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Names that mean ford

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 Ford in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Ford

AddergooleIrish — "From between two fords"AderrigIrish — "From the red ford"AescfordEnglish — "Lives by the ash tree ford."AghadergIrish — "From the red ford"AhaneIrish — "From the little ford"AisfordEnglish — "Lives by the ash tree ford."AlfordEnglish — "Wise counsellor from the old ford."AllfordOld English — "Wise counsellor from the old ford."AlvordEnglish — "From the old ford."AshenfordEnglish — "Variant of Ashford: River ford near ash trees."AshfordEnglish — "From the ash-tree ford."AshfordeOld English — "From the ash-tree ford."AthdarScottish — "From the oak tree ford"BeaufordFrench — "From the beautiful ford"BedfordEnglish — "Derived from the English place name, meaning Bede's ford. Most frequently used as a surname."BeresfordEnglish — "From the barley ford, From the ford near the berries."BeresfrodeOld English — "From the barley ford, From the ford near the berries."BerfordEnglish — "From the birch tree ford."BerfordeOld English — "From the birch tree ford."BethbarahBiblical — "House of the ford"BickEnglish — "From the hewer's ford."BickfordEnglish — "From the pick-axe maker's ford."BickfordeOld English — "From the pick-axe maker's ford."BiecafordEnglish — "From the hewer's ford."BifordeOld English — "Dweller by the river ford."BlandfordEnglish — "Where the grey-haired one crosses the ford."BlandfordeOld English — "Where the grey-haired one crosses the ford."BlanfordEnglish — "Where the grey-haired one crosses the ford."BlanfordeOld English — "Where the grey-haired one crosses the ford."BraddfordEnglish — "From the broad ford."BradfordEnglish — "From the broad ford."BradfordeOld English — "From the broad ford."BranfordEnglish — "Broom ford"BufordEnglish — "From the Ford near the cattle."BurfordEnglish — "From the Ford near the cattle."BurfordeOld English — "From the birch tree ford."BurhfordEnglish — "Lives at the castle ford."ByfordEnglish — "Dweller by the river ford."ByfordeOld English — "Dweller by the river ford."CliffithOld English — "From the ford at the side of the cliff."ClyffordEnglish — "Variant of Clifford: River ford near a cliff."ClyfordEnglish — "Cliff-side ford."CranfordEnglish — "From the crane's ford"CrawOld English — "From the crow ford."CrawfordEnglish — "From the crow ford."ElfordEnglish — "From the old ford"GilfordEnglish — "From Gill'S ford."GuildOld English — "From the yellow flower ford."GuildfordEnglish — "From the yellow flower ford."HalefordOld English — "From the ford in the side valley."HalfordEnglish — "From the ford in the side valley."HamfordOld English — "From the rocky ford."HanfordEnglish — "From the high ford."HanfordeOld English — "From the high ford."HansfordEnglish — "A rocky ford"HarafordEnglish — "From the hare's ford."HarefordEnglish — "From the hare ford."HarfordEnglish — "From the hare ford."HartfordEnglish — "From the hare's ford."HeanfordEnglish — "From the high ford."HrytherfordEnglish — "From the cattle ford."HuxefordEnglish — "From Hugh's ford."HuxfordEnglish — "From Hugh's ford, From the intelligent one's ford."HwitfordEnglish — "From the white ford"JeffordEnglish — "From the divinely peaceful ford."LawfordEnglish — "From the low ford on the hill."LindfordEnglish — "From the linden-tree ford"MilfordEnglish — "From the mill by the ford."MillfordEnglish — "From the mill by the ford."MylfordEnglish — "From the mill by the ford."MyllfordEnglish — "From the mill by the ford."OxnafordEnglish — "From the ox ford."PicfordEnglish — "From the woodcutter's ford."RaedfordEnglish — "From the red ford."RaifordOld English — "From the stream ford, From the shallow river crossing."RaifordeOld English — "From the stream ford, From the shallow river crossing."RangfordEnglish — "From the raven's ford."RayfordEnglish — "From the stream ford, From the shallow river crossing."RexfordEnglish — "Dweller at the king's ford."RexfordeOld English — "Dweller at the king's ford."RexlordEnglish — "From the king's ford."ReyfordOld English — "From the stream ford, From the shallow river crossing."ReyfordeOld English — "From the stream ford, From the shallow river crossing."RhydWelsh — "From the ford."RuffordEnglish — "From the red ford."RufordEnglish — "From the red ford."RumfordEnglish — "From the wide ford."RyscfordEnglish — "Lives near the rush ford."SaffordEnglish — "From the willow-tree ford."SaflfordEnglish — "From the willow ford"SafordEnglish — "From the willow-tree ford."SalfordEnglish — "From the willow ford."SalhfordEnglish — "From the willow ford."SandfordEnglish — "From a sandy ford"StaffordEnglish — "From the landing ford, ford by a landing-stage. Also a place name."StamfordEnglish — "From the stony ford."StanfordEnglish — "Stony ford, stony meadow. Surname."SteathfordEnglish — "From the landing ford."StratfordEnglish — "From the river ford on the street."SwinfordEnglish — "From the pig ford."SwynfordEnglish — "From the pig ford."TilfordEnglish — "From the fertile ford."TrudordEnglish — "From the spearman's ford."TuxfordNorse — "From the ford of the spearman"TwifordEnglish — "From the double river ford."TwyfordEnglish — "From the double river ford."WadhamEnglish — "From the village near the ford"WalfordEnglish — "From the Welshman's ford"WatelfordEnglish — "From the hurdle ford."WatfordEnglish — "From the hurdle ford."WelfordEnglish — "From the spring by the ford."WhitfordEnglish — "From the white ford."WhytfordEnglish — "From the white ford."WiellafordArabic — "From the spring by the ford."WilfordEnglish — "From The Ford By The Willows"WinfordEnglish — "From a friend's ford"WoodfordEnglish — "From the ford in the forest."WoodfordeEnglish — "From the ford in the forest."WylingfordEnglish — "From the willow ford."