| Selred | A wise and noble counselor. |
| Servanus | From the Latin for 'servant' or 'slave' |
| Shaexon | From the Old English for 'son of the king' |
| Auveray | From the Old French for 'from the river' |
| Aylbricht | Ruler of the bright or shining place |
| Baessel | Possibly derived from the Old English 'bæssel,' meaning 'battle' or 'warrior.' |
| Sibill | From the Old English 'sibb,' meaning 'friend' or 'ally.' |
| Sigebald | Victory of the brave |
| Soriandes | Golden gift, a person of great value and worth |
| Stallone | A stallion or wild horse. |
| Standcliff | Cliff or rocky outcropping near a standing or fixed point |
| Steferd | Old English name, possibly meaning 'steep hill' or 'ford' |
| Stybba | Old Norse name, meaning 'stump' or 'tree stump' |
| Sweppi | Old Norse name, meaning 'sweeper' or 'one who sweeps' |
| Swidhelm | Old English name meaning 'battle shield' or 'warrior's protection'. |
| Taetel | Possibly derived from 'taetel', a Gaelic name meaning 'strong' or 'brave'. |
| Takarra | Aboriginal Australian name meaning 'strong' or 'brave'. |
| Talore | Possibly derived from 'talore', a Gaelic name meaning 'strong' or 'brave'. |
| Tanar | A name meaning son of the thunder. |
| Tasciovanus | Roman name meaning 'son of the god' or 'divine son'. |
| Tatuini | From the Latin 'tatuini,' possibly meaning 'of the Tatui people' or 'from Tatui.' |
| Tegernomali | Derived from the Old English 'Tegernomali,' meaning 'of the Tegernach people' or 'from Tegernach.' |
| Terriel | Derived from Old French, meaning 'of the earth' |
| Bailea | Berry Wood; Bailiff |
| Bailye | Berry Wood; Bailiff |
| Baldthryth | Derived from Old English, meaning 'brave strength' |
| Balther | Derived from Old English, meaning 'brave warrior' |
| Thames | Derived from Old English, meaning 'son of Thames' or 'from the Thames River' |
| Theobaldus | Derived from Old English, meaning 'bright and bold' or 'famous and brave' |
| Theodbeald | Derived from Old English, meaning 'bright and bold' or 'famous and brave' |
| Theodgar | Derived from Old English, meaning 'people's spear' or 'warrior of the people' |
| Thomaso | Derived from Aramaic, meaning 'twin' or 'double' |
| Thraesfrith | Derived from Old English, meaning 'peace of the people' or 'assembly's peace' |
| Throca | Possibly derived from 'throc', meaning 'thorn' or 'prickly'. |
| Thymel | Derived from 'thym', meaning 'thyme' or 'perfume'. |
| Timothie | Honoured by God; Honouring God |
| Tippa | Gift or treasure |
| Toshak | One who Pleases; Lord Shiva |
| Tremarli | A dweller by the sea of tremors. |
| Trichani | One with hair of golden strands. |