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Thanks, really interesting site. I see no "W" listed was this letter not present in their alphabet?

Any thoughts as to any other sites to search for Old English names???

The name i'm having the most trouble with is either -
"Luthin or Lothin or Lothen or even Luddin" circa 1050ad
Lothin, the Dane was apparently a Prince of Denmark.
Luthin relates to Ragnar Lothbruk circa 860ad and there is one other word Wafenia (a river), that links the two, this may mean something like - "troubled waters"??

Can you throw any light of the meaning of these? and which is the origin/ true form? regards, "Bagpus"

• "Fastolf" and Gegn" (Old English/ Old Norse?) - "Bagpus"  Mar 28 2005, 9:08:31 AM
  • Re: "Fastolf" and Gegn" (Old English/ Old Norse?) - Satu  Mar 28 2005, 9:55:29 AM
    • Re: Satu.....read on - Bagpus and friends  Mar 28 2005, 10:19:33 AM
      • Re: Satu.....read on - Satu  Mar 28 2005, 11:40:39 AM
        • Attn - Satu - need your help...... - "Bagpus"  Mar 28 2005, 1:39:14 PM
          • Lothin / Luthin / Lothen / Luddin - Satu  Mar 29 2005, 9:36:45 AM
            • Attn Satu - re Loth - "Bagpus"  Mar 29 2005, 11:41:15 AM
              • the Viking - Satu  Mar 29 2005, 1:49:03 PM
                • Re: the Viking - Just to say thanks - for all your help... - "Bagpus"  Apr 5 2005, 5:55:26 AM