Old English Names

worker in gold

Good man, master of the house

from the triangular field

great hill or spacious fort

from the gored homestead

Graceful meadow

graceful meadow

hail, peace, or castle, town

gray, badger

From the grove farm

from the grand meadow

from the grave; steward or reeve of a grove

gray-haired; a person with gray hair

From the gray hill; a distinguished and noble name.

color green; grassy, verdant

dweller by the village green or a green place

son of the reeve or steward

mask, helmet, fierce, grim

lives near a grove of trees

from the guild-ford

warring, gift

heather-covered hill or valley

From the heather field

hay valley, heather

heroine, hail, or from the hayfield

Uncertain, possibly 'hay meadow' or 'heroine'

hay meadow, hero, or brave

hazel grove or hazel wood

Ruler of the home, army ruler, or from the hall

dweller at the 'nook' or 'hollow'

hay meadow, ingenious, or hero

from the hall; dwelling, manor

Dwelling by the rock; bitter or beloved

heroine, army ruler, or from the hall

from the hall, or army meadow

dweller at the hall; hero's meadow

dweller at the hall; grace

from the hall's island

from the crooked hill

from the home settlement or village

high meadow

high meadow

from Hans's fortified enclosure or borough

ford belonging to a man named Hans

a place of refuge or shelter for ships

Valley of the hares or hard stone

valley of the hares

son of the hard one