English Names

Explore a curated list of over 125 classic and modern English baby names for boys and girls. Find the perfect, meaningful name with our extensive collection.

Showing 1,393–1,440 of 2,289 names

Faithfulness, devotion, allegiance

American (combination of Lou and Ann)

graceful warrior; famous warrior

American (combination of Lou and Anne)

graceful warrior

fortunate, blessed with good luck

Germanic, English

famous warrior (as a diminutive of Ludwig/Louise)

Germanic, English

famous elf, or famous warrior

American, likely a diminutive or blend

famous warrior, or light

American, likely a feminization or blend

light, oath of God, or noble

Modern English, potentially combining elements from Latin and Greek

Possibly a modern coinage, potentially combining 'Lu' and 'Leandra' meaning 'lion-man'.

American, diminutive of various names

famous warrior, renowned in battle, or light

American, from lullaby

calm, soothing song

American, possibly Latin

shining, or a variant of Laura

shine, brilliance, gloss

settlement by the River Lox

English, French, Vietnamese

Combination of Ly and Ann, often interpreted as 'graceful' or 'beautiful grace'.

Uncertain, possibly Latinate or modern English invention

Uncertain, possibly 'to bind' or 'vine'

Filipino (Tagalog) and Greek

pretty face

Possibly English, Slavic, or a modern coinage

Uncertain, possibly 'lily' or 'night flower'

Modern English (invented)

Possibly a modern invented name with no established etymology.

Welsh, American

lake, waterfall, or cascade

Possibly a modern invented name, or a variant of names like Lynnea or Alana.

Linden tree forest

from the island of linden trees; from Lincoln

English, American

beautiful lake, or from the flax meadow

lake, pool

American English (modern coinage)

Beautiful lake

English, Scottish

from the island of linden trees; beautiful lake

lyric poem, song

Possibly a combination of 'lily' and 'rose', symbolizing beauty and purity.

life

Son of Lyven

Child of Mab

Latin and English

lovable light

English, American

lovable, beautiful

English, French

gift of God; or from the town of Macy in France

son of Matthew

woman of Magdala; high tower

English, from Greek via Hebrew

high tower, woman from Magdala

English (modern variant of Magdalene)

high tower, woman from Magdala

variant of Madeline (from Magdala) or Madison (son of Maud)

son of Maud

1434.Madison-Mae

English, French, Latin

Son of Maud; pearl

Son of Maud; mighty in battle

American (variant of Madison)

son of Matthew

American (variant of Madeline)

high tower, magnificent, or woman from Magdala

son of Matthew

Son of Matthew

English, Irish, Roman

May; goddess Maia

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