Old English Names

deer, stag

deer, stag

from the hedge-town

heathen, from the heath

hay meadow, clearing, or possibly from a surname

hedge guardian, high warden

enclosed wood, high wood

battle counsel

high meadow

dweller on a hill

a pronoun referring to a male person or animal

from Hingston (a place name)

wooded hill, grove

bright, famous, or a descendant of Hite

son of Hodd

hollow, hole, or hill

From the hollow brook

hollow valley

from the deep valley

Holly tree

the holly tree

dweller at the holly tree enclosure

from the holly island

sacred, consecrated, devoted to God

home, house, settlement

sweet substance, darling

gatekeeper, guardian of the garden

settlement on the hill

brave heart; high guardian

color, shade; heart, mind, spirit

house place, homestead

village by the hum

bear cub, warrior, or related to the Huns

to hunt, hunter

Hunter's hill

hunter's meadow

Hugh's town, settlement of Hugh

woodland clearing or 'Hugh's clearing'

son of Hugh

hill guardian

idle, empty, vain

iron sword

angel, messenger

green water, friend of the sea

from the green river or beautiful friend

boar friend

He laughs; meadow

island meadow