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.

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From the dairy farm; from the Dane's town

386.Daisy-Leigh

Daisy flower and meadow

English (surname origin)

Danish man

Modern English/American

Uncertain, possibly a modern coinage or variant of other names.

From the valley, or valley dweller

English (uncertain, possibly modern coinage)

Uncertain, possibly 'from the valley' or a modern coinage

Modern American, possibly a blend or variation

Delightful, pleasant, or a variant of Dalila meaning 'delicate'

American (likely a modern coinage or blend)

from the valley

American (possibly Hebrew/Greek roots)

pleasant, or perhaps a variant of Damaris (heifer, calf)

Greek (via English)

Possibly 'to tame' or 'to overpower', a modern variant of Damian.

possibly 'from Denmark' or 'Dane'

a man who cares a great deal about his appearance; a type of small flower

from Denmark

Hebrew, English

God is my judge

English diminutive of Daniel or Danielle

God is my judge

French (Darcie), English (Rae)

from Arcy; ray of light, counsel, protection

401.Darcie-Rose

Irish, English, Latin

Dark-haired rose

Irish, French, English

Dark one from Arcy, or 'dark' and 'doe'

Persian, Greek, and English

Possessing goodness, wealthy, or a gift from God

American, Irish, Greek

gift of God; great

dear, darling

darling, dear one

American (English)

darling, beloved

darling, beloved one

American (English)

dear one, darling

American, from English

dear one, darling

English surname, possibly from Old French

hidden nook

English (from French)

from Airelle; beloved; darling

Possibly 'gift' or 'rich', or from a Persian royal name.

Irish, French, English

Possibly 'great', 'dark', or 'from Airelle'

variant of Darren, meaning 'great' or 'oak tree'

English, from French

from Airelle

English, from Old French

dear one, beloved

American (possibly Greek or Latin roots)

possibly 'from Dacia' or a modern invention

from the town of Datton

English diminutive of David

beloved

Son of David

American, possibly a modern coinage or variant

beloved, or possibly a variant of David

American (possibly a modern blend or variant)

beloved, or a modern blend

English (Welsh patronymic)

son of David

American English, possibly a modern coinage or blend

Beloved; variant of David

American English (modern coinage)

Likely a modern American coinage, possibly a blend or variation of David

American English (modern coinage)

Beloved, or a modern blend of David and Dante

dawn, daybreak

English word name

the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise

English (surname)

son of David

Son of David

Dax's son

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