Men’s Names ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO • Women’s Names • Place Names • Other Names
These names should be taken with a grain of salt. Some of them are the real names of real places, others are the made-up names of real places, and the rest are made-up names of made-up places. Authors inserted kingdoms and castles into the story as they needed them, with a cheerful disregard for the geography of the real world.
The identification of the modern locations should also be taken with a grain of salt. Very few castle and battle locations are known for certain.
| Name | Variants | Modern Location |
|---|---|---|
| Abanie | Albania | |
| Acluz | Dumbarton, Scotland | |
| Acre | Acre, Palestine | |
| Alemai(n)gne | Alemaine, Alemeigne, Alemeine, Alemoigne | Germany |
| Aliene | ? | |
| Alixandre | Alexandria, Egypt | |
| Alvergne | Auvergne, France | |
| Angiers | Angers, France? | |
| Anjo | Angau | Anjou, France |
| Annuec | Alnwick, Northumberland, England | |
| Antioc(h)e | Andioce, Antioiche, Antyoce, Entioche | Antioch |
| Antipodés | kingdom | |
| Antiufäis | castle | |
| Aquinparcorentin | Carantin | Quimper-Corentin (Finistère), Brittany, France? |
| Argone | Argonne | |
| le Bois/la Foriest d’Argone | The forest of Argonne | |
| Arimacïa | Abaromacie, Arimathye, Arymathie, Arymathye, Barimacie, Barismachie, Beremathye | Arimathea |
| Aroie | Ayrshire, Scotland | |
| Arondel | Arundel, Sussex, England | |
| Ar(r)abe | Arabia | |
| Ar(r)agon | Aragon, Spain | |
| Arragouce | Argyle, Scotland | |
| Arras | Arras (Pas-de-Calais), France | |
| li Astres Maleïs | location of a battle | |
| la Haute Forest d’Ateine | forest | |
| At(t)henes | Athens | |
| l’Atre Perel(l)ox | Li Aitres Perilleus, l’Atre Perilleus, -ox | cemetery |
| Aube | Albe | The River Aube |
| Auçoir(r)e | Auxerre (Yonne) | |
| Aufrique | Afriche | Africa |
| Aumarie | Almeria, Spain | |
| Autecoine | A river near Campadoine | |
| Avalon(s) | Avalun, Avarun, Valon | Avalon |
| Babiloin(n)e | Babilo(y)ne, Babyloine, Babyloyne | Babylon |
| la Bacloche | Plains (possibly Buclow, Chester, England) | |
| Bade(s) | Bace | Bath, England |
| Baieiues | Bayeux, Normandy | |
| Bangort | Bangor, Wales | |
| Baradigan | Caradigan | city |
| Barbarie | country; “Barbary” | |
| Barbeflué | Barbeflued | Barfleur, Normandy |
| Barlet | Barletta, Italy | |
| Barut | Beirut, Syria | |
| Bauborc | -rs | Bamburgh, Northumberland, England |
| Baudas | Baghdad, Iraq | |
| Becleus | castle | |
| le Bel Brullet | castle | |
| Bel Encumbre | Bellencombre (Seine-Inférieure) | |
| Benewic | Benuïc, Beruïch | Berwick-upon-Tweed, England |
| Bergoi(n)gne | Borgoigne | Burgundy |
| Berri | Berry, France | |
| Besençun | Besançon (Doubs) | |
| Bethanie | Bethany | |
| Bethleem | Belïant | Bethlehem |
| Biaumont | Beaumont-sur-Oise | |
| Biauvez | Biavais | Beauvais (Oise) |
| Bit(h)ine | Bithynia | |
| Blaives | Blaye-sur-Gironde | |
| la Blanche Cité | la Blance Cité | “The white city,” possibly Caerwent, Monmouthshire, England |
| la Blanche Forest | The White Forest | |
| la Blanche Lande | la Lande Blanche | The White Land, a district in Brittany |
| la Blanc(h)e Montai(n)gne | The White Mountain, a kingdom which was probably in Scotland | |
| Blanches Mores | castle | |
| Boece | Bœtia | |
| le Bofoi(s) | le Boffoi, le Bouffoi, le Boufois | Le château du Bouffay, Nantes |
| Boloan | Bodloan | Ballon, France |
| Boloigne | Buluingne | Boulogne-sur-Mer (Pas-de-Calais), France |
| Bonivent | Bonivant | Benevento, Italy |
| Boug(ue)rie | Boguerie, Buguerie | Bulgaria |
| Bouron | Beron | Boron, Burgundy |
| Brandigan | -z | castle |
| Brandis | Brandiz | Brindisi, Apulia, Italy |
| Branlant | Bralant, Branclant, Branslant, Brelant, Brenlant | castle |
| Brefeni | Breffny, Ireland | |
| Bretai(n)gne | Bertaigne, Bertaine, Bertainne, Bretagne, Bretaine, Breteigne, Breteingne, Bretanie | Britain or Brittany |
| Broc(h)elïande | Brechelïande | A magic forest |
| Bruge | Bruges, Belgium | |
| Butost | royal residence | |
| Cabrahan | Cabrach, Aberdeenshire | |
| Cala(r)bre | Qualarbre | Calabria, Italy |
| Calfle | castle | |
| Camaalot | Chamaalot, Gamalaot, Kamaalot, Kamelot | Camelot |
| Cambre | Tambre | river |
| Campadoine | castle | |
| Cantorbire | Cantorbere, Quantorbire, Quentorbire | Canterbury, England |
| Capadoce | Cappadocia | |
| Capitoile | The Vatican | |
| Caradigan(t) | Caradighan, Carradigant, Garadigain, Garadigam, Garadigan(t), Garandigan, Karadigan(t), Karradigant, Quaradigan, Quarradigant | Cardigan, Wales |
| Carahés | Carahéz, Caharés, Caraés, Carahuez, Carhais, Charöés, Escarahés, Garahés, Karahés, Karahéz, Karahués, Karehés | Carhaix |
| Cardif | Cardiff, Wales | |
| Cardue(i)l | Cardeil, Cardoe(i)l, Cardoil, Carduil, Charduel, Kardoel, Quaraduel | Carlisle, Cumberland |
| Carfanaon | Capernaum, Galilee, Israel | |
| Carlion | Callion, Carloon, Carlyon, Charlion, Cuerlion, Karlion, Karlyon | Caerlyon-on-Usk, Monmouthshire |
| Carnant | Carnevent, Carvain, Karvain | royal residence |
| Carse | Tarse | Tarsus |
| Carta(i)ge | Carthage | |
| Castel de la Forest Grande | “Castle of the Big forest” | |
| Castel de la Roce | castle | |
| Castel de Naombrelande | “Castle of Northumberland” | |
| Castel del Cor | castle | |
| Castel du Port | Castiel du Port | castle |
| Castel Pao(u)rous | -eus, Peureus | castle |
| Castele | Castiele, Chastele | Castille, Spain |
| Castiaus Celui Desore | li chastiaux de Lindesore | castle |
| Castiaus de la Roce Bise | castle | |
| Castiel de l’Angarde | castle | |
| Castiel de la Cloie | castle | |
| Castiel Perilleus | castle | |
| Catenouse | possibly Caithness, Scotland | |
| Cauvaire | Cauvere, Esqualvere | Calvary |
| Celidoine | ||
| Cesaire | Cesare, Ceseire | Caesarea, Palestine |
| Cestre | Chester, England | |
| Cetoisse | ? | |
| Chalvoie | possibly Galway or Galloway | |
| Chanpai(n)gne | Canpaingne, Champaigne | Champaigne, France |
| Chartres | Cartre, Chartain | Chartres, France |
| Chaste(a)z a Dis Puceles | “The Castle of Ten Damsels” | |
| Chastel as Pucles | Castel, -iaus, as Puc(i)eles, Castel, -iaus as/des Puceles | “The Castle of Maidens,” possibly Edinburgh Castle |
| Chastel de Dobliers | Boviers, Castel de Dobliers | castle |
| Chastel, -iaux, de l’Angarde | Castel de la Garde, Chastel, -iaz, de la Garde | castle |
| Chastel de la Mervoille | castle | |
| Chastel de Pesme-Aventure | castle | |
| Chastel, -eaz, des Molins | castle | |
| Chastel des Ormiaus | -iax, Castel des Ormiaus | castle |
| Chastel Fort | castle | |
| Chastel Orgue(i)lleus | [insert variants later] | castle; possibly Bamburgh, Northumberland |
| Chastel, -iaux, Perilleus | -oux | castle |
| Chinon | Chinum | Chinon (Indre-et-Loire) |
| Chipre | A town in Italy | |
| Cirencestre | Cirecestre, Oïrecestre | Cirencester, Gloucestershire |
| Cistiaus | Cîteaux | |
| Cité Perdue | “The lost (damned) city” | |
| Clamorgan | royal residence | |
| Claradeure | location of a hermitage | |
| Clauvegris | kingdom | |
| Clavent | Clavain | a city on the borders of Danemarche |
| Clere Fonteine d’Amors, la | “the clear fountain of love”? | |
| Clere(s)vaus | Clervaus | Clairvaux, France |
| Coloi(n)gne | Couloigne | Cologne, Germany |
| Conart | a district of Ireland | |
| Co(n)menie | Yconomie, Orcomenie | kingdom |
| Co(n)stantinoble | Costentinoble, Coustantinoble | Contantinople/Istanbul, Turkey |
| Corbelande | Cumberland, England | |
| Corbierc | the Grail Castle | |
| Cordrové | a kingdom, possibly Cordova, Spain | |
| Cornoaille | Cornewaille, Cornoalle, Cornoua(i)lle, Cornuail(l)e, Cornualle, Cornwaille | Cornwall, England, or Cornouaille, Brittany, France |
| Corque(s) | a kingdom; also a capital city, identified as Cork, Ireland | |
| Cort Vermelle en la Lande | proposed location of a tournament | |
| Costantin | Costentin, Constantins, Constentin | le Cotentin, Normandy, France; or Constantine, Cornwall, England |
| Cot(h)oatre | Ecossuatre, Escossuatre, Escosuatre | a castle, kingdom, or general location; possibly Scottewatre, an old name for the Firth of Forth |
| Couchi | Coucy | |
| Cre(t)he | Crete | |
| Croiz Roge, la | landmark, possibly “the red cross” | |
| Cyrïant | archbishopric | |
| Damas | Damascus | |
| Damïete | Damietta, Egypt | |
| Danemarce | Danemarche | Denmark |
| Demedij | de edij | district in Ireland, possibly Meath |
| Deneversire | Devonshire, England | |
| Dertremue | Dartmouth, Devonshire, England | |
| Dessemone | Dessemomme, Dessemoume | Desmond, Ireland |
| Destris de Rigomer | Destrois de Rigomer | a strip of water near Rigomer |
| Dinan | Dinan, Côtes-du-Nord | |
| Dinant | Dinant, Belgium | |
| Dinas Clamadas | kingdom and archbishopric | |
| Dinasdaron | Disnadaron, Disnaderon, Dysnadaron | city or castle in Gales; possibly Carlion |
| Dinasdire | Dynasdire, Nasdire | district |
| Domin, St. | abbey in France | |
| Donbes | Dombes, Burgundy, France | |
| Dorecestre | Durecestre | Dorchester, Dorset, England |
| Dorsete | Dorset, England | |
| Douai | Douai (Nord) | |
| Dovre | Dover, Kent, England | |
| Duglas | river | |
| Dune | city | |
| Dunelie | kingdom, possibly Dublin, Ireland | |
| Dunfremlin | Dunfermline, Fife, Ireland | |
| Dunoe, la | the River Danube | |
| Dunostre | castle, possibly Dunottar, in Kincardine, Scotland | |
| Duvel(l)ine | Dublin, Ireland | |
| Egypte | Egite, Egyte | Egypt |
| Engleterre | Angleterre, Eingleterre, Engletere, Engletiere, Ingleterre | England or Britain |
| Ermenie | Hermenie, Hermanie | Armenia |
| Ermie | poss. Armenia | |
| Escavalon | Cavalon, Cavillon, Escarvalon, Escavellon, Escavillon, Eschavalon, Kavillon, Quevalon | kingdom; the name is possibly derived from Avalon |
| Esclavonie | Esclabounie | Slavonia |
| Escoce | Eschoce, Escoche, Escosse | a kingdom in northeast Scotland |
| Espai(n)gne | Epaigne, Espagne, Espaine, Espanie, Espeigne | Spain |
| Esparlot | a plaice in Bretaigne (Britain or Brittany) | |
| Estanhangues | Stonehenge | |
| Estre-Gales | Estregales, Estrigalle, Iestrewales, Outre-Gales, Outregales | Southern Wales, or the old kingdom of Strathclyde |
| Estreveline | Stirling, Scotland | |
| Estrigue(i)l | Estragueil, Estringuel | Chepstow, Monmouthshire |
| Estroite Marc(h)e | realm near the border of modern Scotland | |
| Esture | Asturias, Spain | |
| Ethiope | Ethiopia | |
| Evrevic | Everwic, Evroïc, Evruïch, Ewrevic, Guevrevic | York |
| le Fair | Capo del Faro, Sicily | |
| Fine Posterne | Estre-Posterne | Finistère |
| Finecoce | castle near Rigomer | |
| Flandres | Flanders | |
| Forest a la Puciele | forest | |
| Forest del Pin | forest | |
| Forest de Monbralan | forest | |
| Forest de Moriers | forest | |
| Forest de Quinqueroi | forest, poss. near Conisbrough in Yorkshire | |
| Forest de Sardic | forest | |
| Foriest Arsee | forest | |
| la Forest de Morrois | Morroi, Morrois | the manor of Moresc, Truro, Cornwall, England |
| Fors Graviers | castle in Ireland | |
| la/li Fos(s)e Gobïene | le Gobïiene | subterranean habitation near Rigomer |
| France | Franche | France |
| Fres Marés | castle in Irlande | |
| Frige | Phrygia | |
| Frise | Frisse | poss. Phrygia, Friesland, or Dumfries |
| Gales | Gale, Galles, Wales | Wales |
| Galesport | town | |
| Galice | Galicia, Spain | |
| Galigans | castle | |
| Galilee | country | |
| Galinguefort | Wallingford, Berkshire, England | |
| Galion | town | |
| Galle | Gaul, the name of France in Arthur’s time | |
| Galöee | poss. Galway, Ireland | |
| Galvoie | Gauvoie, Gavoie | Galloway, Scotland, or possibly Galway, Ireland |
| Gant | Ghent, Belgium | |
| Garvic | Warwick | |
| Gascoi(n)gne | Gascogne | Gascony |
| Gaste Cap(i)ele, la | ruined chapel | |
| Gaste Cité, la | Gaste Chité, la, Cité Gaste, la | the ruined city of Senaudon; poss. the ruins of Segontium, near Snowdon, Wales |
| Gaste Fontaine | fountain? | |
| Gaste For(i)est, la | Forest Gaste, la, Foriest Gaste, la | forest |
| Gauloie | poss. Galloway or Galway | |
| Gedeorde | Jedburgh, Roxburgh, Scotland | |
| Genelande | kingdom, poss. Vinland or a Slavic kingdom along the South coast of the Baltic Sea | |
| Gennes | Genoa, Italy | |
| Gernemue | fairy isle, poss. Great Yarmouth in Norfolk | |
| Glamorgan | Glomorgan, Glomagain, Glormagan | Glamorgan, Wales |
| Gla(s)cou | Glasgow, Scotland | |
| Glastingebiere | Glandingesbieres, Glatingebieres | Glastonbury |
| Glocesters(h)ire | Gloucestershire, England | |
| Gloëcestre | Colecestre, Glorecestre | Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England |
| Go(h)ort | Gorhaut, Gorhout, Grohaut | ? |
| Golande | Godlande, Gollande | poss. Gothland, in either the baltic or southern Sweden, or poss. Caithness or Shetland |
| Gomeret | Ganieret, Gomeroit, Gomor(r)et, Goumaret, Gausnes, Gavoni, Gohenet | poss. North Wales or Vannes, Bretony |
| Gonefort | ? | |
| Gordane | river near Montesclaire | |
| Gorre | Gore | magical realm, poss. Strathmore |
| Gorriende, la Forest de | forest near Carlisle | |
| Granlande | Greenland | |
| Grece | Gres(c)e, Gresse, Grifonie, Grisce | Greece |
| le Gué Amo(u)rous | ford | |
| le Gué Aventuros | ford | |
| le Gué d’Aventures | location of a tournament | |
| le Gué de Gaut | ford | |
| le Gué Peril(l)eus | Gué/Guex Peril(l)eux/Peril(l)os/Peril(l)ous | ford |
| as Gués de Blancë Espine | ford | |
| Guincent | Guitant, Wizant | Wissant, Pas-de-Calais |
| Guincestre | Goncestre, Guncestre, Vincestre, Wincestre | Winchester, Hampshire, England |
| Guinesores | Windeskore | Windsor, Berkshire, England |
| Guirecestre | Wirecestre | Worcester |
| Gultessire | Wiltshire | |
| Halape | Aleppo, Syria | |
| Handitou | poss. Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland | |
| Hantone | Hantome, Subthantone | Southampton, Hampshire, England |
| Hardecin | Hardentin | castle, poss. Hardington, Somerset, England |
| le Haut Point | the Bridge Perilous | bridge |
| Havrelee | port | |
| Herefort | Hereford | |
| Hoillande | Horlande | |
| Hongrie | Honguerie, Hungrie, Hungerie | Hungary |
| Honolan | Huberlan | Northumberland or Cumberland |
| Hui | Huy, Belgium | |
| le Hunbre | Hundre | the River Humber |
| Hylionz | Ilium | |
| Iberne | Hibernia | |
| l’Ille as Puceles Beles | island | |
| Ille Blanche | l’Isle Blanc(h)e | the White Isle, in England |
| l’Ille del Lis | island | |
| l’Ille d’Or | l’Ile d’Or, l’Isle d’Or | the Isle of Gold |
| l’Ille Noires | island | |
| l’Ille Petite | the Little Island | |
| l’Ille Qui Flote | island | |
| Illes | Isles, Ysles | The Western Isles or Hebrides |
| Inde | Ynde | India |
| Ingeval | Ingegal | Galloway, Scotland, or the Hebrides, or Inglewood Forest near Carlisle |
| Inglecele | fairy realm, poss. Anglesey | |
| Irlande | Ilande, Illande, Irland, Irlant, Islande, Yllande, Yrelande, Yrlande | Ireland |
| la Irouse Montaigne | la Montaigne Irouse | castle |
| Islande | Yselande, Yslande | Iceland |
| l’Isle as Puceles | the Isle of Maidens, poss. Caerlaverock, Scotland | |
| l’Isle Noire | l’Isle de Voirre | poss. Avalon or Glastonbury |
| l’Isle Saint Sanson | l”isle Saint Sanson in Scilly | |
| l’Isle sanz Non | the Nameless Island | |
| les Isles de Mer | les Illes de Mer, les Ylles de Mer | the Western Isles or Hebrides |
| Iture | Iturea | |
| Japhes | Jaffa, Israel | |
| Jherusalem | Jursalem | Jerusalem, Israel |
| Jourdein | the River Jordan | |
| Judee | Judea | |
| Kalabrois | city | |
| Kant | Kent, England | |
| le Lac | “the Lake,” a royal residence | |
| le Lac de/a(s) Jumeles | lake | |
| Lakatoué | La Katone, Calabria | |
| Lalut(h) | town | |
| Lampagrés | Llan Beddery, Glamorgan, Wales | |
| Lancïen | Lencïen | Lantyan, Cornwall, England |
| la Lande as/des Quarrefors | la Lande as/des Quatre fors, le Quar(r)efor, les Quatre Fors | meeting location |
| la Lande Avantureuse | castle location | |
| la Lande Merveilleuse | district, “the Marvelous/Miraculous Land” | |
| la Lande Sotaine | heath in Ireland | |
| les Landes del Cor | district | |
| Lande(s)more(s) | Landemeure | Lammermuir, Scotland |
| Landoc | town in Ireland | |
| Lanprebois | dukedom | |
| Lanval | kingdom | |
| Larise | kingdom | |
| Laurante | Laurente | Laurentium, in Latium |
| Leecestre | Leï(r)cestre | Leicester |
| Leigni | Lagny, Seine-et-Marne, France | |
| Lengres | Langres | Langres, Haute-Marne, France |
| Lens | Lens, Pas-de-Calais, France | |
| Libe | Libes | Libya |
| Lidan | poss. Lidford, Devonshire, England | |
| Lidel | Liddel Castle, Castleton, Scotland | |
| Liege | Liége, Belgium | |
| Lille | Lille, France | |
| Limeri | Limerick, Ireland | |
| Limoges | Limoiges, Limojes, Lymose, Lymoges | Limoges, France |
| Limor | Lumor | bishopric |
| Limors | Lymors | castle; poss. from “li mors,” “the dead man” |
| Limors | Limorz | poss. Limours, France |
| Lindesie | Lindezie | Lincolnshire, England |
| Lindesores | poss. the castle Lindores, Fife, Ireland | |
| Lioniel | Leoniel, Lionel, Lionniel, Loenel, Löeniel | Lothian |
| Lis | Liz | castle |
| Lisonie | kingdom | |
| Lidien | Lodian, Lodiien | Lothian |
| Lodun | Loudun, France | |
| Loënoi | Loënois, Lodonois? | Lothian |
| Logres | Loengre, Logre, Lougres, Nogres | kingdom in eastern England |
| Loherainne | Lohoraigne | Lorraine |
| Loire | the River Loire | |
| Lombardie | Lonbardie | Lombardy, Italy |
| li Lombres | river near Biau Repaire | |
| Londre | Londres, Lundres | London, England |
| Lucques | Lueques | Lucca, Italy |
| Luiserne | city in Spain | |
| Lumeri | bishopric | |
| Lumonoï | Loch Lomond, Scotland | |
| Lutis | Mecklenburg, Germany | |
| Lyon | Lyon, France | |
| Maante | Mantes, France | |
| Macedoine | Macedonia | |
| Madoc | kingdom | |
| le Main(n)e | le Maigne, le Meine, le Moinne | Le Maine, France |
| le Mal Ostoir | castle in Ireland | |
| le Mal Pas | bog, poss. Malpas, on the River Truro in Cornwall | |
| le Male Gaudine | wood | |
| Malohier | Malohaut | location |
| Malpertis | Malpertuis, the fox Renart’s residence | |
| Malverne | Great Malvern, Worcestershire, England | |
| le Mans | Le Mans, France | |
| Maogre | poss. Majorca | |
| Mares | kingdom | |
| Maro(i)s | Malreus | Melrose, Scotland |
| Maroune | Valoune | kingdom |
| Marroc | Morocco | |
| Marsamite | river | |
| Marsonde | river under le Pont de Voirre | |
| Mede | Media | |
| Meliolant | Melioirant | kingdom |
| Melite | Malta | |
| Melyadel | ? | |
| la Mer Betee | la Mer Salee | the Dead Sea |
| Meschines | Messina, Sicily | |
| Mez | ? | |
| Micenes | Mycenae | |
| Miec | Mecca | |
| Miex | Meaux, France | |
| Mon Marouac | Irish kingdom | |
| Mongeu | St. Bernard Pass | |
| Mongibel | Mount Etna, Sicily | |
| Monhaut | Monhauz | Scottish castle |
| Monjardin | Spanish city | |
| Monmartre | Monmartre, Paris, France | |
| Monmelitire | Irish kingdom | |
| Monpellier | Monpeslier | Montpellier |
| Monreal | Monreaus | city |
| le Mont | St. Michael’s Mount | |
| Mont Belyal | Montbéliard, Burgundy | |
| le Mont Dolereus | le Mont Delereus/Dolerous/Orguellous | poss. Stirling or Dollar, in Scotland; or the Rock that Edinburgh Castle stands on; or Melrose Abbey; or Trimontium, Melrose |
| Mont Esperant | mountain | |
| le Mont Saint Michiel | Mont-Saint-Michel | |
| Montabor | kingdom | |
| la Montaigne Tinte et Morne | poss. Tinto Hill, Lanarkshire | |
| Montagu | royal residence | |
| Montai(n)gne | kingdom, poss. in Scotland | |
| Montascon | ? | |
| Montesclaire | Montesclair, Montescle(i)re | ? |
| Montescler | kingdom | |
| Montrevel | location | |
| Moraine | kingdom | |
| Moretaigne | Morïane | Mauritania |
| Morguan | royal residense and bishopric near Caradigan(t) | |
| Morois | castle | |
| la Mo(u)ree | the Peloponnesus | |
| le Munt | Mont-Saint-Michel | |
| Murce | Murcia, Spain | |
| Mureïf | Moraife | Moray, Scotland |
| Namur | Namur, Belgium | |
| Nantes | Nentes | Nantes, France |
| Nazareth | Nazareth | |
| Neüstrie | Normandy | |
| Nevois | ? | |
| Nicole | Lincoln | |
| Nicosie | Nicosia, Cyprus | |
| Nimaie | Nijmegen, Holland | |
| Niques | Nicaea | |
| Nisse | Nice, France | |
| Niviele | Nivelles, Belgium | |
| Noauz | misunderstood placename | |
| la Noire C(h)apele | the Black Chapel | |
| la Noire Monta(i)gne | the Black Mountain; the Blackhall Hills, or Tinto Hill, Lanarkshire | |
| la Noquetran(t) | la Noquestran, la Nouquetran, la Nouquetren | Newcastletown, Roxburgh, Scotland |
| Norgales | North Wales or Cumbria | |
| Norgoise | kingdom | |
| Norhombe(r)lande | Hupelande, Nohombelande, Nohombellande, Nohomberlande, Noorbelande, Norhombellande, Norhunberlande, Noronbellande | Northumberland or Northumbria |
| Norison | misunderstood placename | |
| Normandie | Normendie | Normandy |
| Norois | misunderstood placename | |
| Nortgalois | kingdom, poss. same as Norgales | |
| Norval | kingdom | |
| Norvange | Norway | |
| Notigehan | Litigüen, Nortigean | Nottingham, England |
| Oc(c)ident | Ocident | the Occident, the West |
| Oise | the River Oise, France | |
| Oissi | poss. Oisy-le-Verger, France | |
| Quinqueroi | Conisbrough, Yorkshire, England |
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