, Kimbele, Kimbell, Kym, Kymbal, Kymbel, Kymbele, Kymbell, Kymbelle | English | |
| Kimbal | Vessel that is hollow; warrior chief. | Kimball, Kimbel, Kimbele, Kimbell, Kymbal, Kymbel, Kymbele, Kymbell | English, Greek | |
| Kin | Golden; relative. | Kyn | English, Japanese | |
| Kingman | The king's man. | Kingmen | English | |
| Kingston | From the king's town. | Kingstown, Kinston, Kynston | English | |
| Kinsey | Victorious king. | Kinsee, Kinsi, Kinsie, Kynsee, Kynsey, Kynsi, Kynsie, Kynsy | English | |
| Kirkland | From the church land. | Kirklan, Kurklan, Kurkland | English | |
| Kirkley | From the church meadow. | Kirklea, Kirkleah, Kirklee, Kirkleigh, Kirkley, Kirkli, Kirklie, Kirkly, Kurklea, Kurkleah, Kurklee, Kurkleigh, Kurkley, Kurkli, Kurklie, Kurkly | English | |
| Kirkwell | From the church stream. | Kurkwel, Kurkwell | English | |
| Kirston | From the town with a church. | Kerston, Kurston | English | |
| Knowles | From the grassy sloping hill. | English | ||
| Kody | Cushion | Codee, Codey, Codi, Codie, Cody, Kodee, Kodey, Kodi, Kodie | English | |
| Koi | Water | English, Hawaiian | ||
| Ladislav | Army ruler; from the woods. | Ladislaus, Ladyslaus, Ladyslav | English, Czech, German | |
| Laibrook | From the path by the stream. | Laebrook, Laybrook | English | |
| Laidley | From the path by the watery meadow. | Laidlea, Laidleah, Laidlee, Laidleigh, Laidli, Laidlie, Laidly, Laydlea, Laydleah, Laydlee, Laydleigh, Laydli, Laydlie, Laydly | English | |
| Lander | Owner of the grassy plain. | Landar, Landers, Landor, Launder, Launders | English | |
| Landers | Rough land | Landis, Landry | English | |
| Landry | Ruler of the land. | Landr, Landrew, Landri, Landrie, Landrue | English, French | |
| Langford | Dweller by the long river crossing. | Laingford | English | |
| Langworth | From the long enclosure. | Laingworth | English | |
| Leaf | Leaf from a tree | Leath, Leef, Leeth, Leif, Leighth, Leyf, Leyth | English | |
| Leal | Loyal, faithful friend | English | ||
| Lee / leigh | From the meadow. | Lea, Leah, Lei, Ley | English | |
| Lias | Rock | Lyas | English | |
| Linc | From the place near the pool. the short form of lincoln. | Link, Lynk | English | |
| Lindall / lindel | From the linden or lime trees. | Lindal, Lindberg, Lindbergh, Lindel, Lindell, Lindsay, Linlind, Linsey, Lyndal, Lyndall, Lyndel, Lyndell, Lyndsay, Lyndsey | English | |
| Lister | Cloth dyer. | Lyster | English | |
| Livingston | From the lively stone town. | Livingstone, Livinston, Livinstone | English | |
| Lord | Noble one with a title. | English | ||
| Lorry | Crown of laurel leaves, victory; truck. a form of lawrence. | Lauri, Laurie, Laury, Lorri, Lorrie, Lory | English, Latin | |
| Louvain | Vain | Louvayn | English | |
| Lovell | Young wolf, fierce. | Lovel, Lovelle, Low, Lowe, Lowel, Lowell (old french), Lowelle | English, French | |
| Loyal | Faithful | Loial, Loy, Lyal, Lyall, Lyel, Lyell | English, French | |
| Ludlow | From the hill of the prince. | English | ||
| Lyndal | From the valley of the linden trees. | Lindal, Lindall, Lindel, Lyndale, Lyndall, Lyndel, Lyndell | English | |
| Lyndon | From the linden-tree hill. | Lindan, Linden, Lindin, Lindon, Lindyn, Lyndan, Lynden, Lyndin, Lyndyn | English | |
| Macbride | Bride's son, son of the brindle maker. | Macbryd, Macbryde, Mackbride, Mackbryde, Makbride, Makbryde, Mcbride, Mcbryde | English, Scottish | |
| Mansell | Is from the anglo-french word 'maunsel' which is from the old french, 'manse' meaning land sufficient to support a family. | Mansel, Mauncell, Maunsel (french) | English | |
| March | Boundary dweller. | English | ||
| Markham | Fenced homestead. | Markam, Markem | English | |
| Marley | From the warrior's meadow. | Marlea, Marleah, Marlee, Marleigh, Marli, Marlie, Marly | English | |
| Martell | One who hammers. | Martal, Martall, Martel | English | |
| Marv | Sea lover. the short form of names starting with "marv". | Marvein, Marven, Marvyn, Marvyne, Marwin, Marwyn, Marwynn, Marwynne, Mervin, Mervine, Mervyn, Mervyne | English | |
| Massey | Twin | Massi, Massie, Masy | English | |
| Matson | Matt's son. son of the gift of god. | Mattson | English, Hebrew | |
| Maverick | Independent, wild | Maveric, Maverik, Maveryc, Maveryck, Maveryk, Mavric, Mavrick, Mavrik, Mavryc, Mavryck, Mavryk | English, American | |
| Maxfield | From mack's field, from the son's field, from the extreme one's field | Macfield, Mackfield, Mackfyld, Makfield, Makfyld | English | |
| Mayes | From the field | Maies, Mays | English | |
| Medgar | Successful with a spear. | Edgar, Edger, Medger | English, German | |
| Mel | Friend, mill chief. the short form for names starting with "mel". | Mell | English, Irish | |
| Merrick | Ruler of the sea. | Meril, Merle, Merric, Merrik, Merrill, Merrington, Merryc, Merryck, Merryk, Merton, Meryl, Myril, Myrl | English | |
| Merrill | Famous; water. | Merle, Merrel, Merrell, Merril, Meryl, Meryll | English, French | |
| Merton | Town by the sea. | Mertan, Merten, Mertin, Mertyn | English | |
| Merv | Famous friend. the short form of mervin. | Merve | English, Irish | |
| Milborough | From the middle borough town. | Milbrough, Mylborough, Mylbrough | English | |
| Milford | From the mill by the ford. | Millford, Mylford, Myllford | English | |
| Miller | Grain grinder. | Mellar, Meller, Mellor, Milar, Miler, Millar, Millard, Millen, Millon, Milor, Mylar, Myler, Myllar, Myller, Myllor | English | |
| Mills | From th mill. | Mils, Mylls, Myls | English | |
| Miner | Worker in the mine. | Myner | English | |
| Mister | Mister | Mista, Mistah, Mistar, Mistur, Mysta, Mystah, Mystar, Mystur | English | |
| Monty | From the rich one's mountain. the short form of names starting with 'mont'. | Monte (latin), Montee, Montey, Monti, Montie | English | |
| Moreland | From the marshland. | D morlan, Moarlan, Moorelan, Mooreland, Moorlan, Moraland, Morelan, Moreno (spanish), Morino, Morland, Moryno | English | |
| Morey | Dark one from the moor. the short form of morris. | Moree, Mori, Morie, Morrey, Morrie, Morry, Mory | English, Greek | |
| Mundo | Prosperous protector. | English, Spanish | ||
| Myer | Light; from the swamp. | Mier, Mieres, Mires, Myers | English, Hebrew | |
| Nansen | Graceful, nancy's son. the masculine form of nancy. | Nansan, Nansen, Nansin, Nanson, Nansyn | English, Swedish | |
| Nat | Gift of god. a short form of nathan and nathaniel. | Natt | English, Hebrew | |
| Nayland | Dweller from the island. | Nailan, Nailand, Naylan | English | |
| Ned | Wealthy ruling guardian. a short form of edward. | Nedd, Neddym, Nedric, Nedrick, Nedrickm, Nedrik, Nedryc, Nedryck, Nedryk | English | |
| Nelson | Neil's son, son of a champion. | Nealsan, Nealsen, Nealso, Nealson, Nealsun, Nealsyn, Neelsan, Neelsen, Neelsun, Neelsyn, Neesin, Neeson, Neilsan, Neilsen, Neilsin, Neilson, Neilsun, Neilsyn, Nelsen, Nelsin, Nelsun, Nelsyn, Neylsan | English, Scandinavian | |
| Newman | New comer, new man. | Neuman, Neumann (german), Newmann, Newmen | English | |
| Nicholson | Nicholas' son, son of the victorious people. | Nickelson, Nickoles, Nickoleson, Nycholson, Nyckolson, Nykolson | English, Greek | |
| Niles | Son of neil, son of the champion. | Niel, Niels, Nile, Nilese, Nilesh, Nyle, Nyles | English | |
| Nowles | From the grassy slope. | Knowl, Knowle, Knowles, Nowl, Nowle | English | |
| Nugent | Shoving | Nugant | English | |
| Obie | Servant of god. the short form of obadiah. | Obee, Obey, Obi, Oby | English | |
| Olin | Holly | Olen, Olney, Olyn | English | |
| Orlan | From the pointed land. | Orland, Orlando | English | |
| Orrick | Dweller at the old oak tree. | Oric, Orick, Orik, Orric, Orrik, Orryc, Orryck, Orryk, Oryc, Oryck, Oryk | English | |
| Orrin | River | Orin, Orryn, Oryn | English | |
| Orvin | Friend with a spear. | Orvan, Orven, Orvon, Orvyn, Orwin, Orwyn | English | |
| Osman | Ruler; servant of god. | Osmanek, Osmen, Osmin, Osmon, Osmyn, Otthmor, Ottmar, Ottmor | English, Turkish | |
| Pace | Born at easter time. | Paice, Payce | English, French | |
| Padget | Attendant, young child. | Padgett, Paget (french), Pagett, Paiget, Paigett, Payget, Paygett | English | |
| Page | Attendant, young child. the masculine form of paige. | Padge, Paeg, Paege, Pag, Page, Paig, Paige, Payge | English | |
| Painter | Artist who works with paint. | Paintar, Paintor, Payntar, Paynter, Payntor | English | |
| Pancho | Freedom; honest. a form of frank. | Panchito | English, Old english, Spanish | |
| Pare | Peeler | English | ||
| Parkin | Young peter, little stone. | Parkyn, Perkin, Perkyn | English | |
| Parr | From the barn. | English | ||
| Parrish | District of the church. | Parish, Parrisch, Parrysh, Parysh | English | |
| Parry | Son of harry, son of the army ruler; warding off an attack. | Paree, Parey, Pari, Parie, Parree, Parrey, Parri, Parrie, Pary | English, Welsh | |
| Parson | Parish priest. | English | ||
| Pastor | Drawing; spiritual leader. | Pastar, Paster, Pastir, Pastyr | English, Latin | |
| Pave | Paver | Paver | English | |
| Pell | Mantle, scarf. | Pel | English | |
| Pelton | From the town by the pool. | Peltan, Pelten, Peltin, Peltyn | English | |
| Penley | From the enclosed meadow. | Panli, Panlie, Panly, Penlea, Penleah, Penlee, Penleigh | English | |
| Perkin | Little peter, little stone. | Perka, Perkah, Perkins, Perkyn, Perkyns | English | |
| Pete | A rock, stone. the short form of peter. | Peat, Peet, Peit, Peyt, Pyet | English, Latin | |
| Peter | A rock, stone. | Danish), Feoris, Panos, Parnal, Parnel, Parrie, Parry, Peadair (scottish), Pearce (english), Peat, Peate, Peater, Pedar (norse, Peder, Pedo (estonian), Pedr (welsh), Pedrinho (portuguese), Pedro (span | English, Latin | |
| Phelps | Philip's son, son of the one who loves horses. | Felp, Felps, Phelp | English | |
| Pier | From the pier. | English | ||
| Piercy | From the pier hedge. | English | ||
| Pip | Seed | English | ||
| Pitney | From the island of the strong-willed. | Pitnee, Pitni, Pitnie, Pitny, Pytnee, Pytney, Pytni, Pytnie, Pytny | English | |
| Placid | Quiet, calm, peaceful. a short form of placidus. | Placyd (polish) | English | |
| Pledge | Promise | English | ||
| President | Leader of a nation or company/corporation. | English | ||
| Presley | From the meadow of the priest. | Preslea, Presleah, Preslee, Presleigh, Presli, Preslie, Presly | English | |
| Preston | Priest's town. | Prestan, Presten, Prestin, Prestyn | English | |
| Prosper | Wealthy | English | ||
| Puluke | Dweller at the dense shrubs. a form of bruce. | Puluc | English, Hawaiian | |
| Purvis | Provider | Purvise, Purviss, Purvys, Purvyss | English, French | |
| Quay | From the wharf. | English | ||
| Quenton | From the queen's town. | Quentan, Quenten, Quentin, Quentyn | English | |
| Quill | Feather | Quil, Quyl, Quyll | English | |
| Quirin | Magic spell. | Quiryn | English | |
| Quiver | Arrow holder. | Quyver | English | |
| Race | Competitive, one who races. | Racee, Racel< racer | English | |
| Rafe | A short form of names beginning with "raf" or "raph", god has healed; shield wolf. | Rafer | English, Hebrew | |
| Rain | Precipitation, rain. | Raen, Raene, Rain, Raines, Rains, Rayn, Rayne | English | |
| Ram | Male sheep. | English | ||
| Rand | Warrior | Rando | English | |
| Rangle | Cowboy | Rangla, Ranglah, Ranglar, Rangler, Wrangla, Wranglah, Wranglar, Wrangler | English, American | |
| Ranier | Great army. | Ranyer | English | |
| Rawleigh | From the meadow of the deer. | Rawlea, Rawleah, Rawlee, Rawley, Rawli, Rawlie, Rawly | English | |
| Rayfield | From the stream in the field. | Raefield, Reyfield | English | |
| Rebel | Rebellious | Rebell | English, American | |
| Redpath | From the red path. | Raddpath, Radpath, Reddpath | English | |
| Reg | Advisor of the king. the short form of names beginning with "reg". | Regg, Reggi, Reggie, Reggy, Regie, Regy | English | |
| Remington | From the raven's town. | English | ||
| Renald | Advisor of the king. a form of reynold, powerful, mighty. | Rainald, Raynold, Reinald, Rinald, Rynald | English, Spanish | |
| Renaldo | Advisor of the king. a form of reynold, powerful, mighty. | Rainaldo, Raynaldo, Reinaldo, Reynoldo, Rinaldo, Rynaldo | English, Spanish | |
| Renalds | Advisor of the king. a form of reynold, powerful, mighty. | English, Spanish | ||
| Renfred | Strong peace. | Ranfred, Ranfrid, Ranfryd, Rinfred, Rinfryd, Ronfred, Ronfryd, Rynfred, Rynfryd | English | |
| Reno | Fame; one who gambles. | Renos, Renot, Rino, Rinos, Ryno | English, American | |
| Rexton | From the king's town. | English | ||
| Rice | Rich, noble. | Reace, Reece, Reice, Reyce, Ryce | English | |
| Richman | Wealthy man. | Richmen, Rychman, Rychmen | English | |
| Ricker | Powerful army. | Ricka, Rickah, Rickar, Rikar, Ryckar, Rykar | English | |
| Rickward | Great guardian. | Ricward, Ryckward, Rycward | English | |
| Ring | Gold band. | Ryng | English | |
| Ritchie | A short form of richard, powerful ruler. | Richy, Ritchy | English | |
| Riven | Violently divided, split or torn apart. | English | ||
| Riverina | From the river region. | Rivereena, Rivereenah, Riverinah, Riveryna, Rverina, Ryvereena, Ryvereenah, Ryverinah, Ryverynah | English, Australian | |
| Roadie | Road worker. | Rhoadee, Rhodey, Rhodi, Rhodie, Rhody, Roadee, Roadey, Roadi, Roady | English, Australian | |
| Roan | Dweller near the rowan tree. | Roen, Rowan, Rowen, Rowin, Rowon, Rowyn | English | |
| Rob | Bright fame, famous, brilliant. a short form of robert. | Bob, Robb | English | |
| Robbin | The robin bird. a form of robert. | English | ||
| Robert | Bright fame, famous, brilliant. | Italian), Portuguese), Riobard (irish), Ro, Robars, Robart, Robbee, Robbey, Robbi, Robbie, Robby, Robee, Robertas (lithuanian), Robertino (italian), Roberto (spanish, Roberts, Robey, Robi, Robie, Robin | English | |
| Robertson | Robert's son, son of the famous brilliant one. | Robirtson, Roburtson, Robyrtson | English | |
| Robin | The robin bird. a form of robert. | Roban, Robban, Robben, Robbin, Robbins, Robbon, Robbyn, Roben, Robon, Robyn | English | |
| Robinson | Robin's son. the famous, brilliant one's son. | Robbinson | English | |
| Rockford | From the stony river crossing. | English | ||
| Rockland | From the stony land. | Rocklan | English | |
| Rockledge | From the stony ledge. | Ledg, Ledge, Roc, Rocco, Rock, Rocki, Rockie, Rocky | English | |
| Rockley | From the stony meadow. | Rocklea, Rockleah, Rocklee, Rockleigh, Rockli, Rocklie, Rockly | English | |
| Rocky | From the stone. | Rockee, Rockey, Rocki, Rockie, Rokee, Rokey, Roki, Rokie, Roky | English | |
| Roswel | From the roses by the well. | Rosswel, Rosswell, Roswel | English | |
| Rothwell | From the rose well. | Rothwel | English | |
| Rowell | From the spring of the roe-deer. | Roewell, Rowel | English | |
| Rowland | From the rough land. | Roelan, Roeland, Rohlan, Rohland, Rowlan | English | |
| Royd | From the clearing in the forest | Roid, Royde | English | |
| Rugby | Football player; from the rock fortress, from rook estate. | English, Australian | ||
| Rumford | From the wide ford. | English | ||
| Rupert | Bright fame, famous, brilliant. | Roudbert (french), Ruberto, Ruepert, Ruperth (german), Ruperto (italian, Rupirt, Rupprecht (german), Ruprat (slavic), Rupyrt, Spanish) | English, Italian | |
| Ryder | Horseman | Rider, Rydder | English | |
| Rye | Powerful ruler; grain grass. | English, Polish | ||
| Rylan | Dweller near the rye land. | Rilan, Riland, Ryland | English | |
| Ryland | From the rye land. | Rilan, Riland, Rylan | English | |
| Safford | From the willow-tree ford. | Saford | English | |
| Sanborn | From the sandy stream. | Sanborne, Sanbourn, Sanbourne, Sanburn, Sanburne, Sandborn, Sandborne, Sandbourn, Sandbourne | English | |
| Sanditon | From the beach town. | Sandyton | English | |
| Sanford | From the beach sand bar. | Sanforde, Sansford | English | |
| Sargent | Military officer. | Sargant, Sarge, Sarjant, Sergeant, Sergent, Serjeant | English | |
| Savage | Untamed | Savag, Savaig, Savaige, Savyg | English, Irish | |
| Sawyer | One who works with a saw. | Sawer, Sawier, Soier | English | |
| Saxon | Swordsman, a saxon. | Saxan, Saxe, Saxen, Saxin, Saxus, Saxyn | English | |
| Scooby | From scott's nearby estate, from the scottish one's estate. | Scobee, Scobey, Scobi, Scobie, Scoby, Scoobee, Scoobey, Scoobi, Scoobie | English | |
| Seabert | From the shining sea. | Seabirt, Seaburt, Seabyrt, Seebert, Seebirt, Seeburt, Seebyrt, Seibert, Seibirt, Seiburt, Seibyrt, Seybert, Seybirt, Seyburt, Seybyrt | English | |
| Seabright | From the shining sea. | English | ||
| Seabrook | From the stream by the sea. | Seabrooke, Seebrook, Seebrooke, Seybrook, Seybrooke | English | |
| Seaton | From the town near the sea. | English | ||
| Seaward | Victory peace. | Seeward, Seiward, Seyward | English | |
| Segel | Treasure | Seagal | English | |
| Seger | Warrior of the sea. | Seagar, Seager, Seegar, Seeger, Segar | English | |
| Selby | From the farmstead. | Selbee, Selbey, Selbi, Selbie | English | |
| Selden | Rare, strange one form the willow valley; from the house on the hill. | Seldan, Seldin, Seldon, Seldyn | English, Old english | |
| Selwin | Blessed friend. | Selwinn, Selwyn, Selwynn, Swlwynne | English | |
| Seton | From the place by the sea. | Seatan, Seaten, Seatin, Seaton, Seatun, Seatyn, Setan, Seten, Setin, Setun, Setyn | English | |
| Seward | Guardian of the sea. | Seawrd, Seeward, Seiward, Seyward | English | |
| Sewell | From the sea wall. | Seawal, Seawald, Seawall, Seawel, Seawell, Seewal, Seewald, Seewall, Seewel, Seewell, Seiwal, Seiwall, Seiwel, Seiwell, Sewal, Sewall, Sewel, Seywal, Seywall, Seywel, Seywell | English | |
| Sexton | Church official. | Sextan, Sexten, Sextin, Sextyn | English | |
| Shandy | Boisterous, loud, part beer/part lemonade drink. | Shande, Shandea, Shandey, Shandi, Shandie | English | |
| Sheffield | From the crooked field | Sheffyeld, Shefield, Shefyeld | English | |
| Shelley | From the island of shells | Shellea, Shelleah, Shellee, Shelleigh, Shelli, Shellie, Shelly | English | |
| Shepherd | Sheep herder. | Sephard, Shep, Sheperd, Shepp, Sheppard, Shepperd | English | |
| Sheriff | Law keeper. | Sherif, Sherrif, Sherriff, Sherryf, Sherryff, Sheryf, Sheryff | English | |
| Sherill | From the shire on the hill. | Sheril, Sheryl, Sheryll | English | |
| Sherrod | Land clearer. | Sherod | English | |
| Sherwin | Splendid friend. | Sherwinn, Sherwyn, Sherwynn, Sherwynne | English | |
| Sherwood | From the bright woods. | Sharwood | English | |
| Sid | From st denis, enchanter; wide. a form of sydney. | Sidd, Syd, Sydd | English, Phoenician | |
| Sidney | From st denis; wide; enchanter | Sidney, Sidni, Sidnie, Sidny | English, Old french, Phoenician | |
| Sidwell | From the wide stream. | Siddwal, Siddwall, Siddwel, Siddwell, Sidwal, Sidwall, Sidwel, Syddwal, Syddwall, Syddwel, Syddwell, Sydwal, Sydwall, Sydwel, Sydwell | English | |
| Sinjon | Saint | Sinjun, Sjohn, Synjon | English | |
| Siward | Victorious peace. | Syward | English | |
| Slade | From the valley. | Slaid, Slayd | English | |
| Sladen | From the valley. | Sladan, Sladein, Sladon, Sladyn, Slaidan, Slaiden, Slaidin, Slaidon, Slaidyn, Slaydan, Slayden, Slaydin, Slaydon, Slaydyn | English | |
| Slater | Slater of roofs. | Slaiter, Slayter | English | |
| Son | Star; mountain; son | English, Native american, Vietnamese | ||
| Spalding | From the divided field. | Spaulding | English | |
| Spark | Flash of light. | Sparkey, Sparki, Sparkie | English | |
| Spear | One who carries a spear. | English | ||
| Speed | Fast success. | Speedey, Speedie | English | |
| Spencer | Dispenser of provisions. | Spence | English | |
| Spoor | Maker of spurs. | Spoors, Spur, Spurs | English | |
| Spring | From the spring time. | English | ||
| Squire | Attendant to a knight. | Squyre | English | |
| Steadman | Farmstead occupant, steady, reliable. | Stedman | English | |
| Stephenson | Stephen's son; son of the crowned one | Stevenson, Stravropoulos (greek) | English | |
| Sterling | Silver penny. | Sterlin, Stirlin, Stirling, Styrlin, Styrling, Styrlyn, Styrlyng | English | |
| Stewart | Steward of the manor | Stuart | English | |
| Stillman | Still; quiet | Stilman, Styllman, Stylman | English | |
| Sting | Grain spike | Styng | English | |
| Stinson | Stone's son; son of the stone one | Stynson | English | |
| Stockwell | From the well by the tree stump | Stockwal, Stockwall, Stockwel | English | |
| Stoker | Tender of the fire | Stoke, Stokes | English | |
| Stone | Stone | Stonee, Stoney, Stoni, Stonie, Stony | English | |
| Stover | Tender of the stove | Stov, Stove | English | |
| Sugen | Valley of the sows. | Sugdan, Sugdin, Sugdon, Sugdyn | English | |
| Summit | Peak of a mountain. | Sumet, Sumit, Summet, Summit, Summyt, Sumyt | English | |
| Sumner | Summoner | Summner | English | |
| Sun | Bend; sun. | English, Chinese | ||
| Sutton | From the southern town. | English | ||
| Swaggart | One who staggers. | Swaggert | English | |
| Swain | Attendant of the knight. | Swaine, Swayn, Swayne | English | |
| Swaley | From the winding stream meadow. | Swalea, Swaleah, Swalee, Swaleigh, Swali, Swalie, Swaly | English | |
| Swindel | From the valley of the pigs. | Swindell, Swyndel, Swyndell | English | |
| Swinfen | Muddy pig. | Swynfen | English | |
| Swinford | From the pig ford. | Swynford | English | |
| Tadleigh | Poet from the meadow. | Tadlea, Tadleah, Tadlee, Tadley, Tadli, Tadlie, Tadly | English, Irish | |
| Tal | Tall, fierce; rain, dew | Talbert, Talbot, Talford, Tall, Tallon, Talmadge | English, Hebrew | |
| Taron | The king's courageous advisor. | Taeron, Tahron, Tarone, Tarran, Tarrin, Tarrn, Tarron, Tarrun, Tarryn, Tarun, Taryn | English, Greek | |
| Tarrance | Smooth, good, gracious; from the place with th small rocky hills. a form of terence. | Tarance, Tarence, Tarince, Tarrence, Tarrince, Tarrynce, Tarynce, Terance, Terince, Terrance, Terrince, Terrynce, Terynce, Torance, Torence, Torrance, Torrant, Torrence, Torrent | English, Irish, Latin | |
| Teague | Low rider. handsome. poet. | Tadgh (irish), Taggart, Teagan, Teagun, Teak, Teeg, Teegue, Tegan, Teig, Teigan, Teige, Teigen, Teigue, Tighe, Tyg, Tygue | English, Irish, Native american | |
| Teasdale | Dweller at the river valley. | Tdale, Tedail | English | |
| Tedmund | The land protector. | Tdman, Tedmand, Tedmon, Tedmond, Tedmondo, Tedmun | English | |
| Tedrick | Gift of god, powerful ruler. | Tedric, Tedrik, Tedryc, Tedryck, Tedryk | English | |
| Teller | Story teller. | Tella, Tellah, Telli, Tellie, Telly, Tely | English | |
| Tennant | Renter of houses. | Tenant | English | |
| Terran | Of the earth. | Teran, Teren, Terin, Teron, Terone, Terran, Terren, Terrin, Terron, Terrone, Terryn, Teryn, Trryon | English | |
| Thane | Attending warrior. | Thain, Thaine, Thayn, Thayne | English | |
| Thel | Story above. | English | ||
| Thompson | Thomas' son | Tompson | English | |
| Thorgood | Thor is good. | English, Scandinavian | ||
| Thorpe | From the village farmstead. | Thorp | English | |
| Thurmond | Defended by thor. | Thrumon, Thurmondo, Thurmun, Thurmund, Thurmundo | English, Scandinavian | |
| Thursday | Thor's day. | Thordae, Thorsdai, Thorsday, Thurdae, Thursdai | English, Scandinavian | |
| Tobar | Fountain; to tow; road. | Tobbar | English, Fountain, Gypsy | |
| Tolbert | Bright tax collector | Talbert, Talberte, Talbirt, Talburt, Talburte, Talbyrt, Tolberte, Tolbirt, Tolburt, Tolburte, Tolbyrt | English | |
| Tomkin | Little tom; little twin | Thomlin, Thomlyn, Tomlyn | English | |
| Topper | Toper | Top of the hill. | English | |
| Torn | From the small round hills; to rip. | Torne | English, Irish | |
| Trader | Skilled worker. | Trade | English | |
| Travell | Traveller | Traveler, Travelis, Travell, Travelle, Travil, Travill, Traville, Travyl, Travyll, Travylle, Trevel, Trevell, Trevelle, Trevil, Trevill, Treville, Trevyl, Trevyll, Trevylle | English | |
| Travon | Fair town, abbreviation of trevelyan. | Travaughn, Traveon, Travion, Trayvon, Trevelyan, Trevin, Trevonn | English, American | |
| Traylor | Crowned with trees, towed vehicle. | Trailor, Treilor, Treylor | English, Latin | |
| Trayton | From the town with lots of trees. | Traiton, Treiton, Treyton | English | |
| Trent | Cunning; torrent, rapid stream; thirty. | Trant, Trante, Trente | English, French, Latin | |
| Trentan | Cunning; torrent, rapid stream; thirty. | Trentine, Trentino, Trento, Trentonio | English, French, Latin | |
| Trevin | From the uplifting one's village. | Travan, Traven, Traveon, Travien, Travin, Travion, Trevan, Treven, Trevian, Trevion, Trevyn | English, Welsh | |
| Trot | From the trickling stream. | English | ||
| Truitt | Little, honest. | Truet, Truett, Truit, Truyt, Truytt | English | |
| Trustin | Trustworthy | Trusting | English | |
| Tucker | Tucker of cloth. | Tucka, Tuckar | English | |
| Turner | One who works with wood. | Terner | English | |
| Twain | Separated into two parts, rope. | Tawaine, Twaine, Tway, Twayn, Twayne | English | |
| Ty | From the enclosure. a short form of names beginning with "ty". | Ti, Tie, Tye | English, American | |
| Tybalt | Bold | Tibalt, Tiboly, Tybolt | English | |
| Ultra | Extreme | Ultrah | English, Latin | |
| Usher | People keeper. | Usha, Ushah | English | |
| Verge | Twig, stick; edge; owner of a quarter acre. | Virge, Vyrge | English, Anglo-french, Latin | |
| Vibert | Life; one who is shining brightly. | Viberte, Vybert, Vyberte | English, French | |
| Wade | To wade in the water, dweller in the water, one who advances. | Waed, Waede, Waid, Waide, Wayd, Wayde | English | |
| Wadley | From the meadow river crossing; the advancer's meadow. | Wadlea, Wadleah, Wadlee, Wadlei, Wadleigh, Wadley, Wadli, Wadlie, Wadly | English, Old english | |
| Wadsworth | From the estate with the wading pool; from the advancer's estate. | Wadesworth | English, Old english | |
| Waine | Wagon driver. | Wain, Wane, Wayn, Wayne | English | |
| Walden | From the valley in the forest. | Waldan, Waldin, Waldon, Waldyn | English | |
| Wallis | Welsh, stranger. a form of wallace. | Walach, Walice, Walise, Wallach, Wallache (german), Wallice, Wallise, Walloch, Wallyce, Wallyse, Walman, Walmen, Waloch, Walsh, Walyce, Walyse, Welch, Welsh) | English | |
| Wally | Welsh. the short form of names starting with "wal". | Walea, Waleah, Walee, Waleigh, Waley, Wali, Walie, Wallea, Walleah, Wallee, Walleigh, Walley, Walli, Wallie, Wally, Waly | English | |
| Walsh | Welsh one, stranger. a form of wallace. | Walshe, Walshi, Walshie, Walshy, Welsh) | English | |
| Warick | Hero of the village. | Waric, Warick, Warik, Warric, Warrick, Warrik, Warryc, Warryck, Warryk, Waryc, Waryck, Waryk | English | |
| Warton | From the weir town; from the war town. | Wartan, Warten, Wartin, Wartyn | English, Old english | |
| Waylon | From the land by the highway. | Wailon, Wallen, Walon, Waylan, Wayland, Waylen, Waylin, Waylyn, Weylen, Weylin, Weylon, Weylyn | English | |
| Whalley | From the meadow near the hill. | Wahlly, Whalea, Whaleah, Whalee, Whaleigh, Whaley, Whali, Whalie, Whallea, Whalleah, Whallee, Whalli, Whallie, Whaly | English | |
| Whitey | White-haired, white-skinned. | Whitee, Whiti, Whitie, Whity | English | |
| Whitford | From the white ford. | Whytford | English | |
| Wid / wido | Wide | Wid, Wyd, Wydo | English | |
| Wilbraham | Wilful father of the multitude. a combination of william and abraham. | Abraham, Wylbraham | English | |
| Wilder | From the wilderness. | Wild, Wilde, Wyld, Wylde | English | |
| Wildon | From the hill in the woods. | Wildan, Wilden, Wildin, Wildyn, Willdan, Willden, Willdin, Willdon, Willdyn, Wyldan, Wylden, Wyldin, Wyldon, Wyldyn, Wylldan, Wyllden, Wylldin, Wylldon, Wylldyn | English | |
| Wiley | Of the meadows. from the willows in the meadow. | Wile (hawaiian), Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh, Wili, Wilie, Wily, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wyli, Wylie, Wyly | English | |
| Wilkins | William's son, son of the wilful one. | Wilikes, Wilikins, Wilken, Wilkens, Wilkes, Wilkie, Wilkin, Wylkin, Wylkins, Wylkyn, Wylkyns | English | |
| Wilkinson | Little william's son. son of the wilful one. | Wilkenson, Wylkenson, Wylkinson, Wylkynson | English | |
| Williams | William's son, son of the wilful one. | Wiliamson, Williamson, Wyliamson, Wylliamson | English | |
| Williamson | William's son, son of the wilful one. | English | ||
| Willis | Son of william, son of the wilful one. | Wilis, Williss, Wilsen, Wilson, Wylis, Wyliss, Wylys, Wylyss | English | |
| Willy | Wilful. a short form of names starting with "wil". | Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh, Wiley, Wili, Wilie, Willea, Willeah, Willee, Willeigh, Willey, Willi, Willie, Wily, Wyl, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wyli, Wylie, Wyll, Wyllea, Wylleah, Wyllee | English | |
| Wilmot | From william's moat; resolute. | Wilmott, Wylmot, Wylmott | English, Old german | |
| Windell | From the windy valley. | Windel, Windlan, Wyndal, Wyndell | English | |
| Windham | From the friendly town. | Winham, Wyndham | English | |
| Wish | Wished-for child. | Wishe, Wysh | English | |
| Wolf | Wolf | Wolff, Woolf | English, German | |
| Wood | Of the woods | Woods, Woody | English | |
| Woodfield | From the field in the forest. | Woodfyeld | English | |
| Woodford | From the ford in the forest. | Woodforde | English | |
| Woodley | From the forest meadow. | Woodlea, Woodleah, Woodlee, Woodleigh, Woodli, Woodlie, Woodly | English | |
| Woods | Of the woods | Wood, Woody | English | |
| Woodson | Woody's son, son of the one from the forest. | Woodsan, Woodsen, Woodsin, Woodsyn | English | |
| Woodville | From the town on the edge of the forest. | Woddvyl, Woodvil, Woodvill, Woodvyll, Woodvylle | English | |
| Woody | Of the woods | Wood, Woodi, Woodie, Woods | English | |
| Worden | Warden, guardian | English | ||
| Worthy | From the enclosure. | Worthi, Worthie | English | |
| Wray | Accuser, crooked; property on a corner. | Wrae, Wrai | English, Old norse | |
| Wriston | From the twon near the shrubs. | Riston, Ryston, Wryston | English | |
| Wybert | Bright one in battle. | Wibert, Wibirt, Wiburt, Wibyrt, Wybirt, Wyburt, Wybyrt | English | |
| Wyman | Warrior | Waiman, Waimen, Wayman, Waymen, Wiman, Wimen | English | |
| Wyn | First born son; friend. the masculine form of wynonna. | Winono | English, Native american | |
| Wynn | White, fair-haired. | Win, Winn, Wyn, Wyne, Wynne (welsh) | English | |
| Yen | Calm; wanted | Yenn | English, Vietnamese | |
| Yorath | Worth of god. | English | ||
| Young | Youthful | Yung, Yunge | English | |
| Zachary | Remembrance of the lord, god remembers | Zacahree, Zacharey, Zachari, Zacharie, Zacheri, Zacherie, Zachery, Zackaree, Zackarey, Zackari, Zackarie, Zackary, Zackeri, Zackerie, Zackery, Zakaree, Zakarey, Zakari, Zakarie, Zakary, Zakery, Zakiri | English | |
| Zales | Salt | Zail, Zails, Zale, Zatle, Zayl, Zayls | English | |
| Zane | God is gracious. a form of shane / john | Zain, Zaine, Zandar, Zander, Zandor, Zayn, Zayne | English |