Anglo-Saxon Boy Names

Shoemaker

Honorable

Name of a king

Wicked

Advises

From the tranquil stream

Leaves

“From the red hill,” based on the Anglo-Saxon hreaw (raw, as raw flesh) and dun ( a hill).

Advances

Ox

Sky

“Of everlasting value,” from the Middle English ai ( ever) and the Anglo-Saxon weorth (value).

Reward

Tramples

“From the merchandising town,” i.e., from the market town, based on the Anglo-Saxon warn (merchandise) and tun (town).

Guide

“The man from the old part of town,” based on the Anglo-Saxon eald (old) and tun (a town).

Counsel

Stem

Destroys

Cuts down

Warrior armed with a spear

Tame

Simple

Fame