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Names that mean village

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 Village in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Village

BalmoralScottish — "Majestic village"BriggEnglish — "Diminutive of Brigham: From the village near a bridge."BriggsEnglish — "Diminutive of Brigham: From the village near a bridge."BrunswickGerman — "From Bruno's village"BusbeyOld Norse — "Dweller at the village thicket."BusbieOld Norse — "Dweller at the village thicket."BusbyNorse — "Dweller at the village thicket."BusbyrNorse — "Dwells at the village."CarvelEnglish — "Song|From the wood carver's village."CarvellEnglish — "Song|From the wood carver's village."CarvelleFrench — "Song|From the wood carver's village."ChoudharyUrdu — "Ringleader, reliable man in the village"DehqanArabic — "Farmer, head of a village, chief"DenvorOld English — "From the valley village, Dweller at the valley edge."DlgbyEnglish — "Transferred use of the surname originating from a place-name in Lincolnshire, which is composed from the Old Norse elements diki ditch and byr settlement, village: hence, settlement by the ditch"EarlhamEnglish — "From the earl's village Erlham"EatunEnglish — "From the riverside village."FenwickEnglish — "From the village near the marsh"GlanvilOld French — "From the oak-tree village."GlanvillOld French — "From the oak-tree village."GlanvilleFrench — "From the oak-tree village."GlennvilleOld English — "From the village in the glen (valley)."GlenvilleGaelic — "From the village in the glen (valley)."GorhamEnglish — "From the village in the triangle-shaped land"GranvilFrench — "From the grand village."GranvileFrench — "From the grand village."GranvilleFrench — "From the grand village."GranvylFrench — "From the grand village."GranvyllFrench — "From the grand village."GranvylleFrench — "From the grand village."HammetEnglish — "Village"HammettScandinavian — "Village"HammonHebrew — "Village"HamnettEnglish — "Village"HavothjairArabic — "The villages that enlighten"HazarhatticonArabic — "Middle village, preparation"KarvelFrench — "Song|From the wood carver's village."KarvellFrench — "Song|From the wood carver's village."KarvelleFrench — "Song|From the wood carver's village."KerbeeOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KerbiOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KerbieOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KerbyOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KerhyTeutonic — "From the church village."KirkjabyrNorse — "From the church village"LindhurstEnglish — "From the village by the linden trees Lyndburst, "ManvileOld French — "From the great village."ManvilleFrench — "From the great village."ManvylOld French — "From the great village."ManvyleOld French — "From the great village."ManvyllOld French — "From the great village."ManvylleOld French — "From the great village."MelvilOld French — "Leader|From the village near the mill."MelvillOld French — "Leader|From the village near the mill."MelvilleFrench — "Leader|From the village near the mill."NervilFrench — "From the sea village."NervileFrench — "From the sea village."NervillFrench — "From the sea village."NervilleIrish — "From the sea village."NervylFrench — "From the sea village."NervyleFrench — "From the sea village."NervyllFrench — "From the sea village."NervylleFrench — "From the sea village."NevalOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevallOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevelOld French — "From the new village, New town."NeveleOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevellOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevelleOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevilFrench — "From the new village, New town."NevileOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevillOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevilleFrench — "From the new village, New town."NevylOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevyleOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevyllOld French — "From the new village, New town."NevylleOld French — "From the new village, New town."NorvaleOld English — "From the northern village."NorvilOld English — "From the northern village."NorvileOld English — "From the northern village."NorvillOld English — "From the northern village."NorvilleEnglish — "From the northern village."PelhemOld English — "From the stream village|Pelt, Hide."PelhimOld English — "From the stream village|Pelt, Hide."PelhonOld English — "From the stream village|Pelt, Hide."PelhymOld English — "From the stream village|Pelt, Hide."PerizzitesBiblical — "Dwelling in villages"PhilistinesBiblical — "Those who dwell in villages"SandburgEnglish — "From the sandy village"SavilFrench — "From the village of the willow trees."SavileFrench — "From the village of the willow trees."SavillLatin — "From the village of the willow trees."SavilleFrench — "From the village of the willow trees."SavylFrench — "From the village of the willow trees."SavylaFrench — "From the village of the willow trees."SavyllFrench — "From the village of the willow trees."SavylleFrench — "From the village of the willow trees."ScoeeOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."ScoeyOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."ScoiOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."ScoieOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."ScovilOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScovileOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScovillOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScovilleOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScovylOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScovyleOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScovyllOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScovylleOld French — "From the Scottish one's village."ScowiOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."ScowieOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."ScowyOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."ScoyOld French — "From the Scottish one's village. The short form of Scoville."SeaburyEnglish — "From the village by the sea "ShadliArabic — "One from the village of Shadhilah in Egypt, from which the name of a Sufi group comes"StanwicEnglish — "From the stony village."StanwickEnglish — "From the stony village."StanwikEnglish — "From the stony village."StanwykEnglish — "From the stony village."ThorpEnglish — "From the village farmstead."ThorpeEnglish — "From the village farmstead."TravanEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TravarWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TravenEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TraveonWelsh — "From the uplifting one's village."TravienEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TravinEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TravionEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TravirWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TreforWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevWelsh — "Diminutive of Trevor: Large village, goodly town."TrevanEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TrevarWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevaresWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevarisWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevarusWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevenEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TreverContemporary — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevianCeltic — "From the uplifting one's village."TrevionWelsh — "From the uplifting one's village."TrevorWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevorisWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevorusWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."TrevvorEnglish — "From the large village"TreyvorWelsh — "Cautious|Large village home."WadhamEnglish — "From the village near the ford"WaricEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarickEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarikEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarricEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarrickTeutonic — "Hero of the village."WarrikEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarrycEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarryckEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarrykEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarycEnglish — "Hero of the village."WaryckEnglish — "Hero of the village."WarykEnglish — "Hero of the village."WhitbyEnglish — "From The White Village"WiccumEnglish — "From the village meadow."WichammEnglish — "From the village meadow."WickamNative American — "From the village meadow."WickleyEnglish — "From the village meadow."WicleahEnglish — "From the village meadow."WiclifGerman — "From the village near the cliff."WicliffGerman — "From the village near the cliff."WicliffeGerman — "From the village near the cliff."WinthropEnglish — "From the friendly village"WycheGerman — "From the village near the cliff."WyckGerman — "From the village near the cliff."WycliffEnglish — "From the village near the cliff."WycliffeGerman — "From the village near the cliff."

Girl names that mean Village

AbqerArabic — "The Name of A Village"AutonoeLatin — "Daughter of Cadmus, founder of Thebes, and the goddess Harmonia, Autonoe was the wife of Aristaeus and mother of Actaeon.Actaeon, the son of Autonoe, was eaten by his own hounds. Autonoe, being distressed, left Thebes to go to Ereneia, a village of the Me"BethannEnglish — "A village near Jerusalem where Jesus visited Mary; Martha and Lazarus"GabyEnglish — "From the Village of Danes"GraamaniHindi — "Belonging to the village"HrishikaHindi — "The village of birth"JeshanaHebrew — "A village in Palestine."JeshanahHebrew — "A village in Palestine."KausaniArabic — "(Kausaniis a hill station and Village situated in Bageshwar district in the state of Uttarakhand, India.)"KiriahHebrew — "Village"LillahHebrew — "Diminutive of Elisabeth or Elizabeth, from Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. Also a diminutive of Bethia (daughter or worshipper of God), and of Bethany, a New Testament village near Jerusalem."MuraJapanese — "Village"PayttonEnglish — "From the village of warriors"VilletteFrench — "Small Village"

Unisex names that mean Village

KirbeeOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KirbeyOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KirbiOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KirbieOld Norse — "From the church by the village|From the cottage by the water."KyoJapanese — "Cooperation, Capital. Village, Apricot"KyouJapanese — "Cooperation, Capital. Village, Apricot"TrevinEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."TrevynEnglish — "From the uplifting one's village."VicqFrench — "From the village."

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