List of animal-based names of Old English origin

These are names that originated from the Anglo-Saxons, from approximately 450-1170. This was a very long time and the language changed during this time, perhaps in ways that would be hard for other generations to understand. Nevertheless, until I have more data, I will put them all indiscriminately here. As surnames and given names get mixed up to replace the other, it may be more difficult to find out which came first. So, there all here regardless of whether they were used as a given or surname as well as regardless of which of those came first.
== Listhttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Hunberht#Old_English ==
* Ċēolwulf, from ship and wolf. 
*Cūþwulf, from known and wolf.
*Cynewulf from royal and wolf.
*Denewulf from Dane and wolf.
*Dēornōþ from beast and daring.
*Dēorwine from beast and friend.
*Ēadhūn, from happiness/prosperity and bear cub.
*Hēahwulf from high/tall and wolf.
*Finc, after someone who either resembled a finch in some way or to a seller of them.https://www.houseofnames.com/finch-family-crest#:~:text=The%20ancestors%20of%20the%20Finch%20family%20lived%20among,origin%2C%20denoting%20someone%20who%20caught%20and%20sold%20finches.
*Hūnberht, from bear cub and bright.
*Hunbeorht, same as above.
*Hūnrǣd, from bear cub and counsel.
*Hūnwine, from bear cub and friend.
*Mōdwulf heart/spirit/mind and wolf.
== References ==
Category:Real world names