Names That Mean Field

Discover baby names meaning Field for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Felding
From the field.
English
Feldon
From the field hill.
English
Feldtun
From the field town.
English
Feldun
From the field hill.
English
Feltan
From the field town.
English
Feltin
Derived from a place name meaning 'field town'.
English
Felton
From the town by the field.
English
Feltyn
From the field town.
English
Field
Field, meadow.
English
Fielda
From the field.
English
Fielder
Field worker.
English
Fielding
Son of the field.
English
Fildes
Lives in the field.
English
Findleigh
From the field of ferns.
English
Finlea
Fair meadow or white field.
English
Forbes
From the field.
Scottish
Fujita
Fujita means 'wisteria field' in Japanese.
Japanese
Fukuda
Fukuda means 'blessed rice field' in Japanese.
Japanese
Fulton
Settlement near a marsh; Field by a spring.
Scottish
Fyfe
Derived from a Scottish place name meaning 'white field'.
Scottish
Garafeld
Derived from a surname meaning 'spear field' in Old English.
English
Garfield
Triangular field.
English
Garnock
Derived from a place name meaning 'little field' or 'enclosed land'.
Scottish
Garton
From the town near the triangular field.
English
Grenville
From the green field or settlement.
English
Hadlie
From the English surname, meaning 'heather field'.
English
Hanata
Blossoms in the field.
Japanese
Hedley
Heather Field.
English
Hisano
Long-lived field.
Japanese
Hwaeteleah
Wheat field.
English
Kalari
Battlefield or dance form.
Tamil
Kane
Meaning 'little warrior' or 'battlefield', derived from the Irish name Cathán.
Irish
Kshetra
Field, land.
Sanskrit
Laing
From the fields.
Scottish
Laingli
From the fields.
English
Lainglie
From the fields.
English
Laingly
From the fields.
English
Langeleigh
From the long meadow or field.
English
Leverton
From the farmstead by the clover field.
English
Mackfield
From the field of Mack.
English
Mackfyld
From the field of Mack.
Scottish
Magh
Means 'plain' or 'field' in Gaelic.
Gaelic
Makfield
Field near the stream.
English
Mansfeld
Field of men.
German
Mansfield
From the stony field.
English
Mansfyeld
From the stony field.
English
Masefield
From the open field.
English
Maunfeld
From the meadow or field.
English
Maxfield
Field of Max.
English
Mayfield
From the field where mayweed grows.
English
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