Farmstead baby names

From Old English 'Lāðum' meaning 'barn' or 'farmstead', referring to a settlement by a watercourse or wet meadow.

From a fortified homestead or farmstead with a ditch or moat. Originally a place name denoting a settlement by a watercourse.

From a Norse personal name meaning 'dark' or 'coal-like,' combined with the Scottish 'by' meaning settlement or farmstead. Historically a place name in Lincolnshire, England.

From Old English 'bere' (barley) and 'tun' (farmstead), literally a grain farm or settlement where barley was cultivated.

From the male chicken, symbolizing awakening, courage, and vigilance. Used as a given name reflecting these animal qualities.