315 Most Popular Anglo-Saxon Boy Names
Are you looking for a trendy Anglo-Saxon name for your newborn baby Boy? To help you in searching for Anglo-Saxon baby boy names, we have created an extensive list of 315 most popular boy names in Anglo-Saxon origin.
Choose a unique name from our newest collection of 315 popular Anglo-Saxon Baby Boy Names with meaning.
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| Edit | Joyous wealthy gift from a ruler | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Edlin | A rich friend popular and friendly | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Edmundus | Fortune loving person one who has a heart of gold | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Edouard | A happy rich protector | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Edris | Wealthy ruler full of energy | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Edson | Son of a fortuante warrior | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Eduin | Rich friend | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Eduuin | Blessed friend a prosperous person | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Eduuine | Fortunate friend they are a guardian | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Edwen | Rich in friendship a blessed friend | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 6 |
| Edwin | Rich friend one who is blessed with richness and is wine | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Edwy | Name of a king one who is brave hearted | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Edwyn | Valued friend one who is happy and wealthy | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Egberk | Bright sword | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Egbert | Sharp edge of sword | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Egfrid | Happy and mature individual | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Egric | One who is eternal and self loving | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 6 |
| Ekbert | One who has a bright edge | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Eldred | They are very wise advisors | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Eldrida | A brilliant wise advisor | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
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| Eldwyn | One who is a born wise advisor | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Elvis | all wise, noble friend | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Eoforheard | a firm wild boar | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Eoforich | during the Norman conquests a battle concerning boars | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Eoforweald | a brave leader | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Eohhere | an ancient name meaning someone from the ancient lake country | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Eohric | a very powerful ruler | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Eomer | famous war horse | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Eoppa | a royal prince | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Eorconweald | an Anglo-Saxon word for a mounted stallion | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Eormengild | it means public pledge | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Eorpwald | a king of East Anglia | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Eosterwine | an ancient Christianity father in Anglo-Saxon culture | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Eral | somebody of nobility | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Esne | in Anglo-Saxon culture a labourer or a small class person | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Ethelbert | name of a king meaning noble and bright | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Ethelind | an Anglo-Saxon name meaning noble snake | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Ethelmar | noble greatness | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Everett | somebody who is very brave like a wild boar | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
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| Fecca | An Anglo-Saxon male name for the low-born child | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Fitch | Its an old English word for an ermine or polecat | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Forthhere | Historically, the name of the Bishop of Shermorne | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Fremund | Possibly named after St Fremund, hermit and martyr of Anglo-Saxon England | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Freomund | Named after the miraculous hermit and martyr St Fremund loves to travel | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 6 |
| Fridolph | A peaceful wolf | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Frithugis | A name given to son of Hugh | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Fugol | Resembling a fowl or birdie | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Garett | powerful with the spear | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Garren | It means similar to Garry | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Garrett | Derived from Gerald rule of the spear or Gerard brave and strong as spear | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Gent | Gentleman | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Goode | the person who performed good deeds or acts of kindness | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Graeham | A Boy from the gray house Gray is the sign of intelligence | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Grafton | The name is the composition of two words Graf means grove and ton means enclosure | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Graham | A Boy from the gray house Gray is the sign of intelligence | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Graham | warlike | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Grahame | A Boy from the gray house Gray is the sign of intelligence | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Grimbald | Grim means fierce and bold means a person who is wiling to take risks So as a whole a person who loves to take risks and be fierce in all situation | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
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| Grimbol | Varient of Grimbold Grim means fierce and bold means a person who is wiling to take risks So as a whole a person who loves to take risks and be fierce in all situation | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Grimbold | Grim means fierce and bold means a person who is wiling to take risks So as a whole a person who loves to take risks and be fierce in all situation | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Grimm | Grimm means a fierce person who has ability to do anything bravely | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 6 |
| Grimmwolf | Grimm means fierce as a whole Grimm fierce means a person who is fierce and powerful like a wolf | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Guncar | Fighter | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Gurhaval | The name Gurhaval means The Brave one in the Battle It is used in English language, mostly in Ireland | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Gycsa | A very old Anglo-Saxon male name | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Gydel | An old Anglo-Saxon male name nowdays mostly used in Sweden | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Gymi | A monothematic Anglo-Saxon name for those born with a low-status | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Gymma | A low-born ANglo-Saxon name | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Gyppa | An old Anglo-Saxon name for a low-born man | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Gyric | A name for those with a lower status | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Hac | An old, Anglo-Saxon nickname for Haca | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 3 |
| Haca | An old Anglo-Saxon byname that is not complementary | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Hacca | A non complementary Anglo-Saxon name | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Hadd | One who is guided | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Halig | Holy, Saintly | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Halnath | An Anglo-Saxon nickname | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Hamgisl | A low-borns nickname | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 6 |
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| Hathweald | A name of the high-born | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Hawkley | hawk | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 4 |
| Heabba | An Anglo-Saxonian byname | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Heard | Brave, Hardy | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Heddin | A monothematic Anglo-Saxon name for those born with a low-status | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Heferth | One of the names given to high-born, noble Boys | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Helm | Courageous protection | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Heorot | hall of the hart male deer | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Herebeorht | Clever Army | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Herley | Individuality, Self confidence, Independent | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Hicel | A male Anglo-Saxon name for the low-borns | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
| Hidda | A name given to Anglo-Saxon low-borns | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Hiddi | A name for the non noble born man | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Hiddila | A name of common men | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 2 |
| Higbald | A courageous man in the battle | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 7 |
| Higueid | One who is brave in the war | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 9 |
| Hildeburg | One from the battle fortress | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 5 |
| Hiroc | A very common noble name | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 8 |
| Hlothere | A name of the Anglo-Saxon ruler of the Kent region | Anglo-Saxon | Boy | 1 |
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