(_Bald_, bold), A.S. Sigebald--Eng. _Sibbald_. (_Bert_, famous), A.S. Sigiberht, Sibriht--Eng. _Sibert_. (_Fred_, peace), A.S. Sigefred--Eng. _Seyfried_. (_Gar_, spear), A.S. Siggær--Eng. _Segar_. (_Man_), O.G. Sigeman--Eng. _Sickman_. (_Suff._, _Surn._). (_Mar_, famous), O.G. Sigimar, Sicumar--A.S. Simær, Secmær--Eng. _Seymore_, _Sycamore_. (_Mund_, protection), O.G. Sigimund--Eng. _Simmond_. (_Wig_, war), O.G. Sigiwic--Eng. _Sedgewick_. (_Wine_, friend), O.G. Sigiwin--Seguin, _Roll Batt. Abb._--Eng. _Seguin_. _Sea_, "mare." (_Bera_, bear), Sebar, _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Seaber_. (_Bern_, bear), Old Norse Sæbiorn--Sberne, _Domesday_--Eng. _Seaborn_. (_Bert_, famous), A.S. Sæberht--Eng. _Seabright_. (_Burg_, protection), O.G. Seburg, Seopurc--Seaburch _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Seabrook_, _Seabury_. (_Rit_, ride), O.G. Seuerit--Eng. _Searight_, _Sievewright_. (_Wald_, rule), O.G. Sewald--Eng. _Seawall_. (_Ward_), O.G. Sæward--Eng. _Seaward_, _Seward_. (_Fugel_, fowl), A.S. Sæfugl--Eng. _Sefowl_. _Stain_, "stone," in the sense of firmness or hardness. (_Biorn_, bear), O.N. Steinbiörn--Eng. _Stainburn_. (_Burg_, protection), O.G. Stemburg--Eng. _Steamburg_. (_Hard_), O.G. Stainhard--Stannard _Domesday_--Eng. _Stonard_, _Stoneheart_. (_Hari_, warrior), O.N. Steinhar--Eng. _Stainer_, _Stoner_. (_Wald_, rule), O.G. Stainold--Eng. _Stonhold_, and perhaps _Sternhold_ as a corruption. _Tank_, perhaps "thought." (_Hard_), O.G. Tanchard--Eng. _Tankard_. (_Hari_, warrior), O.G. Thancheri--Eng. _Tankeray_, _Thackeray_ (Scandinavian form). (_Rad_, counsel), O.G. Tancrad--Eng. _Tancred_. _Tad_, supposed "father." (_Hari_, warrior), O.G. Tether--Eng. _Tedder_, _Teather_. (_Man_, vir), A.S. Tatmonn--Eng. _Tadman_.[22] (_Wine_, friend), O.G. Daduin--Eng. _Tatwin_. _Thor_, supposed from the name of the god, a stem specially Danish. (_Biorn_, bear), O.N. Thorbiorn--Thurbern _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Thorburn_. (_Gaut_, Goth), O.N. Thorgautr--Turgod _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Thurgood_, _Thoroughgood_. (_Geir_, spear), O.N. Thorgeir--Eng. _Thorgur_. (_Fin_, nation), O.N. Thorfinnr--Thurfin _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Turpin_. (_Môd_, courage), O.N. Thormodr--Eng. _Thurmot_. (_Stein_, stone), O.N. Thorsteinn--Turstin _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Thurstan_. (_Wald_, rule), O.N. Thorvaldr--Eng. _Thorold_. (_Vid_, wood), O.N. Thorvidr--Eng. _Thorowood_. (_Ketil_[23]) O.N. Thorketil--Eng. _Thirkettle_. (_Kel_, contraction of _ketel_), O.N. Thorkel--Turkillus _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Thurkle_. (Hence is borrowed as supposed the Gaelic Torquil.) Ang.-Sax. _theod_, "people." (_Bald_, fortis), A.S. Theodbald--Tidbald _Lib. Vit._--Eng. _Theobald_, _Tidball_. (_Hari_, warrior), O.G. Theodahar, Tudhari--A.S. Theodhere--Eng. _Theodore_, _Tudor_. (_Ran_, raven), O.G. Teutran--Eng. _Teuthorn_. (_Man_, vir), O.G. Tiadman--Eng. _Tidman_. (_Mar_, famous), O.G. Thiudemer--A.S. Dydemer--Eng. _Tidemore_. (_Ric_, rule), A.S. Theodric--Eng. _Todrig_, _Doddridge_. _Wad_, _Wat_, "to go," in the sense of activity?