| Procopio | One who Progresses |
| Bedrik | A ruler of peace and safety. |
| Jindrik | Ruler of an enclosure |
| Joza | Yahweh will Add Another Son |
| Adamie | Derived from the Hebrew word for 'earth' or 'ground' |
| Adeluin | Derived from the Old English word for 'noble friend' |
| Aranz | Derived from the Arabic word for 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Arcaus | Derived from the Latin word for 'bear' or 'strong' |
| Argius | Latin name meaning 'bright' or 'shining'. |
| Landaine | Derived from Old French, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' with a suffix. |
| Lealla | Derived from Old French, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' with a suffix. |
| Lefuuinus | Latinized form of Old English name 'Lefwine', meaning 'bright, shining one' |
| Leofred | A beloved and wise counselor |
| Leonidem | Lion-like people |
| Leveridge | A dear and wise counselor. |
| Lewine | Ruler of the people |
| Lindford | From the Linden-tree Ford |
| Lindhard | Old English name meaning 'hardy protector' |
| Lionet | French name meaning 'little lion' |
| Lovet | Wolf Cub; Little Wolf |
| Luuaet | Gift of God's people |
| Maccvtreni | Derived from Old English, means 'son of the priest' |
| Maegenfrith | Derived from Old English, means 'peaceful power' or 'peaceful strength' |
| Maerla | Derived from Old English, means 'famous' or 'renowned' |
| Maersa | Derived from Old English, means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Maioc | Derived from Old English, means 'strong and mighty' |
| Maneser | Old English, means 'one who causes trouble' |
| Mantun | A name meaning man of the town. |
| Marganor | Old English, means 'pearl ruler' or 'jewel lord' |
| Margondes | Old English, means 'pearl gift' |
| Marquess | A noble rank of high status. |
| Arnaldus | Strong as an eagle in his power. |
| Arnewey | A wise and noble eaglelike ruler. |
| Artmali | Bear friend or friend of the bear |
| Mavoheni | Great warrior or noble warrior |
| Meilros | Sea lord or lord of the sea |
| Meilyr | A man who is a chief or leader. |
| Melion | Derived from Greek, meaning 'honey' or 'sweet' |
| Melisus | Derived from Greek, meaning 'honey' or 'sweet' |
| Meraugis | Derived from Old French, meaning 'sea warrior' or 'sea fighter' |