_Yard._ _Ierd_, a yard.
_Yardley._ _Ierd_, a yard; _líc_, like. Yard-like.
_Yarnall._ _Gearn_, yarn, spun wool; _eall_, all, whole. All yarn;
entirely woollen.
_Yateman._ _Iát_, or _geát_, a gate; _man_, a man. A gate-keeper.
Yeatman, Yetman, from the same roots.
_Yates._ _Iátes_, or _geátes_, genitive of _iát_, a gate. Belonging to a
gate. Yeats, of like derivation.
_Yeager._ _Ia_, yea, yes; _gare_, ready. A ready yes; a ready reply.
_Yeagle._ _Iagul_, pronounced _yeagul_, a gargle.
_Yeakle._ _Iac_, a cuckoo; _el_, indicative of personality. A person like
a cuckoo; a simpleton.
_Yeakley._ _Iac_, a cuckoo; _líc_, like. Cuckoo-like; wild; careless;
lascivious. Yeckley, of similar meaning.
_Yeamans._ _Ie_, a river; _man_, a man; _s_ for _sun_, son. Son of a
river-man.
_Yeansson._ _Geean_, yearning; _s_ for _sun_, son. Son of yearning.
_Yearick._ _Gear_, a year; _icg_, or _ig_, an adjective termination.
Yearly. Yearicke, Yerrick, from the same roots.
_Yearly._ _Gear-líc_, from _gear_, a year, and _líc_, like. Year-like;
yearly.
_Yearred._ _Geard_, or _yrd_, a hedge, enclosure, garden, yard, earth,
world.
_Yearsley._ _Geares_, genitive of _gear_, a year; _líc_, form. Form of a
year; yearly.
_Yeasler._ _Ysele_, a fire-spark, spark, ember, hot ashes; _ere_, an
agent. A fire-maker; a fireman; a stoker.
_Yeather._ _Ýdh_, what rises up, a wave, a flood; _ere_, an agent. That
which rises up; a wave; a flood.
_Yeaton._ _Geat_, a gate; _tún_, a house. A gate-house.
_Yeatts._ _Geátes_, genitive of _geát_, a gate. Belonging to a gate. See
Yates.
_Yegen._ _Yg-búend_, from _yg_, or _ig_, an island, and _búend_, an
inhabitant. An inhabitant of an island; an islander.
_Yeingest._ _Iungest_, or _geongest_, comparative of _iung_, or _geong_,
young. Youngest.
_Yeiter._ _Ýtte_, past of _ýtan_, to out, to drive out, to expel, to
banish; _ere_, an agent. One expelled; an exile.
_Yellard._ _Yl_, or _il_, a hedgehog, a porcupine; _land_, land. Land of
the hedgehog, or porcupine.
_Yenner._ _Ynner_, inner.
_Yenz._ _Yntsa_, an ounce.
_Yeo._ _Ieo_, or _geo_, formerly, of old.
_Yeomans._ _Yeoman_, from _ieo_, or _geo_, of old; _man_, a man, and _s_
for _sun_, son. Son of a man of old; son of a yeoman; son of a tiller of
the soil.
_Yeomanson._ _Yeoman_, a yeoman; _sun_, son. Son of a yeoman.
_Yepson._ _Yppe_, plain, open, manifest; _sun_, son. A plain, open,
straightforward son.
_Yerg._ _Earg_, or _eorg_, inert, weak, timid, wretched.
_Yerger._ _Earg_, timid; _ere_, an agent. One who, or that which, is
timid.
_Yerges._ _Yerg_, Yerg; _s_ for _sun_, son. Son of Yerg. Yerkes, perhaps,
corruption of the same.
_Yergey._ _Earg_, inert, timid; _ig_, an adjective termination. Timid;
inert.
_Yerpe._ _Eorp_, a wolf.
_Yettinger._ _Yting_, a way, a journey; _ere_, an agent. A wayfarer;
a journeyer. Perhaps, from _get-ung_, getting, and _ere_, an agent. A
getter.
_Yetter._ _Get_, imperfect of _getan_, to get; _ere_, an agent. A getter.
_Yewdall._ _Iw_, the yew tree; _dál_, a valley. The valley of the yew.
_Yheaulon._ _Hyew_, hue; _lon_, for _lond_, land. Land of hue.
_Yhost._ _Gást_, breath, spirit, ghost. Yoast, Yost, like it, a
corruption of the original.
_Yingling._ _Ging_, young, tender; _ling_, a termination denoting state
or condition of a person. Youth; tenderness.
_Yoce._ _Ioc_, or _geoc_, a yoke.
_Yochum._ _Ioc_, a yoke; _hum_, for _hám_, a house. A yoke-house. Yocam,
Yocum, Yokam, from the same roots.
_Yockel._ _Ioc_, a yoke; _el_, a termination denoting a person. One who
has charge of a yoke of oxen; a farmer; a bumpkin.
_Yoder._ _Gǽd_, a goad; _ere_, an agent. One who uses a goad.
_Yonker._ _Iunga_, or _geonga_, a youth. A young fellow; a youngster. Or,
from _iuncer_, a younker, a young nobleman, one that is young, a young
fellow. Younker, of like kinship.
_Young._ _Iung_, or _geong_, young, tender. Younk, from the same root.
_Youngblood._ _Iung_, young; _blódh_, or _blód_, blood. Young blood.
_Younger._ _Geongra_, comparative of _geong_, young, tender. Younger;
more tender.
_Younginger._ _Young_, Young; _ing_, an offspring; _ere_, an agent. A
descendant of Young.
_Youngling._ _Geong-ling_, a youngling, a boy.
_Youngman._ _Geong_, young; _man_, a man. A young man; a youth.
_Younk._ Corruption of Young. See Young.
_Yuker._ _Iuc_, a yoke; _ere_, an agent. One who, or that which, is
yoked; a companion; a yoke-mate.