| Teobba | Possibly derived from the Old English 'teobba,' meaning 'gift' or 'treasure.' |
| Teoda | Derived from the Old English 'teoda,' meaning 'people' or 'nation.' |
| Teorra | Derived from Old English, possibly meaning 'ruler' or 'leader' |
| Teowulf | Old English name, meaning 'ruler of the people' |
| Baldred | Derived from Old English, meaning 'brave ruler' |
| Balye | Derived from Old French, possibly meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Thrydwulf | Derived from 'thryd', meaning 'thrust' or 'force', and 'wulf', meaning 'wolf'. |
| Thrymma | Possibly derived from 'thrym', meaning 'thrust' or 'force'. |
| Tidsige | Derived from 'tid', meaning 'tide' or 'sea', and 'sige', meaning 'victory'. |
| Tigerni | Tiger's descendant or son |
| Tilbert | Bright ruler or noble leader |
| Tirchanus | Strong or fierce ruler |
| Tissi | Gift or treasure |
| Travel | A journey to a distant place. |
| Trosta | Derived from the word for trust. |
| Trott | Possibly derived from Old English, meaning 'famous' or 'renowned' |
| Tyfel | Swift or swift one |
| Uchered | Leader of the people |
| Uggeca | Wolf or wolf-like |
| Ulcagnus | Meaning a wolf of the woods. |
| Unwona | One who is without any sorrow. |
| Vanor | Ruler of the people |
| Vicarle | Servant of the church |
| Vlcagnvs | Wolf's stronghold |
| Waeddi | A pledge or solemn promise. |
| Waldeve | Ruler of the people |
| Walterus | Ruler of the people, noble leader |
| Waltheof | Ruler of the people, noble leader |
| Barocunas | From the Latin 'baro,' meaning 'noble' or 'free man' |
| Wata | Old English 'wata,' meaning 'water' or 'stream' |
| Watman | Derived from 'wat,' meaning 'water' or 'stream' |
| Wealdtheof | Old English 'weald,' meaning 'power' and 'theof,' meaning 'gift of God' |
| Weonard | Ruler of the people |
| Werel | Foreign or stranger |
| Werheard | A bold and strong man. |
| Wibba | A small, energetic person. |
| Widmund | Battle, fight, protector |
| Wigfrith | Battle peace or peaceful warrior |
| Wigod | A name meaning a good or brave warrior. |
| Wigred | A name meaning a wise battle counselor. |