I am currently in the process of writing a novel about a young boy growing up in an early 10th century English monastery. As a result, I’m constantly looking for early medieval names. To help other writers, I am compiling a list of names I’ve found so far. For this post in particular I am listing female names/names associated with women. I will make a separate post for male names later. (I am separating the two because there are not as many female names in primary sources.)
Hopefully this will help you find the perfect name for your character!

Note: This list will be added to as time goes by, as it is most certainly NOT an exhaustive list! Also I intend to spell the names as they were written down originally to the best of my ability, so I will use letters that are no longer used in modern English such as “æ.”
Female Names
Alflæd
Althryth
Alwynn
Anna
Ælfgifu
Ælfgyth
Ælfhild
Ælfrun
Ælfthryth
Æthelgifu
Æthelgyth
Beorhtflæd
Beorhtgifu
Dufe
Eadgifu
Eadgyth
Ealdgifu
Ealdgyth
Goda
Gode
Godeza
Godgifu
Godgyth
Gunnhild
Gytha
Hungifu
Leofflæd
Leofgifu
Leofrun
Leofwaru
Mahthild
Mærwynn
Mereswith
Modgifu
Sægyth
Sælgifu
Thorild
Wigflæd
Wulfflæd
Wulfgifu
Wulfrun
Wulfwynn
Source:
‘Domesday’, Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England, https://domesday.pase.ac.uk, accessed 22 June 2021 and 25 June 2021.
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