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Brant
Germanic, Old English
Firebrand or sword — Germanic and Old English origins
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Tressie
Latin, Old English
Harvester or reaper — Latin and Old English roots
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Mellow
Old English, Germanic
Soft, smooth, and mature — from Old English and Germanic roots
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Kimmy
Old English
Diminutive of Kimberly; means chief or ruler in Old English
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Jamesley
Hebrew, Old English
Supplanter with meadow or clearing — Hebrew and Old English origins
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Evelie
Hebrew, Old English
Desired or wished for — Hebrew and Old English roots
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Lakeley
Old English
Lake dweller — Old English place name origin, nature-inspired
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Feya
English, Old English
Fairy or fae — mystical creature from folklore and fantasy
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Coley
Old English
Coal worker or from a dark stream — Old English occupational origin
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Blakelei
Old English
Dark lake or black clearing — Old English origin with modern spelling
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Averey
Old English
Variant of Avery; means elf ruler or wise in Old English
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Eveleigh
Old English
Variant of Everly; means island with boars — Old English origin
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Bradleigh
Old English
Broad meadow — Old English origin, traditionally masculine adapted feminine
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Rouse
Old English, Old Norse
To wake or stir; from Old English and Old Norse origins
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Jory
Hebrew, Old English
Farmer or descended from Jordan — Hebrew and Old English roots
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Loriel
Hebrew, Old English
Golden or laurel — Hebrew and Old English origins with literary roots
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Aleisha
Hebrew, Old English
Noble and bright — Hebrew and Old English origins combined
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Amery
Germanic, Old English
Industrious ruler — Germanic roots meaning brave and powerful
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Annalyn
Hebrew, Old English
Grace combined with lake — blended Hebrew and Old English roots
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Ashlee
Old English
Ash tree meadow — Old English origin, nature-inspired
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Wyndham
Old English
From a village name meaning 'windy homestead' in Old English
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Ward
Old English
Guardian or protector — Old English origin meaning watchman or guard
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Wrigley
Old English
Dweller at a clearing or corner — Old English place-name origin
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Ely
Old English
High place — Old English topographic origin meaning elevated location
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Roberta
Germanic, Old English
Bright fame — feminine form of Robert from Germanic roots
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Chesney
Old English
From a camp or fortress belonging to a man named Chestnut — Old English origin
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Wendell
Germanic, Old English
Wanderer or traveler — from Germanic and Old English roots
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Lynn
Old English, Welsh
Lake or waterfall — from Old English and Welsh origins
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Woodrow
Old English
A man who lives by the woods or forest path — Old English origin
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Warner
Germanic, Old English
One who warns — Germanic origin meaning defender or protector
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Devon
Old English
A county in southwestern England, now used as a given name
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Alvin
Old English, Germanic
Noble friend — Old English and Germanic roots meaning elf and wine
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Leland
Old English
Meadow land — Old English origin meaning fertile or fallow field
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Tucker
Old English
One who tucks or fullest cloth — Old English occupational origin
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Harlow
Old English
Army hill — Old English origin meaning warrior settlement
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Daisey
Old English
Flower name from Old English meaning "day's eye"
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Rodney
Old English
Famous power — from Old English 'rod' (fame) and 'ney' (island)
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