Southern names

38 names with a Southern theme.

Ansley

Old English;English · "hermitage clearing"

Baylor

English · "Bailiff;horse trainer"

Braxton

Old English · "Brock's town"

Buford

English · "From the ford near the castle"

Clay

Old English · "Mortal earth or clay worker"

Cletus

Greek · "Called;summoned"

Colten

English · "Coal town;variant of Colton"

Coy

English · "Quiet;modest"

Delmer

Spanish;Latin · "Of the sea;variant of Delmar"

Dixie

English · "Possibly from French dix or Southern US region"

Dolly

Greek;English · "gift of God;diminutive of Dorothy"

Dusty

English · "Dusty;diminutive of Dustin"

Elroy

French · "The king"

Felton

English · "From the field town"

Haywood

English · "Hedged forest"

Hollis

English · "Holly trees"

Houston

Scottish;English · "Hugh's town"

Huey

Germanic · "Mind;intellect;diminutive of Hugh"

Janie

English · "God is gracious, diminutive of Jane"

Johnnie

Hebrew · "God is gracious, feminine variant of Johnny"

Layne

English · "Path;roadway;variant of Lane"

Lula

English · "Famous warrior, diminutive of Louise or Lucy"

Lyndon

English · "Linden hill"

Mattie

English · "Diminutive of Martha or Matilda"

Odis

Greek · "Wealthy;variant of Otis"

Orval

French;English · "Golden valley;variant of Orville"

Patsy

Latin · "Noble, diminutive of Patricia or Patrick"

Raleigh

English · "Roe deer meadow"

Raylan

American · "Modern invented name"

Rhett

Welsh · "Enthusiastic or fiery"

Sallie

Hebrew · "Princess, variant of Sally"

Shelby

English · "Willow farm, from Old Norse selja and by"

Stetson

English · "Stithweard's place"

Tammy

English · "Twin or palm tree, diminutive of Tamara or Tamsin"

Trace

English · "Path;trail;variant of Tracy"

Tripp

English · "Traveler;short for triple"

Wilburn

English · "Wild boar stream"

Willie

English · "Resolute protection, diminutive of Wilhelmina or William"