Whether you're sipping from the cup of British ancestry or you are just searching for an intriguingly unique British name our list of the top 498 British baby names and their meanings will deliver to a tee!
Tethered in the infamous British history - sprinkled with a dash of Celtic magic and traces of Roman and Norman legacies - British baby names boast peak popularity; If names could talk, oh, the tales they’d spin!
These names are not just unique. British names burst with a quintessentially British charm and - why should we hide it - are, also, marvelously stylish and graceful!
Popular baby names, like Isla and Willow, pack a feathery and dulcet sound, radiating a peaceful vibe, while British boy names, such as Edward and Oliver boast that distinguished charm, making them a perfect fit for your soon-to-be honorable gentleman!
So, if you love the posh sparkle of British names, read on!
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Instinct with beautiful meanings and gentle strength, here is a panoply of the top 498 British baby names and their meanings:
British names for girls:
Abigail - Father's joy or Father's rejoice
Ada - Noble, kind
Adele - Noble, kind
Agatha - Good, honorable
Agnes - Pure, holy, chaste
Ailis - Noble, kind
Ailish - God's oath
Ailsa - Elf victory
Aisling - Dream or vision
Alberta - Noble, bright
Alice - Truthful, noble
Amelia - Industrious, striving
Amy - Beloved
Annabelle - Lovable
Annalise - Graced with God's bounty
Anne - Gracious, merciful
Aoife - Radiance, beauty in Irish.
April - To open up
Arabella - Yielding to prayer
Aria - Lioness or Noble, Venerable
Audrey - Noble strength
Ava - Bird, Island or Water
Beatrice - She who brings happiness
Bella - Beautiful
Bethan - God has sworn or God is my oath
Bethany - House of figs
Blythe - Free spirit, happy, cheerful
Bridget - Strength or exalted one
Bridie - Strength
Brigid - Strength
Bronagh - Sorrow
Bronwen - White breast
Cailean - Young girl
Camilla - Ceremonial attendant
Cara - Friend in Italian and Beloved in Latin
Carys - Love
Catherine - Pure
Catrin - Pure
Catriona - Pure
Cecilia - Blind
Cerys - Love
Charlotte -The female version of Charles, meaning Petite or Free man
Chloe - Green shoot
Clara - Bright, clear, or famous
Clementine - Merciful or Gentle
Clodagh - River name
Constance - Steadfastness
Cordelia - Jewel of the sea
Daisy - Day's eye
Daphne - Laurel tree
Deirbhile - Daughter of a poet
Deirdre - Sorrowful
Delilah - Delicate
Diana - Divine
Dorothy - Gift of God
Edith - Prosperous in war
Eilidh - Sun ray
Eithne - Kernel, grain
Eleanor - Shining light or Light hearted
Eliza - God is my oath
Ella - All, completely; fairy maiden
Ellie - Shining light
Eloise - Famous warrior
Elowen - Elm tree
Elsa - God's promise
Emer - Swift
Emily - Industrious
Emma - Universal
Enid - Spirit
Evelyn - Wished for, Desired, or Water Island
Faith - Trust, belief
Faye - Fairy
Felicity - Good fortune
Fenella - Fair shoulders
Ffion - Foxglove
Fidelma - Beauty, ever good
Fiona - White, fair
Flora - Flower
Florence - Flourishing
Freya - Noble lady
Gabriella - God is my strength
Gemma - Precious stone
Georgina - Farmer
Gloria - Glory
Grace - Grace of God
Grainne - Love
Gwendolyn - Fair, blessed
Gwyneth - White, blessed
Hannah - Grace
Harriet - Estate ruler
Hazel - The hazelnut tree
Heather - Flowering plant
Helen - Shining light
Hermione - Earthly
Holly - Holly tree
Hope - Trust, faith
Imogen - Maiden or Beloved
Iona - Purple jewel
Iris - Rainbow
Isabel - God is my oath
Isla - Island
Ivy - Faithfulness or Vine
Jane - God is Gracious
Jasmine - Flower name
Jessica - Wealthy
Joan - God's gracious gift
Jocelyn - Member of the Gauts tribe
Josephine - God will add
Joy - Joy
Judith - Praise
Julia - Youthful
Kate - Pure
Katherine - Pure
Keira - Little Dark One or Black
Kelly - Warrior
Kendra - Understanding
Kenna - Born of fire
Kylie - Beautiful, graceful
Lara - Cheerful
Laura - Laurel wreath
Lauren - Laurel wreath
Layla - Night
Leah - Weary
Lena - Illustrious
Lillian - Lily
Lily - Lily flower
Lois - Desirable
Lola - Lady of sorrows
Lorna - Forsaken
Louise - Renowned warrior
Lowri - Laurel
Lucy - Light
Lydia - Noble kind
Lyla - Island beauty
Madeline - Tower
Maeve - Intoxicating
Mair - Bitter
Maire - Bitter
Maisie - Pearl
Margaret - Pearl
Maria - Bitter or sea of bitterness
Marilyn - Blend of Mary and Lynn
Martha - Lady
Mary - Bitter
Matilda - Battle-mighty
Maud - Battle-mighty
Maureen - Dark-skinned
Maya - Dream
Megan - Pearl
Melanie - Dark
Melinda - Honey
Melissa - Honeybee
Mhairi - Bitter
Mia - A diminutive form of Maria, meaning "Wished for child" or "Rebellion" and also "Mine" in Italian.
Michaela - Who is like God
Michelle - Who is like God
Millie - Gentle strength
Miranda - Admirable
Molly - Star of the sea
Monica - Advisor
Morag - Great
Morna - Beloved
Myra - Myrrh
Nadia - Hope
Naomi - Pleasantness
Natalie - Born on Christmas
Nerys - Lady
Niamh - Brightness, radiance
Nicola - Victory of the people
Nicole - Victory of the people
Nina - Little girl
Nora - Light
Nuala - White shoulders
Olivia - Olive tree
Olwen - White footprint
Oonagh - Lamb
Ophelia - Helper
Paige - Young assistant
Paisley - Church
Pamela - All sweetness
Patricia - Noble
Patsy - Noble
Paula - Small
Penelope - Weaver
Philippa - Lover of horses
Phoebe - Bright, shining
Pippa - Lover of horses
Poppy - Red flower
Prudence - Cautious, intelligent
Rachel - Ewe
Rebecca - To bind
Renee - Reborn
Rhiannon - Divine queen
Rhona - Powerful, strong
Rita - Pearl
Roberta - Bright fame
Rosalind - Pretty rose
Rose - Rose
Roxanne - Dawn
Ruby - Red gemstone
Ruth - Companion, vision of beauty
Sabrina - Princess
Samantha - Listener
Sandra - Defender of mankind
Sarah - Princess
Sasha - Defender of mankind
Scarlett - Red
Selena - Moon goddess
Seren - Star
Serena - Peaceful, calm
Sharon - A plain
Sheena - God's grace
Sheila - Blind
Sienna - Orange-red or From the city of Sienna
Tara - StarGod has been gracious
Skye - Adventurous
Sophia - Wisdom
Stella - Star
Stephanie - Crowned in victory
Sue - Lily
Susan - Lily
Sylvia - Forest maiden
Tabitha - Gazelle
Tamsin - Twin
Tara - Star
Teagan - Beautiful
Tegan - Pretty, fair
Teresa - Harvester
Tilda - Battle-mighty
Tilly - Battle-mighty
Tina - River
Tracy - Fighter
Una - Lamb
Ursula - Little bear
Valerie - Strength, health
Vanessa - Butterfly
Vera - Truth
Veronica - True image
Victoria - Victory
Viola - Violet
Violet - Violet
Vivian - Alive
Wendy - Friend
Whitney - White island
Wilma - Resolute protection
Winifred - Joy and peace
Yasmin - Jasmine flower
Yvette - Yew
Yvonne - Yew
Zara - Blooming flower
Zoe - Life
Don't miss our complete list of British girl names.
British boy names:
Aaron - High mountain, Exalted or Enlightened.
Adrian - From Adria or Dark
Alastair - Scottish variant of Alexander, meaning "defender of men."
Albert - Noble, bright.
Alfred - Wise counselor or Elf counsel.
Ambrose - Immortal or Divine.
Andrew - Manly, brave.
Anthony - Priceless or Highly Praiseworthy.
Archer - Bowman.
Arlo - Fortified Hill.
Arthur - Bear or Strong, courageous.
Asher - Happy, blessed.
Aston - From the eastern town.
Austin - Venerable or Great and a more modern interpretation is great or magnificent.
Barclay - Birch tree meadow.
Barnaby - Son of consolation.
Barney - Son of consolation.
Basil - Royal, kingly.
Benedict - Blessed.
Benjamin - Son of the right hand.
Bernard - Strong, brave as a bear.
Blake - Pale, fair or dark.
Bram - Bramble, raven or Father of many.
Brandon - From the beacon hill.
Brian - Strong, virtuous, honorable.
Brock - Badger.
Brody - Ditch or Muddy Place.
Byron - From the barns.
Callum - Dove.
Cameron - Crooked nose.
Cedric - Bounty or Kind and Loved.
Charles - Manly, strong.
Christopher - Christ-bearer.
Clarence - Bright, clear.
Clement - Merciful, gentle.
Clifford - Ford by the cliff.
Clive - Cliff.
Colin - Young creature.
Connor - Lover of hounds or Wise.
Crispin - Curly-haired.
Cyril - Lordly, masterful.
Cyrus - Sun.
Daniel - God is my judge.
David - Beloved.
Declan - Man of prayer.
Derek - People's ruler.
Desmond - Man from South Munster.
Dexter - Right-handed, fortunate, or one who dyes.
Digby - Ditch Town.
Dominic - Belonging to the Lord.
Douglas - Dark River.
Drew - Manly.
Duncan - Dark Warrior.
Dylan - Son of the sea.
Edmund - Prosperity, protection.
Edward - Wealthy guardian.
Edwin - Wealthy friend.
Eldon - Ella's Hill or Sacred Hill.
Elijah - My God is Yahweh.
Elliot - Yahweh is my God.
Elton - Ella's town.
Ethan - Firm, enduring.
Evan - God is gracious.
Everett - Strong or brave boar.
Ezra - Helper.
Farley - Fern wood.
Felix - Fortunate, happy.
Finn - Fair, White or Wanderer.
Fletcher - Arrow-maker.
Floyd - Gray-haired.
Francis - Free man.
Frederick - Peaceful ruler.
Gabriel - God is my strength.
Galvin - Sparrow.
Gareth - Gentle.
Geoffrey - Peaceful territory.
George - Farmer.
Gerald - Spear ruler.
Gideon - Mighty warrior.
Giles - Young goat.
Godfrey - Peace of God.
Graham - Gravelly homestead.
Grant - Large.
Grayson - Son of the gray-haired one.
Gregory - Watchful, alert.
Harold - Army power or leader.
Harrison - Son of Harry.
Harry - Army ruler.
Harvey - Battle-worthy.
Hawthorne - Lives where hawthorn hedges grow.
Hayden - Hedged valley.
Henry - Estate ruler.
Herbert - Bright army.
Horace - Timekeeper.
Howard - Noble watchman.
Hugh - Heart, spirit.
Hugo - Mind, intellect.
Ian - God is gracious.
Irving - Green River or Sea friend.
Isaac - Laughter.
Isaiah - Salvation of the Lord.
Ivan - God is gracious.
Ivor - Bow warrior.
Jack - God is gracious.
Jake - Supplanter.
Jacob - Supplanter.
James - Supplanter.
Jared - He descends.
Jarvis - Spear servant.
Jasper - Treasurer.
Jeffrey - Peaceful territory.
Jenson - Son of Jens.
Jeremy - Appointed by God.
Jesse - Gift.
Joel - Jehovah is God.
John - God is gracious.
Jonathan - God has given.
Joseph - He will add.
Joshua - Jehovah is salvation.
Jude - Praised.
Julian - Youthful.
Kai - Keeper of the keys or Earth.
Kane - Little battler.
Keith - Wood.
Kendrick - Royal power.
Kenneth - Handsome.
Kenton - King's town.
Kieran - Little dark one.
Kyle - Narrow.
Lachlan - From the land of lakes.
Lance - Lancer.
Lawrence - From Laurentum.
Leo - Lion.
Leopold - Bold people.
Lester - Fortified place.
Liam - Strong-willed warrior or Strong-willed helmet.
Lincoln - Town by the pool.
Lionel - Young lion.
Logan - Little hollow.
Louis - Famous warrior or Renowned Warrior.
Lucas - Light.
Luke - Man from Lucania or Light, Bright One, and Bringer of Light.
Malcolm - Devotee of Saint Columba.
Marcus - Warlike.
Mason - Stone worker.
Matthew - Gift of God.
Max - Greatest.
Merrick - Ruler of the sea.
Mervyn - Great, famous.
Michael - Who is like God?
Miles - Soldier.
Montgomery - Gomerick's Hill or Mountain of the Powerful Man.
Morgan - Sea warrior.
Morris - Dark-skinned or Moorish.
Mortimer - Stagnant pond.
Nathan - Given.
Nathaniel - Gift of God.
Neal - Champion.
Neville - New village.
Nicholas - Victory of the people.
Nigel - Champion or Dark.
Noah - Rest, comfort.
Norman - From the north.
Norris - From the north, Northener.
Oliver - Olive tree.
Orson - Bear cub.
Orville - Gold town.
Osbert - Divinely bright.
Oscar - God spear, deer-lover.
Oswald - God's power.
Owen - Young warrior.
Patrick - Noble.
Paul - Humble.
Percival - Pierce the valley.
Percy - Piercing the valley.
Peter - Rock.
Philip - Lover of horses.
Piers - Rock.
Prescott - Priest's cottage.
Quentin - Fifth.
Quillan - Cub.
Quincy - Estate of the fifth son.
Quintin - Fifth.
Radley - Red meadow.
Ralph - Wolf counsel.
Raymond - Wise protector.
Reggie - Mighty, powerful.
Reginald - Wise ruler.
Reuben - Behold, a son.
Rex - King.
Richard - Brave ruler.
Ridley - Reed clearing.
Robert - Bright, shining.
Robin - Famed, bright.
Roderick - Famous ruler.
Rodney - Island near the clearing or Roda's Island.
Ronald - Counselor-ruler.
Rory - Red King.
Ross - Red, headland.
Rowan - Little redhead.
Roy - Red.
Rupert - Famous type.
Russell - Little red one.
Ryan - Little King.
Samuel - Asked of God.
Sean - God is gracious.
Sebastian - Revered.
Selwyn - Manor-friend.
Seth - Appointed.
Sidney - Saint-Denis or Wide Meadow.
Simeon - He who hears.
Simon - He has heard.
Spencer - House steward.
Stanley - From the Rocky Meadow.
Stanton - Stony town.
Stephen - Crown.
Stewart - House guardian.
Terrence - Smooth, tender, or gracious.
Thane - Warrior or follower.
Theodore - Gift of God.
Thomas - Twin.
Timothy - Honoring God.
Toby - God is good.
Trevor - From the big village.
Tristan - Tumult, outcry.
Tyler - Tile maker.
Ulric - Power of the wolf.
Ulysses - To hate.
Vaughn - Little.
Vernon - Alder tree.
Victor - Conqueror.
Vincent - Conquering.
Wallis - A gender-neutral name Of Welsh origin, meaning foreigner or stranger.
Walter - Army ruler.
Ward - Guardian.
Warren - Guard or Animal enclosure.
Wayne - Wagon maker.
Wesley - Western Meadow or Western clearing.
Wilfred - Desiring peace.
William - Strong-willed warrior.
Winston - Joy stone.
Wyatt - Little warrior.
Yale - Fertile upland.
Yardley - From the enclosed meadow.
Yorick - Farmer, Earth Worker.
Zachary - God remembers.
Zane - God is gracious.
Don't miss our complete list of British boy names.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some vintage British names?
Vintage British girl names often evoke a sense of nostalgia, serving as poignant tributes to British tradition and history.
The following names were once popular. While some remain in use today, others have faded with time:
Names for Boys:
Albert: A name of Germanic origins consisting of the elements "adal," meaning "noble," and "beraht," meaning "bright."
Alfred: An Old English name meaning "elf counsel," from the elements "ælf," meaning "elf," and "ræd," meaning "counsel."
Arthur: Its origin is debated. Some believe it's derived from the Roman surname Artorius, while others think it's from Celtic roots meaning "bear" and "man" or "bear king."
Cecil: Derived from the Roman family name Caecilius, which was based on "caecus," the Latin word for "blind."
Clifford: An Old English name meaning "ford by a cliff," derived from the elements "clif," meaning "cliff" or "slope," and "ford," meaning "ford."
Edward: From Old English elements "ead," meaning "wealth or fortune," and "weard," meaning "guard."
Geoffrey: From the Germanic elements "gawia," meaning "territory," and "frid," meaning "peace."
Harold: Derived from Old English "here," meaning "army," and "weald," meaning "power, leader, ruler."
Herbert: From the Old English "here," meaning "army," and "beorht," meaning "bright."
Horace: English form of Horatius, a Roman family name that could be derived from "hora," Latin for "hour."
Leonard: A Germanic name from "leo," meaning "lion," and "hard," meaning "brave or hardy."
Percival: Possibly derived from the Old French "perce val," meaning "pierce the valley."
Reginald: From the Germanic elements "ragin," meaning "advice," and "wald," meaning "rule."
Stanley: From an Old English place name meaning "stone clearing," from the elements "stan," meaning "stone," and "leah," meaning "clearing."
Victor: From the Latin "victor," meaning "conqueror."
Walter: Derived from the Old German "walthari," composed of "wald," meaning "rule," and "heri," meaning "warrior."
Winston: From an English place name derived from "wine," meaning "friend," and "tūn," meaning "enclosure, yard, town."
Wilfred: An English name derived from the Old English "wil," meaning "will, desire" and "friþ," meaning "peace."
Oswald: Derived from the Old English elements "os," meaning "god," and "weald," meaning "power or ruler."
Names for girls:
Agatha: From the Greek "ἀγαθός (agathos)," meaning "good."
Beatrice: Italian form of Beatrix, which means "she who makes happy" or "blessed" in Latin.
Constance: Derived from the Latin "constans," meaning "constant, steadfast."
Doris: Doris is derived from Greek meaning "Dorian woman." The Dorians were an ancient Greek tribe, and Doris was a region in central Greece.
Edith: From Old English "Eadgyð," a compound of "ead," meaning "wealth, fortune," and "gyð," meaning "war."
Florence: Derived from Latin "florens," meaning "prosperous, flourishing."
Gertrude: Derived from the Germanic elements "ger," meaning "spear," and "þrúð," meaning "strength."
Hilda: Derived from the Old Norse "Hildr," meaning "battle."
Ivy: From the name of the plant, which is derived from Old English "ifig." It's traditionally a symbol of fidelity.
Mabel: Originally a diminutive form of Amabel, a medieval French name derived from the Latin "amabilis," meaning "lovable."
Margaret: Derived from the Greek "margarítes," meaning "pearl."
Mildred: From the Old English "mildþryð," a compound of "mild," meaning "mild, gentle," and "þryð," meaning "strength."
Nellie: Originally a diminutive form of names like Eleanor (which is of Greek origin and means "shining light" or "sun ray") and Helen (of similar origin and meaning). Some say it originates from the Occitan phrase "alíenor" meaning "another Aenor," referring to the mother of Eleanor of Aquitaine, while others link it to the Greek "eleos" meaning "compassion."
Olive: From the olive tree, which is a symbol of peace and fruitfulness in various cultures. It's derived from Latin "oliva."
Phyllis: Derived from Greek "Φυλλίς (Phyllis)," which is from "φύλλον (phyllon)," meaning "leaf."
Rosalind: From Old Germanic elements "hros," meaning "horse," and "linde," meaning "soft, tender." It was coined as a name by Edmund Spenser in his poetry and is often associated with "beautiful rose" due to folk etymology.
Sybil: From Greek "Σίβυλλα (Sibylla)," meaning "prophetess, sibyl." In Greek and Roman legend, the sibyls were female prophets who practiced at different holy sites.
Vera: From Russian "Вера (Vera)," meaning "faith," but also closely associated with the Latin "verus," meaning "true."
Winifred: Possibly from Welsh "Gwenfrewi" ("gwen," meaning "white, fair, blessed," and "frewi," meaning "reconciliation, peace").
Ethel: Derived from Old English "æðel," meaning "noble."
What is a rare British name?
If you want your child to stand out on the playground, a unique British name with a touch of classic charm will certainly do the trick.
Explore these uncommon but captivating British names:
Names for boys:
Alistair: Scottish variant of Alexander, meaning "defender of the people."
Barnaby: An English form of Barnabas, a Greek name meaning "son of consolation."
Crispin: Means "curly-haired" in Latin. Saint Crispin is the patron saint of shoemakers.
Digby: An Old Norse name meaning "settlement by the ditch."
Eamon: An Anglicized form of Éamonn, the Irish form of Edmund, meaning "rich protection."
Fergus: Of Gaelic origin, meaning "man of vigor."
Gilbert: Derived from the Germanic elements "gisil," meaning "pledge," and "beraht," meaning "bright."
Ivor: Derived from the Old Norse name Ívarr, meaning "yew bow."
Leopold: Of German origin, this name means "bold people."
Quentin: Latin name meaning "the fifth."
Names for girls:
Araminta: An invented name, thought to have been derived from Aminta, a Greek name meaning "defender."
Blythe: Old English name meaning "happy, carefree."
Cressida: Derived from the Greek "χρυσηδονα (Chrysēdona)" which means "gold."
Elspeth: Scottish form of Elizabeth, which means "God is my oath."
Imogen: A name created by Shakespeare, possibly based on the name Innogen which means "maiden" in Irish Gaelic.
Jocasta: Latinized form of the Greek name "Ἰοκάστη (Iokaste)." In Greek myth, Jocasta was the mother of Oedipus.
Lettice: Medieval English form of Latin Laetitia, meaning "joy."
Ottilie: Derived from the German name Odilia, meaning "fatherland" or "prosperity."
Romilly: Originally a surname derived from a place in France.
Theodora: Feminine form of Theodore, meaning "gift of God" in Greek.
What are unique names in England?
Let's delve into some less common British names, each boasting unique meanings and intriguing origins.
Whether drawn from literature, nature, or historical figures, these names are rich in powerful symbolism:
Boy names:
Ansel: German origin, means "God's protection."
Beckett: An English surname meaning "bee cottage."
Caelan: Gaelic origin, meaning "slender."
Draven: Of literary origin, it means "of the raven."
Elwood: Of Old English origin, it means "elder tree forest."
Fenwick: An English name, meaning "marsh farm."
Garrick: An English name meaning "spear power."
Jago: A Cornish form of James, meaning "supplanter."
Keats: From an English surname, inspired by the poet John Keats.
Lysander: Greek origin, meaning "liberator." It is also a character from Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
Female names:
Arwen: Of literary origin from J.R.R. Tolkien's works, meaning "noble maiden."
Briony: An English name meaning "vine."
Cressida: A name of Greek origin, featured in Shakespeare's play "Troilus and Cressida."
Delphi: Greek origin, associated with the ancient Delphic oracle.
Elysia: A name of Latin origin, meaning "blissful."
Isolde: Of Celtic origin, known from the tragic love story of "Tristan and Isolde."
Jocasta: Greek origin, she was the mother of Oedipus in Greek mythology.
Orlaith: Of Irish origin, it means "golden princess."
Tamsin: An English contraction of Thomasina, the feminine form of Thomas.
Waverly: An English name meaning "quaking aspen."
What is the most beautiful British name?
Some top English names are deservedly regarded as exceptionally beautiful, either due to their splendid meanings and sounds, their historical significance, or everything in between.
Let's delve deeper into some of these names:
British baby boy names:
Alistair: This Scottish variant of Alexander means "defender of the people."
Benedict: A Latin name meaning "blessed," widely used in England.
Leopold: This is a German name popular in Britain meaning "bold people."
Percival: This Old French name means "pierce the valley." It was popularized in England by Arthurian legend.
Sebastian: Of Greek origin, this name means "venerable" or "revered," and it is widely used in the UK.
British girl names:
Arabella: An elegant Latin name that means "yielding to prayer." It has seen periodic surges in popularity in Britain.
Genevieve: Although of French origin, this name meaning "tribe woman" is popular and well-loved in Britain.
Isolde: This Celtic name known from the tragic love story "Tristan and Isolde" has a haunting beauty.
Rosamund: A beautiful Old German name meaning "horse protection." An alternative interpretation links it to "rosa mundi," meaning "rose of the world."
Vivienne: A French name that's popular in Britain, meaning "life."
Final thoughts
British baby names are most definitely dazzling precious stones that held up against the test of time, igniting stupefaction thanks to their glamorous charm - pure gold for parents looking for a refreshingly unique moniker for their cutie.
So, if that’s what you are looking for you’ve just struck gold - our list of the best British baby boy names and their meaning is a goldmine of stand-out names for your little bundle of joy; and, also, make no mistake, our spellbinding collection of the top British baby girl names is even better.
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