Names of British Origin

71 name results found of British origin

Cajun
The name "Cajun" refers to a cultural and ethnic group in the United States, particularly in the state of Louisiana. It is derived from the term "Acadian," which originally referred to French colon......
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Cayman
The name "Cayman" is derived from the Spanish word "caimán," which means alligator or crocodile. It is often associated with the Cayman Islands, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean, known......
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Charlett
The name "Charlett" is a variant spelling of the name "Charlotte." It is derived from the French name "Charlot," which is a diminutive form of "Charles." The name "Charlotte" means "free man" or "p......
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Churchill
The name "Churchill" is of English origin and is derived from the Old English words "cirice" meaning "church" and "hyll" meaning "hill." It is a locational surname referring to someone who lived ne......
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Cymbre
The name "Cymbre" is a variant of the name "Cymbeline" which has origins in Welsh and Shakespearean literature. It is derived from the Welsh word "cymry" meaning "compatriots" or "fellow countrymen......
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Decca
The name "Decca" is of Latin origin and has multiple meanings. It can be derived from the Latin word "deccus," meaning "glory" or "honor." In a musical context, "Decca" is also associated with the ......
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Duchess
The name "Duchess" is a title given to the wife or widow of a duke, a high-ranking nobleman in the British peerage system. It signifies a woman who holds a position of prestige and authority within......
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Earldean
The name "Earldean" is a combination of two English words, "earl" and "dean." "Earl" refers to a noble title in British peerage, typically ranking below a marquess and above a viscount. It signifie......
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Earldene
The name "Earldene" is of English origin and is a combination of two elements: "earl," which refers to a noble title in British peerage, and "dene," which means "valley." Therefore, the name "Earld......
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England
The name "England" refers to a country located in the southern part of the island of Great Britain. It is derived from the Old English word "Englaland," which means "land of the Angles." The Angles......
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