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Showing 316 - 350 of 4419 results. Page: 10 of 127
| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 316 | Aylmer | English | Infamous. From the Old English Aethelmaer meaning noble and famous. Used as a first name during the Middle Ages, Aylmer later became more popular as a surname. | M |  |
| 317 | Aylward | English | Noble guardian/protector. | M | |
| 318 | Aylwin | English | Variant of Alvin: Wise friend. From the Old English Aetheiwine, and also Aefwine, both meaning noble friend. Various forms of Alvin in use after the Norman Conquest became surnames, and also first names. | M | |
| 319 | Aymer | English | Variant of Elmer: Noble. | M | |
| 320 | Ayrwode | English | From the fir forest. | M | |
| 321 | Backstere | English | Baker. | M | |
| 322 | Baden | English | Surname. | M | |
| 323 | Baerhloew | English | Ruler or lives on the bare hill. | M | |
| 324 | Baiardo | English | Variant of Bayard: Brown hair. | M | |
| 325 | Bailee | English | Variant of Bailey: Steward; bailiff. | M | |
| 326 | Bailey | English | Steward or public official; man in charge. | M | |
| 327 | Bailie | English | Variant of Bailey: Steward; bailiff. | M | |
| 328 | Baillie | English | Variant of Bailey: Steward; bailiff. | M | |
| 329 | Baily | English | Variant of Bailey: Steward; bailiff. | M | |
| 330 | Bain | English | Variant of Bainbridge: Bridge. | M | |
| 331 | Bainbridge | English | Lives near the bridge over the white water. | M | |
| 332 | Bainbrydge | English | Lives near the bridge over the white water. | M | |
| 333 | Baird | English | Minstrel; a singer-poet. | M | |
| 334 | Baker | English | Baker. | M | |
| 335 | Balamy | English | Variant of Bellamy: Good-looking companion. | M | |
| 336 | Balder | English | Brave warrior; bold army. | M | |
| 337 | Baldhere | English | Bold army. | M | |
| 338 | Baldur | English | Variant of Balder: Brave warrior; bold army. | M | |
| 339 | Baldwin | English | From the Old English Bealdwine, or the Old German equivalent Baldavin, meaning bold friend. Frequently used in medieval Britain, and was the basis of a number of surnames. | M | |
| 340 | Banaing | English | Son of the slayer. | M | |
| 341 | Banbrigge | English | Lives near the bridge over the white water. | M | |
| 342 | Bancrofft | English | Variant of Bancroft: Pasture; field. | M | |
| 343 | Bancroft | English | From the bean field. | M | |
| 344 | Banjamen | English | Variant of Benjamin: Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. | M | |
| 345 | Banjamino | English | Variant of Benjamin: Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. | M | |
| 346 | Banjamon | English | Variant of Benjamin: Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. | M | |
| 347 | Banjiman | English | Variant of Benjamin: Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. | M | |
| 348 | Bankroft | English | Variant of Bancroft: Pasture; field. | M | |
| 349 | Banner | English | Flag; ensign bearer. | M | |
| 350 | Banning | English | Son of the slayer. | M | |
