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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wendelin

“The wanderer,” from the Anglo-Saxon wendan, to go, to turn, etc.

Anglo-Saxon

Darelene

Tenderly loved

Anglo-Saxon

Dohtor

Daughter

Anglo-Saxon

Winfred

A friend of peace

Anglo-Saxon

Othili

Little wealthy one

Anglo-Saxon

Claennis

Purity

Anglo-Saxon

Otha

Little wealthy one

Anglo-Saxon

Bodicia

A queen of the Iceni Victory

Anglo-Saxon

Eadlin

Princess

Anglo-Saxon

Eadgyth

Wife of Edward the Confessor

Anglo-Saxon

Boudicea

A queen of the Iceni Victory

Anglo-Saxon

Elwine

Friend of the elves

Anglo-Saxon

Odelyna

Little wealthy one

Anglo-Saxon

Odelyn

Little wealthy one

Anglo-Saxon

Edyt

Joyous

Anglo-Saxon

Rheda

A goddess

Anglo-Saxon

Harimilla

A Tungrian goddess

Anglo-Saxon

Osburga

Name of a queen

Anglo-Saxon

Aisly

Dwells at the ash tree meadow

Anglo-Saxon

Acca

From Acca

Anglo-Saxon

Edit

Joyous

Anglo-Saxon

Bearrocscir

From Berkshire

Anglo-Saxon

Daedbot

Penance

Anglo-Saxon

Edrys

Wealthy ruler

Anglo-Saxon

Anlicnes

Image

Anglo-Saxon