British Boy Names Ending With E (List 13)
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British Baby Boy Names That End With E Letter & Meaning (List 13)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Tremaine |  |
Meaning : Farm With A Stone Monolith Used in : American, African, Australian, British, Celtic, English, Jamaican |
| Tremayne | |
Meaning : House By The Stones Used in : American, Australian, British, Celtic, English, Australian |
| Trente | |
Meaning : Used in : Australian, British, English |
| Treowe | |
Meaning : Loyal Used in : British, English |
| Trowbridge | |
Meaning : From The Bridge By The Tree. Used in : British, English |
| Trowbrydge | |
Meaning : From The Tree Bridge Used in : British, English |
| Trowhridge | |
Meaning : From The Tree Bridge Used in : British, English |
| Troye | |
Meaning : Troy Derives From The Ancient Greek City Of Troy, Also From An Irish Surname Meaning 'soldier' Used in : American, Australian, English, British, English, Gaelic, Irish, Australian, British |
| True | |
Meaning : Loyal Used in : British, English, Australian |
| Truesdale | |
Meaning : From The Beloved One's Farm Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Trumaine | |
Meaning : Loyal One. Used in : American, British, English |
| Trumane | |
Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Trumble | |
Meaning : Strong Or Bold Used in : Australian, British, English |
| Trumhere | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Trumwine | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Trusdale | |
Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Tuckere | |
Meaning : Tucker Of Cloth Used in : British, English |
| Tuppere | |
Meaning : Ram Herder Used in : American, British, English |
| Turquine | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Twaine | |
Meaning : Divided In Two. Used in : British, English |
| Tyce | |
Meaning : Fiery Used in : American, Australian, British, English, French |
| Tye | |
Meaning : From The Enclosure Used in : American, Australian, Jamaican, British, English, Jamaican |
| Tyesone | |
Meaning : Son Of Tye Used in : American, British, English |
| Tylere | |
Meaning : Maker Of Tiles Used in : American, British, English |
| Tyne | |
Meaning : River Used in : Australian, English, Jamaican, British, English, American, Australian, British |
| Tynne | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English, Australian |
| Tyreece | |
Meaning : Derivative Of The Scandinavian God Of Battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday Was Named For Tyr Used in : American, British, English, Irish, Teutonic |
| Tyrelle | |
Meaning : Derivative Of The Scandinavian God Of Battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday Was Named For Tyr Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Irish, Teutonic, Australian |
| Tyrone | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : A county in northern Ireland Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Gaelic, Greek, Irish, Jamaican, Latin |
| Udale | |
Meaning : From The Yew Tree Valley Used in : American, British, English |
| Udayle | |
Meaning : From The Yew Tree Valley Used in : American, British, English |
| Udelle | |
Meaning : Used in : English, British, English, British |
| Unwine | |
Meaning : Unfriendly Used in : American, British, English |
| Upwode | |
Meaning : From The Upper Forest Used in : British, English |
| Urbane | |
Meaning : From The City Used in : French, British, English, Jamaican, Biblical |
| Urre | |
Meaning : Used in : Basque, British, English |
| Uwaine | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Vaile | |
Meaning : From The Valley. Used in : British, English, Australian |
| Vale | |
Meaning : Lives In The Valley, From The Valley. Used in : Anglo, English, Finnish, French, Latin, British, English, Finnish, French, Swedish, British |
| Valentine | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Strong Used in : American, Australian, French, German, Latin, Swiss, British, Dutch, English, French, Greek, Latin, Portuguese, Shakespearean, Australian, Danish, Dutch |
| Valentyne | |
Meaning : Used in : Australian, British, English |
| Valle | |
Meaning : In finnish meaning is : Valley, usually with a stream Used in : Anglo, French, British, English, Finnish, Swedish, Australian |
| Vance | |
Meaning : Very High Places, From The Marshland. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, English, Jamaican |
| Vanse | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Vayle | |
Meaning : Lives In The Valley Used in : French, British, English, French |
| Verne | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Youthful Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, Finnish, Latin, British, English, Finnish, French, Latin, Australian |
| Vicarle | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Vince | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Conquering Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, Latin, Australian |
| Vine | |
Meaning : From The Vineyard Worker. Used in : Hindu, British, English |
| Vinnie | |
Meaning : Sword Friend. Used in : American, English, Latin, Swedish, British, English, Gaelic, Irish, Latin, British |
| Vinsone | |
Meaning : Son Of Vinn Used in : American, British, English |
| Wace | |
Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wade | |
Meaning : From The River Crossing Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, Scandinavian, Australian |
| Waescburne | |
Meaning : From The Flooding Brook Used in : British, English |
| Waite | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : British, English |
| Waiyne | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Wake | |
Meaning : Alert, Watchman. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Walbridge | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Bridge Used in : British, English |
| Walbrydge | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Bridge Used in : British, English |
| Waldere | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Waldeve | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Waldhere | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English, German |
| Waldive | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Walhhere | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Wallace | |
Meaning : Welshman Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, English, British, English, French, German, Scottish, Teutonic, Anglo, Australian, British |
| Wallache | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : A Welshman Used in : Anglo, British, English, German |
| Wallie | |
Meaning : Welshman Used in : Anglo, Australian, English, British, English, German, Anglo, British |
| Walwynne | |
Meaning : Welsh Friend Used in : British, English |
| Warde | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : British, English, Australian |
| Ware | |
Meaning : Watchful, Aware, Watchman Used in : Anglo, British, English, Jamaican |
| Wareine | |
Meaning : Gamekeeper Used in : British, English |
| Warne | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : Quaking fen Used in : American, Australian, British, Dutch, English |
| Washbourne | |
Meaning : From The Flooding Brook Used in : British, English |
| Washburne | |
Meaning : From The Flooding Brook Used in : British, English |
| Wathsige | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Wattesone | |
Meaning : Son Of Walter Used in : British, English |
| Waverlee | |
Meaning : Meadow Of Quivering Aspens. Used in : British, English |
| Wayde | |
Meaning : Medieval Given Name From Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring To A Water Crossing Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Scandinavian |
| Wayne | |
Meaning : Wagoner , Wagon Builder Or Wagon Driver. Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, German, Australian |
| Wayte | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : British, English |
| Wealdhere | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Wealhhere | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Weallere | |
Meaning : Mason Used in : British, English |
| Weatherbie | |
Meaning : From The Wether Sheep Farm Used in : British, English |
| Webbe | |
Meaning : Weaver Used in : British, English |
| Webbestre | |
Meaning : Weaver Used in : British, English |
| Welborne | |
Meaning : From The Spring Brook Used in : British, English |
| Welbourne | |
Meaning : From The Spring-fed Stream. Used in : British, English |
| Welcome | |
Meaning : Welcome Guest Used in : English, British, English, British |
| Wendale | |
Meaning : Traveler Used in : British, English, German |
| Weslee | |
Meaning : Used in : English, British, English, British |
| Westbrooke | |
Meaning : From The Western Stream. Used in : British, English |
| Westlee | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Wetherbie | |
Meaning : From The Wether Sheep Farm Used in : British, English |
| Whitbie | |
Meaning : From The White Farm. Used in : British, English |
| Whitcombe | |
Meaning : From The White Valley. Used in : British, English |
| Whitlee | |
Meaning : Used in : British, English |
| Whitmore | |
Meaning : From The White Moor Used in : British, English |
| Whittemore | |
Meaning : From The White Moor Used in : British, English |
| Wiellaburne | |
Meaning : From The Spring Brook Used in : British, English |