Maxfield
Meaning: Great field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max-Feeld Language origin of Maxfield: Germanic Regional origin of Maxfield: Northern Europe Languages Maxfield is most common: English Religions Maxfield is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: D, feeld Alternative Spelling: Maxson, Max, Maxwell
Manford
Meaning: Man’s ford Gender: Male Pronunciation: Man-Ford Language origin of Manford: Germanic Regional origin of Manford: Northern Europe Languages Manford is most common: English Religions Manford is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Man Last letter and sound: D, ford Alternative Spelling: Manley, Manning, Manson
Lynwood
Meaning: From the wood of the lime tree Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lin-Wud Language origin of Lynwood: Germanic Regional origin of Lynwood: Northern Europe Languages Lynwood is most common: English Religions Lynwood is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lin Last letter and sound: D, wud Alternative Spelling: Linton, Lymon, Wood
Lockwood
Meaning: From the wood near the lock Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lok-Wud Language origin of Lockwood: Germanic Regional origin of Lockwood: Northern Europe Languages Lockwood is most common: English Religions Lockwood is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lok Last letter and sound: D, wud Alternative Spelling: Locke, Lockman, Lockston
Linwood
Meaning: From the lime tree forest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lin-Wud Language origin of Linwood: Germanic Regional origin of Linwood: Northern Europe Languages Linwood is most common: English Religions Linwood is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lin Last letter and sound: D, wud Alternative Spelling: Lyndon, Linnwood, Lindwood
Legend
Meaning: A story of great importance Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lej-Uhnd Language origin of Legend: Germanic Regional origin of Legend: Northern Europe Languages Legend is most common: English Religions Legend is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lej Last letter and sound: D, uhnd Alternative Spelling: Legon, Leander, Leggson
Leland
Meaning: From the meadow or field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lee-Luhnd Language origin of Leland: Germanic Regional origin of Leland: Northern Europe Languages Leland is most common: English Religions Leland is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lee Last letter and sound: D, luhnd Alternative Spelling: Leeland, Lelander, Laney
Leonard
Meaning: Brave lion Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lehn-Urd Language origin of Leonard: Germanic Regional origin of Leonard: Northern Europe Languages Leonard is most common: English Religions Leonard is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lehn Last letter and sound: D, urd Alternative Spelling: Leon, Leonardo, Leonidas
Langford
Meaning: From the long ford Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lang-Furd Language origin of Langford: Germanic Regional origin of Langford: Northern Europe Languages Langford is most common: English Religions Langford is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lang Last letter and sound: D, furd Alternative Spelling: Lang, Langton, Langdon
Kidd
Meaning: Young goat Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kid Language origin of Kidd: Germanic Regional origin of Kidd: Northern Europe Languages Kidd is most common: English Religions Kidd is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Kid Last letter and sound: D, d Alternative Spelling: Kyd, Kede, Kinn