Old English Names

bright meadow

Bright meadow

bright meadow

from the muddy homestead

wide island, or from Sidon

wide island

Victorious woman

forest man, woodsman

a female sibling; a member of a religious order

from Skeffington's town/settlement

roofer, slate worker

settlement on a slope or hillside

a weapon or a carrying device

Smiling, cheerful

from the flat meadow

worker of metal, blacksmith

uncertain, possibly 'small' or 'smooth'

summer

summer farm, summer settlement

uncertain, possibly related to 'summer' or 'son'

son

south gate

South Wind

settlement by the sour or muddy ground

steel

a pointed stick or post

stone, rocky meadow

stony ford

stone clearing or stony meadow

stone clearing

stone worker, from a stony place

stone settlement or homestead

like steel, strong, firm

land of the steppes or stony land

guardian, manager of a household

stone, pillar, post

rock, stone; one who works with stone

A violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and usually rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.

Berry of the straw plant

dweller by the street

steward, guardian of the estate

south meadow

Summer meadow

Summer season; counsel, protection

day of the sun

Sun goddess or sun lady

sun gift

South Saxons