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“human being”

• The written form “Adam” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Alasia” is documented in Middle English.

“of noble kind”

• The written form “Alisoun” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Arri” is documented in Middle English.

“stone, rock”

• The written form “Beedher” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Billeen” is documented in Middle English.

“descendants of Brógán”

• The written form “Brogeen” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Buckeen” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Casteale” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Caut” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Cournug” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Cristofre” is documented in Middle English.

Irish origin

• The written form “Dearmoth” is documented in Middle English.

“of Dionysus”

• The written form “Deenees” is documented in Middle English.

“of Dionysus”

• The written form “Denis” is documented in Middle English.

“of Dionysus”

• The written form “Denis” is documented in Middle English.

“wealth, riches” + “gift”

• The written form “Edive” is documented in Middle English.

“wealth, riches” + “ward, guard”

• The written form “Edward” is documented in Middle English.

Proto-West Germanic origin

• The written form “Edweard” is documented in Middle English.

Middle English origin

• The written form “Edy” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Elesabeth” is documented in Middle English.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Eliÿabeth” is documented in Middle English.