English Baby Names

Discover English baby names with meanings, origins, and popularity rankings.

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Twaine
Separated into two parts, Rope.
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Tway
Separated into two parts, Rope.
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Twayn
Separated into two parts, Rope.
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Twayne
Separated into two parts, Rope.
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Twein
Cut in two.
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Twiford
From the double river ford.
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Twiggy
Thin, slender, usually a nicname not a given name
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Twilight
Dusk
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Twitchel
One who lives on a nar¬row lane
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Twyford
From the double river ford.
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Twyla
Woven, Double thread.
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Txanton
Basque for Joseph Anthony (He adds / priceless)
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Txomin
Like unto the lord
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Tyan
Graceful
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Tybolt
Bold
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Tyce
Fiery
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Tydeus
Father of Diomedes
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Tye
From the enclosure. A short form of names beginning with "Ty".
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Tyernan
Of the Lord.
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Tyla
Tile layer; Warm loving.
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Tylar
A form of tyler
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Tyme
Thyme Herb
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Tymea
She honours God.
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Tymon
Honourable listener.
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Tymoteusz
To Honor God
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Tyndareus
Father of Castor
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Tyne
River
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Tyron
Landof Owen
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Tyrra
Thor's battle
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Tyrrel
Thunder ruler
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Tzadok
Just
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Udale
From the yew tree valley.
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Udayle
From the yew tree valley.
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Udolf
Wealthy wolf.
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Udolph
Wealthy wolf.
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Uehudah
Name honoring john the baptist
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Uland
From the noble country.
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Uldwyna
Special friend.
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Ulger
Wolf spear.
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Ulka
Mistress of all
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Ullock
Wolf sport.
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Ullok
Wolf sport.
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Ulmar
Wolf famous.
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Ulrike
Mistress of all
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Unwin
Unfriendly
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Unwine
Unfriendly
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Unwyn
Unfriendly
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Upshaw
From the upper thicket
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Upton
From the high town
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Uptun
From the upper farm.
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