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Knight
Old English
Medieval warrior or chess piece — Old English occupational name
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Clive
Old English
Dweller by the cliff — Old English topographic origin
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Eldon
Old English
Old English name meaning 'old hill' or 'noble hill'
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Blakley
Old English
Black meadow or pale stream — Old English geographical origin
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Katelynn
Greek, Old English
Pure and lake — Greek and Old English roots with modern spelling
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Whitaker
Old English
Occupational name for one who worked with white chalk or lime
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Brenton
Old English
Hilltop settlement — Old English place name origin
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Luxton
Old English
Lakeside settlement — Old English place name origin
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Ramsey
Old English
From a ram island or wild garlic island — Old English origins
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Holt
Old English
Small wood or grove — Old English origin denoting a wooded place
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Clifton
Old English
Town near a cliff — Old English place-name origin
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Brigham
Old English
Bridge settlement — Old English origin referring to a homestead by a bridge
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Leya
Hebrew, Old English
Lion or meadow — Hebrew and Old English roots
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Darell
English, Old English
Dear or beloved — English origin with Old English roots
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Blakeleigh
Old English
Dark or pale meadow — Old English roots with modern suffix
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Garrison
Old English, Germanic
Occupational surname meaning son of a garrison soldier or guard
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Chad
Old English
Defender — from the Old English word for a warrior or protector
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Elmer
Germanic, Old English
Noble and famous — Germanic roots meaning 'aethel' (noble) and 'mar' (famous)
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Maxton
Old English
Stone of Maccus — Old English place name origin
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Vance
Old English
Dweller in a fen or marshy area — Old English origin
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Grey
Old English
Color name denoting the neutral shade between black and white
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Langston
Old English
Long stone — Old English compound meaning settlement by a tall stone
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Quinton
Latin, Old English
Fifth, or from the queen's estate — Latin and Old English roots
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Alfred
Old English
Wise counselor — Old English roots meaning elf and counsel
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Fisher
Old English
One who fishes — occupational name from Old English roots
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Westyn
Old English
Modern variant of Wesley; derived from Old English 'west meadow'
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Ryland
Old English
One who dwells by the rye field — Old English origin
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Wayne
Old English
Wagon maker or builder — Old English occupational origin
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Westley
Old English
From the west meadow — Old English origin meaning western clearing
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Albert
Germanic, Old English
Noble and bright — Germanic roots meaning 'noble' and 'illustrious'
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Brantley
Old English
Firebrand or sword — Old English origin meaning a steep hillside
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Edgar
Old English
Wealthy spear-wielder — Old English roots meaning prosperous warrior
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Tanner
Old English
One who tans leather — occupational surname turned given name
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Dalton
Old English
From a dale or valley town — Old English origin
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Shepherd
Old English
One who tends sheep; symbolizes care, guidance, and pastoral life
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Edward
Old English
Wealthy guardian — Old English roots meaning rich protector
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Tucker
Old English
One who tucks or fullest cloth — Old English occupational origin
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Arlo
Old English, Germanic
Fortified hill — Old English and Germanic roots meaning strength
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Landon
Old English
Long hill — Old English place name origin
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Mildred
Old English
Mild strength — Old English roots meaning gentle and powerful
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Sidney
Old English
Wide meadow — from Old English place-name origins
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Kingsley
Old English
From a king's meadow — Old English place name and surname origin
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Harleigh
Old English
Meadow of the hares — Old English roots with modern spelling
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Tate
Old English
Cheerful and pleasant — Old English origin meaning 'to be glad'
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Ansley
Old English
Hermitage dweller — Old English origin with nature roots
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Everley
Old English
Boar meadow — Old English surname used as a given name
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Averi
Old English
Modern variant of Avery, meaning elf ruler or archer in Old English
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Carson
Scottish, Old English
Son of the marsh dweller — Scottish and Old English roots
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