Farmer baby names and what they mean, for farmer, peasant, farms, with 49 results. Usage of these boy names reached its highest a century ago (ADOPTION OF 4.7%) and is now significantly reduced (ADOPTION 0.5%, ▼90%), with names like Meyer falling out of fashion. Shadwick (TOP 14%) and Bend (45%) are common surnames.

Barric - George

Barric
Origin fr. English word. "Grain farm." Unusual. Compare Barric, Beric with common -ric last names Bajric (UPPER 43%), Baric (62%). Place name. [Beric, Barrick, .. 1 more]

Bartholomew
Derived fr. Aramaic element. "Son of Talmai (the farmer)." A somewhat quaint birth name, Bartholomew exists more often as a last name. Talmai is a Hebrew name meaning .. [Thole, Bat, Bartt, Bartome, Bartolommeo, Bartolomeu, Bartle, Bartholomeus, Bartholome, Barthol, .. 19 more]

Bartlet
Source fr. Aramaic language. "Son of Talmai (the farmer)." Not much used as a children's name, Bartlet exists more conventionally as a last name. Short form of Bartholomew .. [Bartlitt, .. 1 more]

Beebe
From Old English. "Bee farmer." Not Top 2000 name.

Bond
Based on Middle English, Old English words. "Peasant farmer." Uncommon as a baby name, but Bond is similar to the more conventional Boyd. From the Middle English word "bonde" ..

Bosworth
Source fr. Middle English. "Fenced farm near the woods." Bosworth is an atypical masculine name, registering often (UPPER 4%) as a surname. Place name.

Calumet
.. Calumet Farms was a famous horse .. Not in popularity charts. [Callumet]

Carley
Origin fr. Middle English word. "Farmer's meadow." Unusual as baby names, but Carley and Carleigh are comparable to the more common Marley. Place name. [Carleigh]

Carlton▼
Root fr. Old English word. "Free peasant settlement." A moderately quaint birth name, Carlton occurs more conventionally as a surname. Place name and surname. [Charlton, Carston, Carlson, Carleton]

Chadwick▼
Derivative of Old English language. "Dairy farm of Ceadda." Less widespread today. Chadwick was the variation last recorded (2004) in the Top 2000. Surname and place name .. [Chadwyck]

Charlton
Source fr. Old English language. "Free peasant's settlement." Sparing use, with usage of 0.001% for Charlton and variants as children's names in 2018, less than 0.004% the year before. Also possibly a variation on Carlton .. [Charleton, Charleston, .. 2 more]

Cherokee
.. They were farmers, and one of .. Not in Top 2000.

Chilton
Source fr. Old English word. "Farm near the well." Chilton, like the similar Cheston, occurs more often as a surname. Place name. [Chill, .. 1 more]

Dell▼
.. old song The Farmer in the .. Unisex name. Slightly unfamiliar as a baby name, Dell is found more frequently as a surname.

Diego
The Mexican peasant to whom the .. Diego is commonly occurring (TOP 52%) as a men's name, whereas Dago is uncommonly used. [Dago]

Egor
.. Also possibly means "farmer" in Russian. Egor, Igor and Ygor are seldom found as male names. [Ygor, .. 1 more]

Fallows
.. of crop rotation, farmers used to .. Farlows and Felows are creative variations. [Fallow]

Farmer
"Farmer." Farner (TOP 9%), Farver (13%) are conventional last names. See also Marmer. Occupational name.

Franklin▼
.. free landowner, usually a prosperous farmer .. Franklynn and forms rose in popularity during 1880-1889 and are now less common, with Franklin falling out of fashion. [Franklynn, Franklinn, Frank, .. 3 more]

George▼
Based on Greek word. "Farmer." Popular, with usage of 0.262% for George and variants as birth names in 2018, but lower than 0.266% a year ago. .. of geôrgos farmer, from gê .. [Ygor, Yuriy, Yorik, Yorick, Yorgos, Siors, Seoirse, Jurian, Jurek, Jory, .. 45 more]