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Names that mean castle

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Castle in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Castle

AmrondHebrew — "Castle"ArmenHebrew — "Castle"ArmonTeutonic — "Castle"ArmondoItalian — "Castle"ArmyynHebrew — "Castle"BailMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailleaMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailleahMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailleeMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailleighMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailleyMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailliMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaillieEnglish — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaillyMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaleFrench — "Living near the castle wall"BalyMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BedegrayneEnglish — "Name of a castle"BerbankOld English — "Dweller at the castle slope."BojeSwedish — "From the castle."BorcScandinavian — "Castle"BorgSwedish — "From the settlement area|From the castle."BorgeScandinavian — "From the settlement area|From the castle."BurbankEnglish — "Dweller at the castle slope."BurchardEnglish — "Powerful, strong castle."BurckhardtEnglish — "Variant of Burchard: Strong castle."BurgardEnglish — "Variant of Burchard: Strong castle."BurgaudEnglish — "Variant of Burchard: Strong castle."BurghardEnglish — "Strong as a castle."BurhardtGerman — "Strong as a castle"BurhbankEnglish — "Lives on the castle's hill."BurhdonEnglish — "Lives at the castle."BurhfordEnglish — "Lives at the castle ford."BurhleagEnglish — "Lives at the castle's meadow."BurkhartGerman — "Strong as a castle"CaerauWelsh — "From the castle."CamelotEnglish — "Arthur's castle (twelfth century)"CareGreek — "Pure.|From the castle on the rocky island."CarmichaelScottish — "Friend of St Michael|From the castle of St Michael."CarnelEnglish — "One who defends the castle."CarnellEnglish — "One who defends the castle."CarreGreek — "Pure.|From the castle on the rocky island."CashelIrish — "Fortified, strengthened castle wall."CashellIrish — "Fortified, strengthened castle wall."CashlindCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."CashlynCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."CastleEnglish — "From the castle."DunbarGaelic — "From the castle at the headland"HradekSlavic — "One who lives near a small castle."KalatArabic — "Castle"KalattArabic — "Castle"KarnelEnglish — "One who defends the castle."KarnellEnglish — "One who defends the castle."KoshekArabic — "The Castle"KwakoCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."KwakouAfrican — "Loving, From the castle."KwakuAfrican — "Loving, From the castle."KweliAfrican — "Loving, From the castle."KwelliCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."KwellyCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."KwelyCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."LinleighEnglish — "Loving, From the castle."LinwoodEnglish — "Loving, From the castle."LorcanIrish — "Loving, From the castle."LorcenCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."LorcinCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."LorconCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."LorcynCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."LynfordEnglish — "Loving, From the castle."LynwoodCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."MabonWelsh — "From the little castle by the stream."MabonnCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MabuzArthurian Legend — "Ruler of Death Castle"MacklinGaelic — "From the little castle by the stream."MacklinnCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MacklynCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MadanIndian — "From the little castle by the stream."MaddanCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MaddinCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MaddonCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MaddynCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MadenCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MadinCeltic — "From the little castle by the stream."MadonBiblical — "From the little castle by the stream."MadynEnglish — "From the little castle by the stream."PartonEnglish — "From the town near the castle's park; from Peter's town"PealOld French — "From the castle on the Scottish border|Stronghold."PeelEnglish — "From the castle on the Scottish border|Stronghold."PeilOld French — "From the castle on the Scottish border|Stronghold."PeylOld French — "From the castle on the Scottish border|Stronghold."ReefordEnglish — "Surname. The medieval castle or landholding reeve oversaw all feudal obligations."RoburgOld English — "From the castle fortress."RoxburgeOld English — "From the castle fortress."RoxburgheOld English — "From the castle fortress."RoxburyEnglish — "From the castle fortress."RutherfordEnglish — "From the castle river crossing."RutherfordeOld English — "From the castle river crossing."RuverfordOld English — "From the castle river crossing."RuverfordeOld English — "From the castle river crossing."

Girl names that mean Castle

BaileiMiddle English — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."BailiaMiddle English — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."BailiahMiddle English — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."BailyEnglish — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."BalyleeMiddle English — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."BayleiMiddle English — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."BayliaMiddle English — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."BayliahMiddle English — "Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow."DaveneyEnglish — "Name of a town and castle in Flanders. Also a rhyming variant of Daphne."KoshakArabic — "The Castle"WiebkeDutch — "A borrowing from the Scandinavians, Wiebke originated as a pet form of the medieval name Wibe, a contraction of the Germanic Wigburg, which was composed of wig war and burg castle, fortress"WlbekeScandinavian — "Originally a pet form of the medieval Wibe, which is a contraction of the Germanic Wigburg, itself composed of wig war and burg castle, fortress Wibeke is now bestowed as an independent given name. Cognate: Wiebke Danish, Norwegian; Viveca, Viveka, Vivica Swedish"WlgburgScandinavian — "Used primarily in the Netherlands, Wigburg is an old Germanic name composed of the elements wig war and burg castle, fortress"

Unisex names that mean Castle

BaileaMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaileahMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaileeFrench — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaileighMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailiMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BailieEnglish — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BayleaMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BayleahMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BayleighMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BayliMiddle English — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaylieEnglish — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."BaylyEnglish — "Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow."CariWelsh — "Loving, From the castle."CarieCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."CarmanEnglish — "Lord of the Castle"CarriCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."CastelSpanish — "To the Castle"DakerEnglish — "From Castle, South, West Acre"KarieScandinavian — "Loving, From the castle."KarmanGaelic — "Lord of the Castle"LannCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."LinleeCeltic — "Loving, From the castle."LinleyEnglish — "Loving, From the castle."LinlyEnglish — "Loving, From the castle."LinnScottish — "Loving, From the castle."

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