Old English Names

green or friend

from the hazelnut grove

noble

noble

noble and bright

noble strength

noble

noble counsel

noble stone

noble waterfall

noble strength, or truth

noble

noble

life and desire/adviser

brave as a wild boar

Brave as a wild boar, from Germanic elements 'eofor' (boar) and 'hard' (brave, hardy).

boar in a woodland clearing

from the boar meadow

from the boar meadow or from the evergreen meadow

from the boar meadow

From the boar meadow

From the boar-wood; grace

Boar clearing or boar forest

brave as a wild boar

Life; meadow

life, bright, famous

Ewe herder or river mouth

river source, sheep spring

friend of the sea, law-friend, or well-born

gift of the sea

from the gravel bank or river

fern clearing

Fragrant, sweet-smelling, like a flower

fair-haired servant, iron, or fern hill

a small coin, a quarter of a penny

fairy, elf

Noble counsel, derived from Alfred

from the enclosed land with fallow ground

settlement on a field

dweller by the fen or marsh valley

fen meadow, marshy clearing

marsh-dweller

from the marshland or bog

marsh settlement

a type of flowerless plant

from France, a Frenchman

open land, pasture

dweller in the field or meadow