Old English
Compiled by James Holloway
These high-status Old English names come from late Saxon wills and other legal documents. To create more, simply mix and match. Anglo-Saxon families occasionally gave all their children similar names; the sons of Eadmund might be Eadwulf and Eadric, for instance, and a daughter might be Eadgifu.
Male
- Ælfred
- Ecghelm
- Ordnoth
- Æthelgar
- Ceolwulf
- Wulfstan
- Byhrtnoth
- Theodred
- Eadmund
- Leofstan
- Godric
- Ælfheah
- Herestan
- Leofsige
- Ecgferth
- Oswald
- Osmær
- Wulfric
- Æthelwold
- Eadred
Female
- Ælfgifu
- Wynflæd
- Wulfwaru
- Ealdgyth
- Æthelthryth
- Fridswith
- Siflæd
- Sigeburh
- Brihtwaru
- Cyneburh
- Leofgifu
- Godgifu
- Wilflæd
- Ælfhild
- Cynelufu
- Æscwyn
- Beorngyth
- Mildthryth
- Heahburh
- Sæthryth
Make Your Own, First Part:
- Ælf-
- Æthel-
- Wulf-
- Ecg-
- Byrht-
- Leof-
- God-
- Ceol-
- Ead-
- Cyne-
- Theod-
- Os-
- Ræd-
- Here-
- Cuth-
- Briht-
- Burg-
- Si-
- Beorn-
- Ealh-
Second Part (Male):
- ric
- ræd/red
- wulf
- helm
- stan
- here
- noth
- ferth
- wald/weald
- mund
- ward/weard
- heah
- gar
- mær
- briht
- bert
- wine
- sige
- frid
- hard
Second Part (Female):
- flæd
- gifu
- swith
- gyth
- waru
- wyn
- lufu
- thryth
- burh
- hild
- leofu
- wen
- wif
- cwen
- run
- Æbbe*
- Lufe*
- Hilde*
- Gode*
- Emma*
NOTE: Starred names appear by themselves, with no first part.