15 England Baby Names With Meanings

Naming a baby needs careful consideration as all the parents want the best for their bundle of joy. But if you’re looking for a name with universal greatness, England baby names should be the one for you. England baby names are easy to spell and pronounce and have pleasing sound and a global appeal that parents love. These names aren’t just limited to the United Kingdom, Britain, and Ireland, but throughout the world in English speaking countries such as the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
While most of the cultures encourage using transparent names for their children, England is totally opposite. Most of the English names are opaque, which means the meaning is not straightforward or obvious. The meanings of these names are often found in the ancient languages that are not even spoken. So English parents rarely pick a name based on the meaning. The pick is generally associated with the way it sounds or because it reminds them of their close friend or relative. Occupational names are equally popular in England.
MomJunction has put together a list of most popular, modern, and tradition England names with meaning to help you find the name you love. Just keep scrolling.

Name		Gender	Meaning
Bardrick		Boy	Soldier who wields an ax
Gold		Unisex	Precious metal; The one who is precious for the family and friends
Golda		Girl	Precious metal; The one who is precious for the family and friends
Goldarina		Girl	Lives life on principles
Goldarine		Girl	Precious metal
Golduin		Girl	Golden friend
Goldyeua		Girl	Optimistic, inventive, and creative
Goldyeue		Girl	Optimistic, inventive, and creative
Hall		Boy	Kind; Forgiving
Halward		Boy	Custodian of the Hall
Hasculf		Boy	A nobleman in medieval England
Hervey		Boy	Battle worthy
Hervi		Boy	battle worthy
Heryeth		Girl	A British female name
Hetheclif		Boy	From the Heath Cliff