Old-english Boys Names

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The name Brantin holds its origin in Old English, and the meaning of Brantin is ‘broom settlement’, ‘gorse settlement’, ‘sword town’, or ‘fire town’. The name originated in the British and is considered the variant of the Old English name ‘Branton’. It is the name mostly used by ...

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The name Branwell holds its origin in Old English, and the meaning of Branwell is ‘well where the gorse grows’, ‘broom well’, or ‘raven well’. It is considered the variation of the Old English name Bramwell. Branwell is found to be used as a surname with about 84% and the first name with...

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The name Brason holds its origin in Old English. However, the exact meaning of Brason is unknown. Between 1840 - 1920, the Brason families were found in the United States, the United Kingdom, Scotland, and Canada. New York State had the highest population of Brason families in the United States in 1...

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Buford is an Old English baby boy name. The meaning of Buford is 'beautiful fort' and 'ford near the aviary'; it was given as a surname to people from Buford in Yorkshire, England. It is a variant of Beaufort and may be an Anglicized spelling of French Buffard, which is from Old French Bouffard. Hug...

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Carston is usually a masculine name of Old English origin. The meaning of Carston is ‘free peasant settlement; a town of Christ’s follower; Christian’. The name is popularly used in the Christian community. A bearer of the name Carston is believed by people to be idealist, tolerant, compassion...

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Darrel is a common English name with both Old English and Old French origins. Originating in the 11th century the name came from an Old English family from the French city of d’Airelle. Darrel is used both as a name and a surname but is generally given to babies of a specific gender. The meaning o...

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Dart is usually a male name of Old English origin. The meaning of Dart is 'maker of arrows'; it has two syllables, and it's pronounced as da-rt. The name is associated with the Christain religion. Dart originated from Old English and means 'maker of arrows'. Dart is among thousands of new names intr...

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Darton is typically a boy's name of Old English origin. The meaning of Darton is 'deer town'. Darton has two syllables, pronounced as 'dar-ton'; the name is common among most English-speaking countries. Many notable people are associated with the name Darton, like Nelson Horatio Darton, who was an A...

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Daton is usually given to a boy derived from Old English origin. The meaning of Daton is 'ditch town' or 'dairy town'. Daton is one of the numerous names brought with the Normans when they successfully conquered England. In addition, the Daton family stayed in Yorkshire's North Riding. They migrated...

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Daulton is a name usually given to boys of Old English origin. The meaning of Daulton is 'from the valley town' or 'the settlement in the valley'. Also, Daulton is a variant of the Old English name Dalton; it has two syllables and is pronounced as 'da(ul)-ton'. There are several notable people assoc...