English baby names.
283 English names, most popular first.
- Addie English · Noble, from Adelaide
- Alden English · Old English: old friend or wise friend
- Alton English · Town where the river rises
- Arley English · Eagle wood or hare clearing
- Arrow English · Projectile shot from a bow
- Ash English · Ash tree; symbolizing strength and resilience
- Ashlyn English · From Ashley: ash tree clearing
- Aspen English · Aspen tree; symbolizing resilience, grace, and flexibility
- Aston English · East settlement, ash tree settlement, or noble stone
- Audra English · Noble strength
- Ava-Rose English · Combination of life or bird with the flower name symbolizing beauty and love
- Avett English · Possibly bee or father of multitudes
- Baker English · Occupational name: a baker
- Beck English · Brook or stream; to join or tie
- Beckett English · Possibly beak or stream
- Bennett English · Blessed
- Benton English · Bentgrass enclosure
- Berklie English · Birch-tree meadow
- Betsy English · God is my oath, pledged to God
- Bexley English · Box tree clearing
- Blakely English · Dark clearing or black meadow
- Bloom English · The blossom of a plant
- Blossom English · Flower, bloom, freshness, or growth
- Blythe English · Cheerful, joyful, pleasant
- Bridger English · One who lives by a bridge
- Brighton English · Beorthelm's homestead
- Brooks English · Small Stream
- Bryant English · Possibly high or mighty
- Burton English · Fortified town
- Cadence English · Rhythm and flow
- Candy English · Sweet or pure
- Cash English · Possibly a box maker
- Cattleya English · Named for the Cattleya orchid genus, honoring botanist William Cattley
- Charlye English · Derived from Karl, meaning free man
- Chelsy English · Derived from the Old English place name Cealc-hyð, meaning chalk landing place or chalk wharf
- Clarke English · Cleric or scribe
- Clay English · Clay soil or sticky earth
- Clover English · Plant name symbolizing luck, faith, hope, and love
- Coleson English · English surname: son of Cole or son of Nicholas, with potential Irish origins
- Comfort English · Comfort
- Coolidge English · Possibly 'coal farm' in English
- Cove English · Small, sheltered coastal inlet or bay
- Crue English · Weir or crossing
- Daisie English · Day's eye, referring to the daisy
- Daisy English · Day's eye
- Darla English · Darling, dear one, with connotations of endearment and affection
- Darlah English · Darling, dear one, or beloved
- Darren English · Oak tree (Irish) or ridge (Welsh)
- Darwin English · Old English Deorwine: dear friend or beloved companion
- Dash English · Probably to run or sprint
- Dawson English · Son of Daw, a medieval diminutive of David
- Destiny English · Fate or destiny
- Dolly English · Gift of God
- Dovie English · Dove or bee
- Duke English · Noble title meaning leader
- Edie English · Prosperous in war, blessed in warfare, or strife for wealth
- Edmée English · Wealth protector or rich guardian
- Edzio English · Diminutive of Edward, meaning prosperity and guard.
- Eldon English · Possibly Ella's hill
- Elliot English · The Lord Is My God
- Ellis English · The Lord Is My God
- Elnora English · Possibly 'the other Aenor'
- Elson English · My God is Yahweh
- Elvin English · Elf-friend
- Elwood English · Possibly elder tree forest
- Ember English · Glowing piece of coal or wood from a fire
- Emerald English · Green gemstone
- Emmie English · Whole, universal, rival, laborious, industrious, or emerald
- Enola English · English name meaning alone spelled backward
- Eowyn English · Horse joy
- Everest English · Named after Mount Everest
- Everley English · Boar meadow or clearing where boars are found
- Fawn English · Young deer
- Fearne English · Old English: fern, also fair or bright
- Fern English · Fern plant, symbolizing nature, renewal, growth, and tranquility
- Ferne English · Fern plant, symbolizing growth, endurance, sincerity, fascination, and new beginnings
- Fisher English · Fisherman, an English occupational name
- Ford English · Shallow river crossing
- Forest English · Forest or forest dweller
- Foster English · Possibly forest worker
- Gale English · Jovial, or my father is joy
- Ginny English · Possibly maiden, short for Virginia
- Golden English · Made of gold or gold-colored
- Gray English · The color gray
- Grey English · Grey hair or the color grey
- Hadley English · Heather field, heather meadow, or heath clearing
- Hailee English · Hay meadow or clearing in the hayfield
- Hailie English · Hay meadow or hay clearing
- Hal English · Home ruler, from Henry
- Hallie English · Home Ruler
- Harlie English · Old English: hare meadow or hare's clearing
- Harper-Rose English · Combines harp player with Rose, symbolizing love and beauty
- Hawthorne English · Near the hawthorn
- Haylee English · Hay clearing or hay meadow
- Hayleigh English · Old English: hay clearing or hay meadow
- Haylie English · Hay meadow or hay clearing
- Hazel English · Hazel tree
- Heaven English · Paradise, sky, or the abode of God and angels
- Heyden English · Old English for hay hill or heath hill
- Hollen English · Possibly holly tree
- Hollie English · Holly tree, from Old English holegn or holen
- Hollis English · Dweller near holly trees
- Holly English · Holly tree
- Hope English · Hopeful
- Imogen English · Maiden, Daughter
- Indigo English · Deep blue-purple dye; from India
- Ivie English · Ivy; symbolizing fidelity, eternity, and strong attachment
- Ivory English · Creamy white, from elephant tusks
- Ivy English · Faithfulness
- Ivy-Rose English · Enduring love and steadfast grace
- Jackson English · Son of Jack
- Jameson English · Son of James
- Janie English · Little Jane, God is gracious
- Jax English · Son Of Jack
- Jayce English · Greek: healer; Hebrew: the Lord is salvation
- Jeferson English · Peaceful ruler
- Jennings English · Son of John
- Jett English · English: jet black gemstone, associated with speed and modernity
- Johnnie English · God is gracious
- Johnson English · Son of John
- June English · English month name as virtue name
- Junie English · Pet form of June
- Karter English · Transporter of goods by cart
- Kataleya English · Cattleya orchid or flower
- Kayla English · Modern coined name
- Kayleigh English · Slim, slender, woodland, clearing, music, or laurel crown
- Keaton English · Possibly from English place names
- Kensley English · Variant of Kinsley, royal clearing
- Kimberley English · Royal fortress in a clearing or royal clearing
- Kingsley English · King's clearing or meadow
- Kinsley English · King's Meadow
- Kipp English · Possibly male salmon
- Klay English · Clay; evoking earthiness and strength
- Klayton English · Clay settlement or town by the clay
- Kolton English · Coal town or Cole's town
- Lainey English · Bright, Shining Light
- Lane English · A narrow path or road
- Layton English · Leek garden or meadow town
- Ledger English · Possibly people's spear or record book
- Leighton English · Leek settlement or leek garden
- Leland English · Meadow land or fallow land
- Leyanna English · Graceful meadow or full of grace
- Leyland English · Land in a clearing or meadow land
- Leyten English · Settlement by the meadow or meadow town
- Leyton English · Settlement by the meadow or meadow town
- Lilibeth English · Blend of Lily and Elizabeth
- Lily-Rose English · Lily and rose flowers
- Lindsey English · Lincoln's island
- Lindy English · Soft, tender; pet form of Linda
- Linnie English · Soft, tender; pet form of Linda
- Loam English · Fertile soil derived from Old English lam
- Love English · From Old English lufu, meaning love or affection
- Lovely English · English word: beautiful, charming, amiable, loving
- Lovie English · Possibly an endearment from 'love'
- Lynn English · Lake, surname-to-first-name trend 1950s-1980s
- Maddison English · Son of Maud; son of Matthew
- Madge English · Pearl, short for Margaret
- Madyson English · Derived from Mathilda, meaning battle-mighty
- Magnolia English · Magnolia flower
- Maple English · The maple tree
- Marleigh English · English name, possibly clearing by the lake or pleasant wood
- Marley English · Boundary wood
- Marlin English · Boundary pool
- Marlo English · Hill near the lake
- Marlow English · Remnants of a lake or a hill by a lake
- Marlowe English · Hill by the lake
- Marty English · Short form of Martin or Martha
- Matty English · Gift of God
- Maxell English · Variant of Maxwell
- Maxin English · Greatest
- Maybelle English · Lovable (variant of Mabel)
- Mayden English · Young woman or virgin; from English maiden
- Mayson English · Stoneworker, son of May
- Meadow English · Field of grass or vegetation
- Micky English · Who is like God
- Mikey English · Who is like God
- Millie English · Strong in work
- Mills English · From the mill
- Milly English · Industrious
- Minnie English · Resolute protector
- Misty English · Morning mist and mystery
- Molly English · Bitter Or Beloved
- Nell English · Bright, shining one; light
- Nellie English · Bright, Shining Light
- Noble English · Noble, high-born
- Oaklan English · Land of oaks, symbolizing strength and endurance
- Oakleigh English · Oak clearing, oak meadow
- Oakley English · Oak Clearing
- Odie English · Pet form of Odell
- Olly English · From Oliver; olive tree planter or elf army
- Pamela English · All sweetness
- Parke English · Possibly enclosed land or stone
- Parker English · Keeper of the park
- Parks English · Possibly park keeper or stone
- Payton English · Pæga's settlement
- Peach English · From the fruit, evoking sweetness, beauty, delicacy, freshness, and charm
- Pearl English · Pearl gemstone
- Peyton English · Pæga's settlement
- Pierce English · Derived from Peter, meaning stone
- Piper English · Occupational name for a pipe player
- Pollyanna English · Compound of Polly and Anna
- Poppy English · Poppy Flower
- Prairie English · Meadow or grassland
- Praise English · Expression of admiration, commendation, or worship; linked to worth
- Precious English · Of high value
- Presley English · Priest's clearing or meadow
- Preston English · Priest
- Primrose English · English name meaning first rose, from the flower
- Princess English · Female member of a royal family
- Pryor English · Prior, head of a monastery
- Pyper English · English occupational surname meaning flute player or one who plays the pipe
- Raylan English · Possibly land where rye grows
- Reed English · Red, from red hair
- Reeve English · Occupational name: steward or bailiff; possibly from French dream
- Reggie English · Counsel Power
- Ripley English · Woodland clearing or strip of clearing in the woods
- River English · Flowing water
- Rosaline English · Tender horse, echoing rose
- Rowena English · Possibly fame and joy
- Roxie English · Bright, shining
- Royce English · Famous type
- Ryatt English · Possibly an invented blend of Wyatt
- Scarlet English · Color scarlet; passion, vitality, wealth
- Scout English · One who gathers information
- Sheldon English · Steep-sided valley; sheltered valley
- Shelsy English · From Old English Cealc-hyð, meaning chalk landing place or chalk wharf
- Silver English · English word for the precious metal, symbolizing purity and brilliance
- Sissy English · Blind, pure
- Sonnie English · Affectionate term for son or little son; also linked to wisdom
- Sonny English · Little Son
- Spike English · Sharp point
- Stetson English · Possibly cattle dealer
- Stone English · Stone or rock
- Sumner English · A court summoner
- Sunnie English · Sunshine, happiness, or cheerful temperament
- Sunny English · Sunshine, happiness, or cheerful temperament
- Swan English · Graceful waterbird; symbolizing beauty and purity
- Swann English · English word for graceful waterbird; also Old Norse young man
- Tahlia English · Possibly near water
- Tahyssia English · Delight; to be happy
- Teddie English · Gift of God; wealthy guardian; prosperous protector
- Terri English · Feminine form of Terry
- Tessie English · Possibly summer or harvest
- Thatcher English · One who thatches roofs
- Timmy English · Honoring God
- Todd English · Fox
- Tommie English · Short form of Thomas (twin)
- Tory English · Short form of Victoria
- Townes English · From the town
- Trace English · Possibly from Thracia or Teresa
- Trenton English · Trent's town
- Truman English · Trusty man
- Turner English · One who works a lathe
- Twila English · Possibly twilight or star
- Valley English · Low land between hills
- Vance English · Dweller by the marsh
- Vanessa English · Butterfly
- Velma English · Probably desire and protection
- Vern English · Alder, short for Vernon
- Walden English · Valley of the Welsh
- Walker English · Cloth Fuller
- Walton English · Wood, wall or stream town
- Watson English · Son of Wat (Walter)
- Waylen English · Possibly craft and cunning
- Weldon English · Hill near a spring
- Wes English · Western wood or clearing
- West English · The direction west
- Westley English · Possibly west meadow
- Weston English · Western settlement
- Whitley English · White clearing
- Wilde English · Wild, untamed
- Wiley English · Possibly from a river name
- Wilfred English · Desiring peace or peaceful resolution
- Willie English · Resolute protection
- Willow English · Willow Tree
- Wilson English · Son of Will
- Winner English · One who wins or is victorious
- Winslow English · Wine's hill
- Woody English · Wood, forest, or from the lane in the woods
- Wren English · Small songbird
- Wynter English · Winter; coolness, purity, resilience
- Zariah English · Possibly from Zahra, Zaria or Sariah
- Zella English · Possibly an invented name