A NAME FIT FOR A SWAN.
Picking a Name for your Swans that Reflect their Personality can be Fun. This Page has Names with their Meanings. Maybe you will find the Perfect Names for your Enchanting Swans.
These Tiny Balls of Fuzzy Down will Need Names.
***NAMEs for Little Female Cygnets and Female SWANs
Dark Eyes
Lady Moon Light
Lady Moon Glow
Moon Beam
Moon Light Lady
Precious Lady
Petty Girl
Snow White
Stormy
Sweet Heart
Sweet Girl
Sweet Sugar
(Lady) Abigail – Hebrew A Source of Joy
Adelaide – Old German Hereditary Princess
– Of a Kind Spirit
Adele – Adelle – German Noble, Pleasant, Kind, Tender
Adora – Latin The Beloved, the Adored
Adrienne – Latin Woman of the Sea
Agnes – Nessie – Greek Pure, Gentle
Alana – Celtic Fair
Alenna – Irish, Gaelic Bright Fair Beautiful
Alexandra – Greek Defender of Men
Alexis – Greek Helper or Protector
Alide – Latin Little Winged One
Alula – Latin Winged One
Alva – Latin White Fair
Amabel – Latin Lovable One
– Sweet Soft and Beautiful
Aimee – Amy – French, Latin Beloved
Amanda – Latin Lovable
– Manda, Mandy
Angel
Angela – Latin Angelic One
Anita – Hebrew Grace
Annalise – Latin Graced with God’s bounty
Annette – Hebrew Full of Grace, Mercy and Prayer
– Nanette
Annabelle – Hebrew Graceful, Beautiful
Antoinette – Latin Super-Excellent, Praiseworthy
April – Latin To Open Spring
Arabella – Latin Fair and Beautiful
Astra – Greek Like a Star
Audrey – English Strong – Noble 
Baby
Bambi – Italian Bambino (Child)
Barbara – Latin Mysterious Stranger
Beatrice – Latin She Brings Joy
– Trixie She who makes other Happy
Beauty Beautiful, Lovely, Pretty
Belinda – Old Spanish Beautiful, Pretty
Belinda – Italian Wise, Immortal
Bella Var. of Isabel
Betty – Dutch, English, Hebrew God is my Oath.
Birdie – Old English Sweet Little Bird
Blossom – Old English Fresh Lovely,
– Sweet As a Snow Flower
Blanche – French Fair White
Bonnie – Latin Sweet and Good
Brenna – Celtic Maiden with Black or Raven Hair
Bridget – Celtic Mighty, Strong
Brooke – Old English and Old German
– Water, A Small Stream.
Another Brooke 
Calista – Greek Most Beautiful One
Calliope – Greek Beautiful Voice
Callula – Latin Little Beautiful One
Cally – English Beautiful Blossom
Camilla – Latin Noble, Righteous
Candace – Greek, Latin Pure, Glowing White
Cara – Celtic Friend
Carla – Teutonic One who is Strong
Carissa – Latin A Lovely Lady
Carlotta – Italian One who is Strong
Carmen – Latin A Song
Caroline – Teutonic One who is Strong
Cassandra – Greek The Prophetess
Catherine – Greek Innocent, Pure
Cecilia – Latin Musical
Celeste – Latin Heavenly
Chandra – Moonlike She Outshines the Stars
Charity – Latin Loving, Charitable
Charlotte – Teutonic Strong, Womanly
– Lottie – Teutonic Strong, Womanly
Charmaine – Latin Little Song
Clarice – French Little Brilliant One
Clarissa – Latin One Who Will Be Famous
Cherie – French Dear One
Claudia – Latin The Lame
Claudette – Latin The Lame
Chloe – Greek Fresh Blooming
Clara – Latin Bright, Shining
Clarabelle – Latin, French Bright, Shining, Beautiful
Clarissa – Latin One Who will be Famous
Claudia – Latin The Lame
Cleo – Greek Famed
Clover – Old English Sweet As a Field of Clover
Colleen – Irish Girl, Maiden
Cora – Coretta – Greek The Maiden
Corinna – Greek The Maiden
Corabelle – Greek, French Beautiful Maiden
Cordelia – Middle Welsh Jewel of the Sea
Crystal – Greek Fair, Sparkle
Cutie – Little Cutie
(Lady) Cynthia – Greek Moon Goddess
Dahlia White Pompom Flowers.
Daisy – Daisybelle – Anglo-Saxon The Day’s Eye
Daphne – Greek Laurel Tree
Darlene – Anglo-Saxon Dearly Beloved
Dawn – Anglo-Saxon The Break of Day
Delilah – Lila – Hebrew The Temptress
Delia – Teutonic Of Nobility Dark Moon Goddess
Delphine – Greek Calmness, Serenity
Denise – Greek Wine Goddess
Diana – Latin Pure Goddess of the Moon
Deanna – Latin Pure Goddess of the Moon
Dollie, Dolly – Greek God’s Gift
Donato – Latin Donation, Gift
Dora – Greek A Gift
Dorinda – Greek-Spanish Beautiful Gift
Doris – Greek Sea Goddess
Dulcie – Latin Charming Sweet
Ebony – Egyptian Black Black Wood Ebony Tree
We used “Ebony Rose” for a Young Female Black Australian Swan.
Eden – Hebrew Enchanting
Edwinia – Anglo-Saxon Valued Friend
Ella – Old English Beautiful Fairy Maiden
– A Supernatural Beauty
Elsa – Old German Noble One
Elizabeth – Hebrew Consecrated to God, Oath to God
– Lizzie, Betsy, Libby, Eliza
Erica – Scandinavian of Royalty
Estelle – Latin, French A Star
Etta – Old German Little One
Fanny – Teutonic Free
Fayette – Old French Little Fairy
Felicia – Latin Happy
Fiona – Irish Fair One
Frankie – French is occasionally used for Females.
Gabriella – Hebrew Woman of God
Gardenia – New Latin A Girl of Beauty
Genevieve – Celtic, Old German White Wave, Pure
Gillian – Latin Youthful Downy Haired One
Girlz
Giselle – Old German-Teutonic A Promise
Grace – Gracie – English God’s Favor
Gretchen – German A Pearl
(Lady) Guinevere – Celtic Fair Lady, White Wave,
– White Phantom
Gwendolyn – Old Welsh, Celtic White Browed One
Gwynne – Old Welsh White or Fair One
Harmony – Latin Unity, Concord, Melody, Destiny,
– Symphony, Serenity
Holly – Old English-Anglo-Saxon Good Luck
Hope – Old English-Anglo-Saxon Optimistic and Cheerful
Ilsa – See Elizabeth Consecrated to God, Oath to God
Isadora – Greek A Gift of Isis
Jasmine – Persian Fragrant White Flower
Jewel – Old French A Precious Gem or Stone
Jezebel – Jezebelle – Hebrew False Witness
Jocelyn – Latin, Old English The Fair
Joie-Joy – Old French Delight or Great Happiness
Juliana – Juliette – Latin, Greek Youthful
– Juliette
Katherine – Greek Pure
Cassie – Katrina
Layla –
Leoma – Old English A Radiant Girl
Leola
Lewanna – Hebrew The Beaming White One, the Moon
Lillian – Latin A Symbol of Purity in Christianity
Lily – English Floral, A Symbol of Purity
LilyBelle
Lucy – Lucia – English & French Light, of Fair Complexion
– a Name given to Girls Born at Dawn
Luella – Old English A Famous Elf
Lunanna – A Girl so Fair they Named her for the Moon
Lunetta – Italian Little Moon
Madeline – Greek Magnificent
Magnolia – French Flower
Malinda – Greek Soft and Sweet as a Spring Day
Marcella-Marcia – Latin Belonging to Mars
Margaret – Greek A Pearl
– Margo, Maggie, Maisie, Margie
Marguerite – Old French A Pearl
Mary – Hebrew Bitter
Megan-Meghan – Persian Child of Light
Mimi, Mitzi, Mitzie, Molly Mollie
Mathilda-Matilda – Old German Mighty Battle Maiden
– Matty, Maude, Tillie, Tilly, Tilda
May-Mae – Latin Great One Goddess of Spring
Maybelle – English-Latin-French Lovable One
– Great and Beautiful One.
Melissa – Greek Honey Bee
Mildred – Millie – Anglo-Saxon Soft Gentle
Minnie – Hebrew Wished-for Child
Mirabelle – Latin-Spanish Of Great Beauty
Miranda – Latin To be Admired
Mira-Myra – Latin Wonderful
Miss – Title Referring to an Unmarried Woman
Missy – Greek Meaning is Bee
Nadine – French Hope
Nanette – French Grace
Naomi – Hebrew Sweet, Pleasant
Natasha – Slavic Russian Natal Day – Birthday
Natalie – Latin Birthday
Nebula – Latin A Mist, Vapor, A Cloud
Nellie – Greek Shining Light, The Bright One
Nina – Spanish Girl
Nixie – Old German Little Water Sprite,
– A Little Fairy when the Moon is Full.
Noel – French Born at Christmas
Olivia-Livie – Latin Olive Branch
Opal – English A Precious Stone from the Earth
Paloma – Spanish Coos as Softly as a Dove
Pansy – French Thought
Pearl – Latin A Little Gem of Flawless Beauty
– that come from the Sea/Ocean..
Pepita – Spanish She Shall Add
Petunia Flower
Philomena – Greek Lover of the Moon
Phoebe – Greek Bright One, Shining One
Philippa -Pippa – English – Lover of Horses
PollyAnna – English Novel Heroine
Princess of Royalty or Nobility
Regina – Latin – Italian – Queen
Rexana – Latin-English Regally Gracefully
Rosabella – Latin-English Beautiful Rose
Rosanna – English Graceful Rose
Rosalind – Latin Fair Rose
Roselle – Swedish Rose
Rowena – Old English Flowing White Hair
Roxanna – Persian Brilliant One
Sabrina – Anglo-Saxon A Princess
Sarah – Hebrew Princess
Selena – Greek The Moon, Heavenly
Serena – Latin Tranquil, Fair, Bright, Serene One
Sharon – Hebrew Princess
Sheila – Celtic Musical
Sidra – Latin Belonging to the Stars
Solita – ( Italian) Solitary Alone
Sophie – Sonya – Greek Wisdom
Spring – Old English Springtime Dweller by the Spring
– A Spring is a Location where Ground Water Naturally Emerges.
Stella – Latin A Star
These are Different Cygnets
Summer – Middle English Born During the Summer
Sylvia – Latin Forest Maiden
Tabitha – Greek Eyes like the Gentle Gazelle
Tallulah – Choctaw Indian Leaping Water
– The Joyous Song of Water Playing over Rocks.
Tania – Russian The Fairy Queen
Tenella – White Shouldered One
Theodora – Dori – Greek God’s Divine Gift
Tiffany – Old French Divine Showing
Tilly – Mathilda – Teutonic Brave in Battle
Trilly – ( Indian) To Sing with a Trill
Tenus – Latin Goddess of Beauty
Verna – Latin Spring Born, a Spring Nymph
Victoria – Torie – Latin Goddess of Victory
Volante – Italian Flying One
Wendy – German Family, Wanderer
Willa – Teutonic Feminine Form of William
Willow – English Slender, Graceful
Wynne – Celtic-Old Welsh The Fair or the White
Zada – Arabic Lucky One
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Names that Often go Together… Like
“George” and “Gracie” Burns TV Personalities..
George Burns and Gracie Allen
“Bert” & “Ernie” Best Friends with Different Personalities.
“Jack” and “Jill” From the Nursery Rhyme..
“Frankie” and “Johnny”
Frankie and Johnny is a traditional American popular song.
“Hansel” and “Gretel” From A Folk Tale.
“Nicholas” and “Alexandra” Russian Royalty
“Albert” and “Victoria” British Royalty
“Elizabeth” and “Phillip” British Royalty
“Duchess Catherine” and “Prince William” British Royalty
“Victoria” and “Prince”
“Elizabeth” and “Richard” Hollywood Couple
“Lucy” and “Desi” Hollywood Couple
“Mortimer” and “Randolph” Duke. Movie Characters
Trading Places is a 1983 American Comedy Film
Faith – Hope – Charity
“Summer” and “Winter”
“Brooke” “Meadow” “Spring” “Summer”
Names of Water, Land and Seasons.
Names of Historic Figures.
Fictional Characters from Novels, Radio, TV Series or the Comics.
“Tonto” The Loyal Friend and Companion of the Lone Ranger.
“The Lone Ranger” and “Tonto”
From the Early 1900s Novels, Radio, TV Westerns and Comic Books.
“Romeo”
“Romeo” and “Juliet” Shakespeare
“Juliet”
“Boris” and “Natasha” Cartoon Characters
“Betty” and “Barney” Cartoon Characters
“Fred” and “Wilma” Cartoon Characters
Names of Fairy Tale Characters
“Snow White” and the Seven Dwarfs”
“Snow White”
“Snow White” and “Prince Charming”
“Prince Charming”
“SnowFlake”
Famous Story – Movie Characters
“King Arthur” and “Queen Quinevere”
Names of Famous Singers:
Sonny and Cher
Hank Williams and Willie Nelson Country Western
Names that Rhyme
“Minnie” and “Lynnie”
“Lilly” and “Willie”
Names of Constellation Stars
“Castor” and “Pollux” The Gemini Twins
They are the brightest Stars in the Constellation “Gemini”
“Castor” & “Pollux are two of the Children of Queen Leda
– and the Swan.. that was the God Zeus in the form of a Swan.
Stars in the Constellation Cygnus.. “The Swan”
“Deneb” is the Tail of the Swan
“Albireo” is the Beak of the Swan
“Sadr” is the Breastbone of the Swan
http://www.universetoday.com/20569/cygnus/
The Constellation Cygnus – The Swan…
– Is Prominent in the Summer Night Sky.
The “Great Swan” will slowly transit the Sky
– all Summer watching over Your Swans.
“Girlz” & “Boyz” Fun Names to Say
Gracie” & “Lacie”
Have FUN Naming Your Swans..
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****NAMEs for Little Male Cygnets and Male SWANs
Aaron – Hebrew Light Lofty or Exalted
Abbot – Hebrew Father
Abner – Hebrew Light, Bright
Abraham – Hebrew Father of Many
Adonis – Greek Sacred One
Adrian – Latin Man of the Seacoast
Aidan – Irish, Gaelic Little Fiery One
Aiken – Old North English
– A Small Reflection of His Father.
Alan – Celtic Harmony, Handsome Cheerful
Alastair – Greek Protector, Defender
Alban – Alben – Latin Fair, White
Albert – Old English, Teutonic Noble and Bright
Alexander – Greek Helper, Defender, Protector
Allister – Greek Protector
Alphonso – Old German Noble and Ready
Alpin – Scotch Fair One
Alvin – Teutonic Friend of all, Noble Friend
Ambert – Teutonic Shining light bright
Ambrose – Latin Belonging to the Immortals, Divine
Angelo – Italian Angel or Messenger
Angus – Scotch Gaelic Unique Strength
Anthony – Latin Timeless Worth
Archibald – Teutonic Truly Bold
Arthur – Celtic Strong as a Rock
Augustus – Latin Majestic Dignity, Exalted
Barnaby – Hebrew Son of Consolation
Barney – English – Strong as a Bear
Basil – Greek Kingly
Baxter – Teutonic The Baker
Beal or Beau – Old French Handsome One
Beauford – French From the Beautiful Ford
– Beaufort Beautiful Fortress
Beamer – Old English Trumpeter
Bellamy – Old French Handsome Friend
Benedict – Latin Blessed One
Benjamin – Hebrew Son of my Right Hand
Benson, Benjie Ben
Bennett – French Little Blessed One
Bentley – Old English From the Bent Grass Meadow
– Where Bird, Owls, Crickets & Toads Sing.
Billy – English Nickname for William Resolute protector 
Boris – Slavic A Fighter
Boyz
Brian – Celtic Strong, Powerful
Bruce – French From the Brushwood Thicket
Bruno – Teutonic Brown
Buddy – English Friend
Burton – Anglo-Saxon Of Bright Fame
Byron – French From the Cottage or the Bear
Caleb – Hebrew Bold, Impetuous
Calvin – Latin Bald One
Cameron – Celtic Bent Nose
Casimer – Slavic Proclamation of Peace
– Casper, Kazimir, Cassy, Caspar, Casimir, Jasper
Cecil – Latin Blind
Cedric – Celtic Chieftain
Chandler – French Candle maker
Charles – Teutonic Man
– Carlo Karl Charley Carlo Carlos Chuck
Chauncey – French Official Record-Keeper
Chester – Latin Of the Fortified Camp
Chilton – Anglo-Saxon From the Farm by the Spring
Clarence – Anglo-Saxon Bright, Illustrious
Claud – Latin Lame
Clyde – Celtic Heard from a Distance
Colin – Celtic Strong, Young, Virile
Comet – A Faint, White Wisp of Light with a Long Delicate Tail
Constantine – Latin Unwavering, Firm
Cooper – Middle English A Cask or Barrel Maker
Corbin – Latin The Raven
Corey – Celtic Ravine Dweller
Cornelius – Latin Battle Horn
Cosmo Cosmos – Greek Universe, In Good Order
Cromwell – Old English
Crispin – Latin Curly-Haired
Cristin – Irish Servant of Christ
Curtis – French Courteous
Cyril – Greek Lord
Cyrus – Persian Throne
Delmer – Old French From the Sea
Demetrius – Greek Beautiful as Dew on a Rose
Derwin/Durwin – Old English Beloved Friend
Devlin – Irish, Gaelic Of Fierce Valor
Dewey – Old Welsh Beloved One
Diamond – Old English Bright Protector
Dillon – Irish, Gaelic Faithful One
Dudley – Old English From the People’s Meadow
Duke – Old French A Leader
Dutch – The German
Dwight – Old Dutch White or Blond One
Dylan – Old Welsh From the Sea
Edel – Old German Noble One
Edelmar – Old English Noble, Famous
Eden – Hebrew Place of Delight and Pleasure
Edmund – Old English Prosperous Protector
Edward – Old English Prosperous Guardian
Edwin – Old English Prosperous Friend
Egbert – Old English Bright, Shining Sword
Eldredge
Eli – Hebrew The Highest
Elias – Biblical The Strong Lord
Elijah – Biblical The Strong Lord
Elisha – Hebrew Salvation of God
Elloit – Hebrew-French Believes in God
Elmer – Old English Noble, Famous
Elroy – Old French The King
Elwin – Old English Elfin Friend
Ernie – Ernest – Old German Serious Business
Erwin – Old English Sea Friend
Ethan – Hebrew Firmness, Strength
Evan – Irish, Gaelic Young Warrior
Fagan – Irish, Gaelic Little Fiery One
Fane – Old English Glad, Joyful
Farley – Old English From the Bull Meadow
Farrell – Irish, Gaelic Champion, Valorous One
Faust – Latin Lucky
Felix – Latin Lucky One
Felipe – Spanish Loves Horses
Fenton – Old English Marsh Land
– Marsh Farm Land drained for cultivation
Ferdinand – Gothic A Lover of Life
Fergus – Irish, Gaelic Very Choice One
Filbert – Old English Very Brilliant One
Finley – Irish, Gaelic Little Fair Valorous One
Finn – Finnigan – Irish, Gaelic Little Fair One
Flint – Old English A Stream
Forrest – French From the Woods
Francis-Frank-Franky-Frankie -French Free Man
Frazer – Old French Curly-Haired One….
– (for Black Swan)
Frederick – Old German Peaceful Ruler,
– Not Greedy or Aggressive
Frost The Shimmer of Ice Crystal that Condense from the Air..
Frost adds a Glimmer to everything it touches..
Fulton – Old English Dweller at the Fowl-Enclosure
Gabriel – Hebrew Man of God
Gage – Old French Pledge
Gale – Old English Gay, Lively One
Galen – Irish, Gaelic Little Bright One
Gallagher – Irish, Gaelic A Man from another Land
Galvin – Irish, Gaelic Bright, Shining White
Gannon – Irish, Gaelic Little Fair One
Gaylord – Old French Lively One
Gaynor – Irish, Gaelic Son of the Fair One
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Gentle George
George – Latin Land-Worker Farmer
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George
Is a Tundra Swan from the Canadian Tundra Region
French is the Mother Tongue of Many Canadians.
French Pronunciation for “George”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzqQ7Vb0I6I
Glenn – Old Welsh Dweller in a Glen or Valley
Godfrey – Old German Divinely Peaceful
Godwin – Old English Divine Friend
Grady – Irish, Gaelic Noble, Illustrious
Graham – Old English From the Gray Land
Grant – Middle English Great One
Gregory – Latin Watchman, Watchful One
Griffith – Old Welsh Fierce Chief
Guy – Old German Warrior
Gwynn – Old Welsh Fair One
Hagen – Irish, Gaelic Little, Young One
Halbert – Old English Brilliant Hero
Hale – Old English Hero
Halo – Ice Crystals in High Thin Cirrus Clouds
– Prism Sunlight into a Halo Around the Sun..
Hamlet – Old Franco-German Little Home
Handsome A Good-Looking Male, Charming and Possesses
– an Attractive Aura to Attract Females.
Hansel – Hebrew Gift from God
Harding – Old English Brave One’s Son
Hardy – Old German Bold and Daring
Harry – Swedish Rules the Home
Hartman – Old English Warrior
Hastings – Old English Son of the Violent One
Haven – Old English Place of Safety
Hector – Greek Holds Fast, Steadfast
Henry – Old German Ruler of an Estate, Private Place
– Ruler of the Home
– Hank, Hal, Hendrick, Heinrich, Hendrik
Herbert – Old German Glorious Warrior
– Herb, Herbie
Hercules (Heracles) was a divine Hero in Greek mythology.
– The Son of Zeus and Alcmene. Half-Brother of Perseus.
– A paragon of masculinity, extraordinary strength,
– courage, ingenuity, wits, sexual prowess with females.
Hercules was an Ancestor of Royal Clans.
– A Champion of the Olympian Order against Monsters.
Herman – Old German Warrior
Hilary – Latin Cheerful, Gay One
Hilton – Old English From the Hill Estate
Hiram – Hebrew Most Noble One
Holden – Old English From the Hollow in the Valley
Holt – Old English From the Forest
Homer – Greek Pledge, Security
Horace – Latin Keeper of the Hours, Light of the Sun
Howard – Old English Chief Guardian
Howe – Old German High, Eminent One
Howell – Old Welsh Little Alert One
Hubert – Old German Brilliant Spirit
Hugh – Old English Intelligence, Spirit
Humphrey – Old German Peaceful Hun
Hurley – Irish, Gaelic Sea-tide
Hurst – Middle English Dweller at the Forest
Hyde – Old English
– Acreage that supported one Family
Ian – Scotch Gaelic God is Gracious
Inglebert – Old German Angel-Brilliant
Ira – Hebrew Watchful One
Irving – Old English Sea Friend
Isaac – Hebrew He Laughs
Jacob – Hebrew One who replaced Another
Jackson – Old English Son of Jack
James – Spanish The Supplanter
Jarvis – Old German Spear-keen
Jason – Greek Healer
Jasper – Old French Beautiful Gem of Various Colors
– Keeper of the Treasures
Jed – Hebrew Beloved of the Lord
Jeffrey – Old French Divinely Peaceful
Jefferson – Old English Son of Jeffrey Jeremiah – Hebrew Appointed of Jehovah
– Jeremy
Jerome – Latin Sacred or Holy Name
Jesse – Hebrew Wealth
Joel – Hebrew The Lord is God
John – Hebrew God is Gracious
Jonas – Hebrew Dove
Jonathan – Hebrew Jehovah’s Gift
Jordan – Hebrew Descender
Joseph – Hebrew He shall add
Joshua – Hebrew God of Salvation
Judd – Hebrew Praised
Julian – Latin Belonging to Julius
Jules – French form of the Latin Julius
Julius – Latin Downy-Youthful
Justin – Old French Upright
Kane – Irish, Gaelic Tribute Little, Warlike One
Keane – Middle English Bold, Sharp One
Keefe – Irish, Gaelic Noble, Gentle, Lovable
Keeley – Irish, Gaelic Handsome
Keith – Old Welsh From the Forest
Kell – Old Norse From the Spring
Keller – Irish, Gaelic Little Companion
Kelly – Irish, Gaelic Warrior
Kelvin – Irish, Gaelic From the Narrow River
Kendall – Old English From the Clear-River Valley
Kendrick – Old English Royal Ruler
Kenley – Old English Dweller at the Royal Meadow
Kenn – Old Welsh Clear, Bright Water
Kennard – Old English Bold, Strong
Kennedy – Irish, Gaelic Handsome One
Kenrick – Old English Bold Ruler – Royal Ruler
Kent – Old Welsh White, Bright
Kenton – Old English From the Royal Estate
Kenward – Old English Bold Guardian, Royal Guardian
Kenyon – Irish, Gaelic White Headed
Kermit – Irish, Gaelic Free Man
Kern – Irish, Gaelic Little Dark One
Kerr – Irish, Gaelic Dark One
Kerry – Irish, Gaelic Son of the Dark One
Kerwin – Irish, Gaelic Little Jet-Black One
Kevin – Irish, Gaelic Gentle, Lovable
Key – Irish, Gaelic Son of the Fiery One
Kieran – Irish, Gaelic Little Dark-Complexioned One
Killian – Irish, Gaelic Little Warlike One
Kimball – Old English Royal and Bold
King – Old English Ruler
Kingsley – Old English From the King’s Meadow
Kingston – Old English Dweller at the King’s Estate
Kingswell – Old English Dweller at the King’s Spring
Kinsey – Old English Royal, Victorious One
Kyne – Old English Royal One
Lache – Old English Dweller by the Water
Lachlan – Scotch, Gaelic From the Water
Laibrook – Old English Path by the Brook
Laidley – Old English From the Watercourse Meadow
Lane – Middle English From the Narrow Road
Langford – Old English Dweller at the Long Ford
Langley – Old English From the Long Meadow
Langston – Old English Tall
Lee, Leigh – Old English From the Pasture Meadow
Leif – Old Norse Beloved One
Leighton – Old English Dweller at the Meadow Farm
Leland – Old English From the Meadow Land
Lennon – Irish, Gaelic Little Cloak
Leo – Latin Lion
Leon – French Lion-like
Leonard – Old Frankish Lion-Brave
Leopold – Old German Bold
Leroy – Old French King
Lewis – Old German Fame and War
Louis – Louie – Old German Famous Warrior
– Ludwig
Lovell – Old English Little Beloved One
Lyle – Old French From the Isle Emigrant
Lyman – Middle English Meadow-Man
Lynn – Old Welsh From the Pool or Water Fall
– Lynnie
Magee – Irish, Gaelic Son of the Fiery One
Magnus – Irish, Gaelic Great One
Maitland – Old English Dweller at the Meadowland
Major – Latin Greater
Malin – Old English Little Mighty One
Marcel – Latin Little Warlike One
Markus – Various War-like One
Marland – Old English From the Lake Land
Marley – Old English From the Lake Meadow
Martin – Latin Warlike One
Marvin – Old English Sea Friend
Mason – Old French Stone-Worker
Maurice – Latin Dark-Complexioned One
Maximilian – Latin Greater in Excellence
Maynard – Old German Powerful, Brave
Meadow – Old English From the Meadow
Melbourne – Old English From the Mill-Stream
Merle – French A Black Bird
Mervin – Old English Famous Friend
Michael – Hebrew Who is like God
Miles-Myles – Latin Warrior
Mister – English Honorific for Men under the Rank of Knighthood
Morgan – Old Welsh White Sea
Morley – Old English From the Moor Meadow
Morse – Old English Son of the Dark-Complexioned One
Mortimer – Old French From the Still Water
Mortimer – Old French Dead sea (a stagnant lake).
Moses – Hebrew Taken out of the Water
Murphy – Irish, Gaelic Sea Warrior
Murray – Scotch, Gaelic Mariner, Sea-Warrior
Nathan – Hebrew A Gift
Nathaniel – Hebrew A Gift of God
Neal – Irish, Gaelic Champion
Nelson – English Champion’s Son
Nemo – Greek From the Glen or Glade
Nicholas – Greek Victorious
Nico – English Victorious People
Noah – Hebrew Rest Comfort
Noble – Latin Well-Known
Noel – French Born at Christmas
Norman – Old French A Stranger Strong and Fair
Norwood – Old English From the North Forest
Octavius – Latin Eighth Born
Oglesby – Old English Awe-Inspiring
Olaf – Old Norse/ Scandinavian Ancestor’s Descendant
Oliver – Old Norse Kind, Affectionate One
Omar – Arabic Most High, First Son
Oran – Irish, Gaelic Pale Complexioned One
Orion – Old English Son of Light
Owen – Old Welsh Well Born – of Good Breeding
Padgett – French Young Attendant Devoted
Page – French Attendant, Youthful
Park – Old English Dweller at the enclosed Land or Park
Parker – Middle English Keeper of the Park
Parkin – Old English A small replica of his Father
Parnell – Old French Little Peter
Patrick – Latin Noble One
– Pat, Paddy, Patrice
Patton – Old English Honored for his Prowess in Battle
Pelton – Old English From an Estate by a Pool
Penley – Old English Enclosed Pasture-Meadow
Percival – Old French Valley-Piercer (Trumpeter Swan)
Perkin – Old English A Son of the Fisherman
Perry – Middle English From the Pear Tree
Peverell – Old French Piper or Whistler
Philo – Greek Loving Friend
Phineas – Greek Mouth of Brass
Pierre – French Rock or Stone
PiP – Greek Friend of Horses
Plato – Greek Broad One, Broad Shoulders
Pollock – Old English Little Paul
Pomeroy – Old French From the Apple Orchard
Porter – French Gatekeeper
Prentice – Middle English A Learner or Apprentice
Presley – Old English From the Priest’s Field
Price – Old Welsh Son of a Kind and Loving Father
Prince Son of a Royal Lineage
Primo – Italian First Born in the Family
Quennel – Old French Dweller at the Little Oak Tree
Quigley – Irish Gaelic Unruly Hair
Quillan – Irish Gaelic “Cub” Proud Father’s name for his Son.
Quincy – Old French Fifth
Quinlan – Irish Gaelic Well-shaped One
Quinn – Irish Gaelic Wise, intelligent
Quinton – Latin Fifth Son
Radcliff – Old English From the Red Cliffs
Rafferty – Irish Gaelic Prosperous and Rich
Raleigh – Old English Dweller at the Roe-Deer Meadow
Rambert – Old German Mighty-Brilliant
Ramsey – Old English Wild Garlic
Randolph – Old English Strong Defender
Randolph – Old English House Wolf, Protector
Ranger – Old French Forest Keeper
Raphael – Hebrew Healed by God
Rawlins-Roland – Old Anglo-French Famous Land
Ray – Old French Beam of Light
Raymond – Old German Mighty or Wise Protector
Reece – Old Welsh Happy Male who Loves Life & People
Regan – Irish, Gaelic Little King
Reginald – Old English Mighty and Powerful
Remington – Old English From the Raven Farm
Renfrew – Old Welsh From the Still River or Channel
Renny – Irish Gaelic Little, Mighty and Powerful
Renshaw – Old English From the Raven Forest
Reuben – Hebrew Behold a Son
Rex – Latin The King, The Powerful
Reynard – Old German Mighty-Brave
Rich – Old English Powerful, Wealthy One
Richard – Old German Powerful, Ruler
Richman – Old English Powerful Male
Richmond – Old German Powerful Protector
Riley – Irish, Gaelic Valiant, Warlike One
Rockwell – Old English From the Rocky Spring
Romeo – Italian Pilgrim to Rome
Ronald – Old Norse Mighty Power
Roscoe – Old Norse Deer Woods
Rover – Middle English Wanderer
Roy – French King
Royd – Old Norse From the Clearing in the Forest
Ryan – Irish, Gaelic Little King
Salvador – Spanish Saviour
Sampson – Hebrew Splendid Male
Samuel – Sammy – Hebrew God has heard
Santo – Italian Saintly Saintly
Saville – North French Willow Man
Seabert – Old English Sea-Glorious Hero of the Sea
Seabrook – Old English
– A place where a small stream joined the Sea.
Searle – Old German Armor, Armed one
Sebastian – Latin Revered
Seeley – Old English Happy, Blessed
Selden – Old English Willow-tree Valley
Sereno – Latin Calm, Tranquil One
Seth – Hebrew Appointed
Seymour – Old English Tailor
Seymour – Teutonic Mighty at Sea
Shamus – Irish He Who Supplants
Shandy – Old English Little Boisterous One
Shane – Irish God is Gracious
Shanley – Irish, Gaelic Small and Ancient
Shannon – Irish, Gaelic Little Old Wise One
Shea – Irish, Gaelic Majestic
Sheehan – Irish, Gaelic Little Peaceful One
Shelby – Old English A Place Where Willows Grow
Sheldon – Old English Steep Valley
Shelly – Old English Dweller at the Ledge-Meadow
Shelton – Old English From the Ledge Farm
Shepherd – Old English Shepherd
Shepley, Shipley – Old English From the Sheep Meadow
Sheridan – Old English Wild Male or Satyr
Sherlock – Old English Fair or White Haired
Sherman – Old English Wool Cutter
Sherwood – Old English Bright Forest
Sidney – Old English Wide Island
Siegfried – Old German Victorious, Peaceful
Sigmund – Old German Victorious Protector
Silas, Silvanus – Latin Forest Dweller
Silvester, Sylvester – Latin From the Forest
Simon – Hebrew Hearing, One who Hears
Sinclair – French Hard Working
Skeet, Skeeter – Middle English Swift One
Skipp, Skippy – Middle English Ship-Master
Slade – Old English Dweller in the Valley
Sloan – Irish, Gaelic Warrior
Smedley – Old English From the Flat Meadow
Smith – Old English Tradesman
Snowden – Old English From the Snowy Hills
Solomon – Hebrew Peaceful
Sparke – Middle English Gay, Gallant One
Spencer – Middle English Keeper of Provisions
Squire – Middle English Knight’s Attendant
Stacey – Middle Latin Stable, Prosperous
Standish – Old English Stone Parkland
Stanley – Old English Stony Field-Lives by Stony Grove
Starr – Middle English Star
Stedman – Old English Farmstead Owner
Stein – German Stone
Stephen – Greek Crowned One
Storm – Old English Turbulent
Strong – Old English Powerful One
Struthers – Irish, Gaelic From the Stream
Sullivan – Irish, Gaelic Black-eyed One
Sully – Old English From the South Meadow
Sunny – A Ray of Sunshine
Sutton – Old English From the South Farm
Swain – Middle English Knight’s Attendant
Swaney – Irish Pleasant
Sweeney – Irish, Gaelic Little Hero
Taffy – Old Welsh Beloved One
Tango -Spanish Touch Dance
Tate – Middle English Cheerful One
Tavis – Scotch, Gaelic Twin (Scotch form of Thomas)
Terence – Latin Smooth Polished One
Terrell – Old English Thunder Ruler
Thaddeus – Latin Stout-Hearted Courageous
Thane – Old English Follower
Thatcher – Middle English Roofer
Thaw – Old English Ice Thaw
Theodore – Ted – Greek Gift of God
Thomas – Greek A Twin
Thor – Old Norse Thunder
Thorne – Old English Dweller by a Thorn Tree
Thorndyke – Old English From the Thorny Dike
Thorpe – Old English From the Hamlet
Timothy – Greek Honoring God
Titus – Greek Of the Giants
Tobias – Hebrew The Lord is Good
Tomkin – Old English Little Tom
Lone Ranger From the TV Western
Tonto – American Indian Guide
Tracy – Latin Bold, Courageous One
Travers – Old French From the Crossroads
Travis – English Crossing a River or Bridge
Trevor – Irish, Gaelic Prudent
Trigg – Old Norse True, Trusty One
Tripp – Old English Traveler
Tristan – Old Welsh Noisy One
Troy – Old French Curly Haired
True – Old English Faithful, Loyal
Truesdale – Old English From the Beloved One’s Farm
Truman – Old English Faithful One
Trumble – Old English Strong, Bold One
Tucker – Middle English Garment Maker
Tudor – Old Welsh God’s Gift
Tully – Irish, Gaelic Quiet Peaceful One
Twain – Middle English Divided
Tye – Old English From the Enclosure
Tyler – Middle English Tile Layer
Tyrone – Greek Sovereign
Tyson – Old French Son
Valentine – Latin Strong, Valorous, Healthy
Vaughn – Old Welsh Small One
Verne – Latin Springlike, Youthful
Verrill – Old French True One
Victor – Latin Conqueror
Vincent – Latin Conquering One
Virgil – Latin Flourishing
Vito – Latin Alive
Vladimir – Old Slavic Royally Peaceful
Wade – Old English Dweller at the River Crossing
Wadsworth – Old English From Wade’s Estate
Waite – Middle English Watchman
Wake – Old English Alert, Watchful One
Wakeley – Old English From the Wet Meadow
Walden – Old English From the Forest Valley
Waldo – Old German Ruler, Mighty
Walter – Old German Powerful Warrior
Ward – Old English Watchman
Warwick – Old English Protecting Ruler
Watkins – Old English Son of Watt
Watson – Old English Son of Walter
Waverly – Old English From the Quaking Aspen Tree Meadow
Wayland – Old English From the Pathway
Wayne – Old English Wagon Maker
Webster – Old English Weaver
Wellington – Old English From the Wealthy Estate
Wendell – Old German Wanderer
Wentworth – Old English White One’s Estate
Wesley – Old English From the West Meadow
Whistler – Old English Whistler or Piper
Whitley – Old English From the White Meadow
Whitman – Old English White Haired Male
Whitney – Old English White Island
Wilbur – Old German Resolute-Brilliant One
Wiley – Old German Water Meadow
Wilford – Old English Willow Ford
Wilfred – Old German Resolute-Peaceful One
Will – Willie – Old English Determined
Willard – Old English Resolute and Brave
William – Bill – Old German Resolute Protector
Willoughby – Old English From the Willow Farm
Wilmer – Old German Resolute, Famous One
Wilson – Old English Son of Will
Wilton – Old English From the Spring Farm
Winchell – Old English Child – Son
Windsor – Old English Boundary, Bank
Wingate – Old English Divine Protection
Winslow – Old English Stone Marker of Friendship
Winston – Old English Joy Stone
Winter – Old English Born in the Winter Time
Winthrop – Old English Friend’s Village
Wyatt – Old French Little Warrior
Wycliff – Old English From the White Cliff
Wyman – Old English Warrior
Wynn – Old Welsh Fair, White One
Wythe – Middle English Dweller by a Willow Tree
York – Old English Boar Settement, Yew Settlement
Yule – Old English Born at Christmas
Zeus – Greek Living One
Zeus is the Greek God of the Sky,
– Thunder, Lightning.. Law and Justice.
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ALL For the Love of Swans SwanLover Linda
