Medieval Ship Name Generator

Cogs, galleys and river boats of the Middle Ages

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Generate names for medieval ships and boats: cogs, hulks, galleys, carracks, fishing cobles and river barges. The list mixes a few recorded names such as Grace Dieu and Cog Thomas with period-style inventions like Godsgrace of Fowey and Abbot's Shout of Chertsey.

About medieval ship names

Medieval ships were named above all for protection. From the late 1200s to the 1400s most recorded ship names are a saint's name, a holy name or a short blessing, and clerks told ships of the same name apart by adding the home port or the type of hull. That is why the records hold forms like Cog Thomas, Trinity Royal and Nicholas of the Tower, the last marking one of the English king's own ships.

This list holds 1,000 names in that manner. A small share are names that medieval ships bore, such as Grace Dieu, Holigost, Mora and Peter von Danzig. The rest are inventions in period style: English saints with ports (Saint Katherine of Lynn), hull types with names (Barge Maudelayne), blessings (Godsgrace of Fowey), royal and heraldic names, Hanseatic cogs with German names, Venetian, Genoese and Catalan galleys, French and Norman ships, crusader and pilgrim transports, trading ships, and the carracks and caravels of the 1400s.

Boats get their share too: fishing cobles and doggers, ferries, abbey barges and river craft such as Severn Trow and Keel of York. Pick a name by where and when your story is set, then match the port and the language to your setting.

How to choose medieval ship names

  • Match the hull to the setting: cogs and hulks carry the northern trades, galleys work the Mediterranean, and carracks and caravels belong to the 1400s.
  • Add a home port to tell two ships apart, the way medieval clerks did: Trinity of Bristol and Trinity of Newcastle can lie in one harbor without confusion.
  • Keep the language of the name in step with the flag: Sankt Jürgen for a Lübeck cog, San Marco for a Venetian galley, Sant Jordi for a Catalan one.
  • Give small craft humble names. A coble, a ferry or a river barge reads well with a pet name, an owner or a place, such as Malkin of Mousehole or Abbot's Barge of Westminster.
  • Leave out later habits: no HMS or SS in front, and no names like Victory or Dreadnought, which belong to later navies.

Frequently asked questions

Are these real medieval ship names?

A small share are. Grace Dieu, Holigost, Trinity Royal, Jesus, Christopher, Cog Thomas, Mora, White Ship, Blanche-Nef, Nicholas of the Tower, Matthew and Peter von Danzig are names that medieval ships bore. Most of the rest are inventions written in the same manner, so treat them as period-style ideas and not as a historical record.

How were medieval ships named?

From the late 1200s on, most recorded names are those of saints, holy names such as Trinity, or short blessings like Grace Dieu, which means grace of God. Ships that shared a name were told apart by home port or type, which gives forms like Cog Thomas and Nicholas of the Tower.

Does the list include medieval boat names as well as ships?

Yes. Besides cogs, galleys and carracks there are names for fishing boats, ferries and river craft, such as Coble of Whitby, Long Ferry of Gravesend, Trow of Tewkesbury and Eel Boat of Ramsey.

Which names suit a tabletop campaign or a historical novel?

Choose by region and date. A Hanseatic merchant might sail Bunte Kuh or Katharina von Riga, a crusader fleet could include Falcon of the Temple, and a voyage of the late 1400s fits a name like Caravel of Palos. None of the 1,000 names uses a later navy prefix.

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A: 37 names

  • Abbot's Barge of Westminster
  • Abbot's Boat of Crowland
  • Abbot's Cog
  • Abbot's Keel of Selby
  • Abbot's Lighter of Ramsey
  • Abbot's Shout of Chertsey
  • Adkin of Kessingland
  • Agnes of Woodbridge
  • Aidan of Bamburgh
  • Alison of Staithes
  • All Hallows
  • All Saints
  • Allerheiligen
  • Almogàver
  • Alphege of Greenwich
  • Alum Carrack of Genoa
  • Andreas von Stettin
  • Andrew of Bordeaux
  • Andrew of Grimsby
  • Andrew of Pittenweem
  • Andrew of Shoreham
  • Andrew of Tripoli
  • Andrew's Boat
  • Angel Gabriel
  • Anna von Elbing
  • Anne of Hampton
  • Anne of the Tower
  • Annot
  • Annot of Leigh
  • Antelope
  • Anthony of Lisbon
  • Antilia
  • Antony of Padstow
  • Archangel
  • Archbishop's Barge of Lambeth
  • Aust Passage Boat
  • Austin of Bristol

B: 61 names

  • Balinger Anne
  • Balinger Gabriel
  • Balinger Nicholas
  • Baptist of Rhodes
  • Barbara of Wells
  • Barge Blanche
  • Barge Katherine
  • Barge Maudelayne
  • Barge of Dartmouth
  • Barge of Fowey
  • Barge Paul
  • Barge Philippa
  • Barley Keel of Norwich
  • Bartholomew of Southwold
  • Barton Ferry
  • Batkin of Lydd
  • Bavo of Ghent
  • Bayard
  • Bear and Ragged Staff
  • Beauseant
  • Belle
  • Bérrio
  • Bethlehem
  • Bevis of Hampton
  • Billingsgate Boat
  • Birlinn of Islay
  • Biscayan Nao
  • Bishop's Barge
  • Bishop's Shout
  • Black Bull of Clarence

B, continued

  • Black Cog of Winchelsea
  • Blaise of Norwich
  • Blanche
  • Blanche-Nef
  • Blane of Rothesay
  • Blessed Mary of Lyme
  • Blessing
  • Blessing of Ipswich
  • Blithe
  • Blithe of Orwell
  • Blithe of Staithes
  • Blue Boar
  • Blue Lion of Percy
  • Boa Esperança
  • Bom Jesus
  • Bon An
  • Bon An of Rye
  • Bonaventure
  • Bonaventure of Cromer
  • Botolph of Boston
  • Brendan of Galway
  • Brendan's Currach
  • Breton Carvel
  • Bridgewarden's Shout
  • Brigitta von Visby
  • Broom Flower
  • Bucintoro
  • Buis van Hoorn
  • Bunte Kuh
  • Buonaventura
  • Burchio of Padua

C: 76 names

  • Cabo Bojador
  • Caliburn
  • Cam Lighter of Reach
  • Candlemas
  • Caravel of Palos
  • Caravela de Lagos
  • Caravela do Infante
  • Carrack of Savona
  • Carvel Antony
  • Carvel of Eu
  • Carvel of Portingale
  • Cecily of Goseford
  • Chaland of Orléans
  • Chalk Barge of Northfleet
  • Chanticleer
  • Charity
  • Charity of Southwold
  • Christmas
  • Christoffer von Stralsund
  • Christopher
  • Christopher of Boston
  • Christopher of Calais
  • Christopher of Dartmouth
  • Christopher's Ferry
  • Cissot of Putney
  • Clement of Dover
  • Clement of Dunwich
  • Coal Keel of Newcastle
  • Coble Hilda
  • Coble of Whitby
  • Coca Baionesa
  • Coca de Mallorca
  • Coca Sant Climent
  • Coca Sant Joan
  • Cocca Barbariga
  • Cocca degli Adorno
  • Cocca Foscarina
  • Cocca Querina

C, continued

  • Cockboat Jonet
  • Cockle Shell
  • Cog All Hallows
  • Cog Anne
  • Cog Edward
  • Cog Isabel
  • Cog James
  • Cog John
  • Cog Katherine
  • Cog Margaret
  • Cog Nicholas
  • Cog Thomas
  • Colin of Selsey
  • Columba of Iona
  • Columbine
  • Compostela
  • Comte de Barcelona
  • Conger of Guernsey
  • Corn Barge of Henley
  • Corn Cog of Danzig
  • Corunna Pilgrim
  • Count's Galley
  • Countess of the Hospital
  • Craccher of the Tower
  • Crayer Margery
  • Crayer of Rye
  • Crayer Peter
  • Crescent of Percy
  • Cresset
  • Crispin of Sheringham
  • Cristofre of Hull
  • Croce di San Giorgio
  • Cross of Jerusalem
  • Cruz de Cristo
  • Currach of Dingle
  • Cuthbert of Hartlepool
  • Cuthman of Steyning
  • Cybi of Holyhead

D: 38 names

  • Dame Fortune
  • Dame Philippa
  • Danziger Kogge
  • Das Einhorn
  • Das Große Kraweel
  • David of Tenby
  • Dawkin
  • Declan of Youghal
  • Der Falke
  • Der Goldene Stern
  • Der Greif
  • Der Hirsch
  • Der Morgenstern
  • Der Rote Löwe
  • Der Schwan
  • Der Schwarze Adler
  • Der Stör
  • Der Weiße Schwan
  • Der Wilde Mann
  • Die Möwe
  • Die Rote Rose
  • Die Taube
  • Dieu la Beneie
  • Dieu la Garde
  • Dogger Andrew
  • Dogger of Scarborough
  • Dolphin
  • Donatian of Bruges
  • Dorothea von Danzig
  • Drapers' Balinger
  • Dromond Michael
  • Dromond of Acre
  • Duke's Carvel
  • Dun Cow
  • Dunstan of Deal
  • Durendal
  • Duthac of Tain
  • Dyot of Heacham

E: 28 names

  • Eanswythe of Folkestone
  • Earl's Barge
  • Edmund of Orwell
  • Edward of Hastings
  • Edward Royal
  • Eel Boat of Ramsey
  • Eel of Ely
  • Eglantine
  • Eglantine of Winchelsea
  • Egwin of Evesham
  • El Falcó
  • El Pelegrí
  • Elbe Ewer of Hamburg
  • Eleanor of Whitby
  • Elisabeth von Königsberg
  • Elyn of Ipswich
  • Emma of Orwell
  • Emmanuel
  • Emmot
  • Emmot of Filey
  • Endellion of Port Isaac
  • Engel Gabriel
  • Ermine of Brittany
  • Erzengel Michael
  • Esnecca
  • Espírito Santo
  • Evot of Sizewell
  • Exe Lighter of Topsham

F: 21 names

  • Falcon
  • Falcon and Fetterlock
  • Falcon of Plymouth
  • Falcon of the Temple
  • Falcon of the Tower
  • Farcost Elyn
  • Farcost of Hedon
  • Fen Lighter of Wisbech
  • Ferry of Sandwich
  • Finbar of Cork
  • Finisterre
  • Fisher of Hastings
  • Fisher of Yarmouth
  • Fishmongers' Crayer
  • Fleur de Lys
  • Flower
  • Flying Hart
  • Fortunate Isles
  • Fortune of Aldeburgh
  • Fortune's Wheel
  • Fur Cog of Novgorod

G: 85 names

  • Gabriel
  • Gabriel of Orford
  • Gabriel of Poole
  • Gabriel of the Tower
  • Galea Capitana
  • Galea Contarina
  • Galea Dandola
  • Galea degli Spinola
  • Galea dei Doria
  • Galea del Doge
  • Galea di Alessandria
  • Galea di Barberia
  • Galea di Fiandra
  • Galea di Romania
  • Galea Giustiniana
  • Galea Loredana
  • Galea Morosina
  • Galera Reial
  • Galley Blanche
  • Galley of Lynn
  • Galley of Rhodes
  • Galley of the Isles
  • Galley of Winchelsea
  • Galley Philip
  • Galley Rose
  • Garland
  • Garland of Yarmouth
  • Gascon Rose

G, continued

  • Gaynpayn
  • Gaynpayn of Dunwich
  • George of Bristol
  • George of Bruges
  • George of Ipswich
  • George of the Tower
  • George of Winchelsea
  • Georgsdrache
  • Gerfalcon
  • Gertrud von Kampen
  • Gift of God
  • Giles of Leith
  • Giles of Lowestoft
  • Gillot
  • Godbefore
  • Godsgift
  • Godsgift of Brixham
  • Godsgrace
  • Godsgrace of Boston
  • Godsgrace of Fowey
  • Godspeed
  • Godspeed of Scarborough
  • Godyer
  • Godyer of Blakeney
  • Golden Fleece
  • Goldfinch
  • Goldfinch of Maldon
  • Gonfalone di San Marco

G, continued

  • Good Comfort
  • Good Haven
  • Good Hope
  • Good Pace
  • Good Tidings
  • Goodwill
  • Goshawk
  • Gottes Gnade
  • Gottes Segen
  • Governor
  • Grace Dieu
  • Grace of God
  • Gracedieu of Hamble
  • Great Barge of London
  • Great Buss of Marseille
  • Great Carrack of Genoa
  • Great Carrack of Rhodes
  • Great Cog of Lynn
  • Great Nef of Bayonne
  • Great Ship of Danzig
  • Great Ship of Ragusa
  • Greyhound
  • Griffin
  • Griffin of Southampton
  • Grocers' Carvel
  • Große Kogge von Elbing
  • Guardian Angel
  • Gute Hoffnung
  • Guy of Warwick

H: 42 names

  • Hamburger Kogge
  • Hankin
  • Hart
  • Hart of Dover
  • Hauteclere
  • Havelok of Grimsby
  • Heilige Drei Könige
  • Heilige Dreifaltigkeit
  • Heilige Drievuldigheid
  • Heiliger Geist
  • Heiliges Kreuz
  • Helen of Ravenser
  • Help of God
  • Heron of the Fens
  • Herring Buss of Hoorn
  • Herring of Scania
  • Herring of Yarmouth
  • Hessle Ferry
  • Hewet of Flamborough
  • Hilda of Whitby
  • Hind

H, continued

  • Hind of Poole
  • Holigost
  • Holk von Lübeck
  • Holy Blood of Bruges
  • Holy Blood of Hailes
  • Holy Cross
  • Holy Cross of Saltfleet
  • Holy Ghost
  • Holy Ghost of Southampton
  • Holy Ghost of the Tower
  • Holy Innocents
  • Holy Rood
  • Holy Rood of Barton
  • Holy Sepulchre
  • Holy Trinity
  • Hook and Line
  • Hopkin of Datchet
  • Horse Ship of Limassol
  • Hulk Christopher
  • Hulk Godyer
  • Humber Keel

I: 10 names

  • Ibbot of Salcombe
  • Iceland Dogger
  • Il Falcone
  • Il Grifone
  • Il Pellegrino
  • Isabel of Grimsby
  • Isengrim
  • Iseult
  • Isle of Brasil
  • Itchen Ferry

J: 22 names

  • Jaffa Galley
  • Jakob von Rostock
  • James of Blakeney
  • James of Compostela
  • James of Corunna
  • James of Rye
  • Jankin
  • Jerusalem
  • Jesus
  • Jesus of Plymouth
  • Johannes von Hamburg
  • John of Beverley
  • John of Rhodes
  • John of Sluys
  • John of Teignmouth
  • Jonet of Newcastle
  • Joy of Our Lady
  • Joyeuse
  • Julian of Le Conquet
  • Julian of Romney
  • Julian's Ferry
  • Jürgen von Wismar

K: 22 names

  • Karveel van Zierikzee
  • Kateryn of Walberswick
  • Katharina von Riga
  • Katherine of Castro Urdiales
  • Katherine of Famagusta
  • Katherine of Middelburg
  • Katherine of Sandwich
  • Katherine of Sinai
  • Katherine of the Tower
  • Katherine Sturmy
  • Katherine Wheel
  • Keel Cuthbert
  • Keel of York
  • Kenelm of Upton
  • King Horn
  • King's Barge
  • King's Carvel
  • King's Dromond
  • King's Esnecca
  • King's Galley of Rye
  • King's Hall
  • Klaus von Bremen

L: 68 names

  • L'Espérance
  • L'Étienne de Caen
  • L'Hermine du Conquet
  • L'Oriflamme
  • La Barge de Dieppe
  • La Bonne-Aventure
  • La Catherine de Rouen
  • La Colomba
  • La Coque d'Oléron
  • La Coque de Barfleur
  • La Damoiselle
  • La Galée du Roi
  • La Grande Nef de Rouen
  • La Jehanne de Fécamp
  • La Madeleine de Barfleur
  • La Marguerite de Harfleur
  • La Montjoie
  • La Nativité
  • La Nef de Saint-Valery
  • La Nef du Roi
  • La Pèlerine
  • La Pellegrina
  • La Pentecôte
  • La Pisana
  • La Sainte-Croix
  • La Speranza
  • La Toussaint
  • La Trinité
  • La Trinité de Fécamp
  • Lamb of the Temple
  • Lamprey of Gloucester
  • Lancelot
  • Largesse
  • Laurence of Maldon

L, continued

  • Le Baleinier de Harfleur
  • Le Barthélemy de La Rochelle
  • Le Christophe de Dieppe
  • Le Faucon
  • Le Jacques du Crotoy
  • Le Léopard de Normandie
  • Le Nicolas de Honfleur
  • Le Paradis
  • Le Pèlerin de Saint-Malo
  • Le Pierre de La Rochelle
  • Le Saint-Esprit
  • Le Saint-Sauveur
  • Lead Barge of Hull
  • Leeuw van Vlaanderen
  • Legate's Galley
  • Leonard of Aldeburgh
  • Leone di San Marco
  • Leopard
  • Les Deux Léopards
  • Lion of Cyprus
  • Lion Rampant
  • Little Avice of Runswick
  • Little Jankin
  • Little Jesus of the Tower
  • Little Trinity of the Tower
  • Lleny de Blanes
  • Lodeman
  • Lodeship of Cromer
  • Lodestar
  • Long Ferry of Gravesend
  • Long Galley of Southampton
  • Lord Warden's Galley
  • Louis of Aigues-Mortes
  • Lucy of Cley

M: 81 names

  • Machar of Aberdeen
  • Mackerel of Brighthelmstone
  • Magdalen of Vézelay
  • Magnus of Kirkwall
  • Magnus of Scarborough
  • Maiden of Lynn
  • Malkin
  • Malkin of Mousehole
  • Malmsey Carrack
  • Malt Barge of Ware
  • Marbler of Purbeck
  • Margaret Cely
  • Margaret Cog
  • Margaret of Antwerp
  • Margaret of Dundee
  • Margaret of Plymouth
  • Margaret of Tynemouth
  • Margaret of Yarmouth
  • Margarete von Reval
  • Margery of Boston
  • Margery of Leigh
  • Marie Hampton
  • Marie of the Tower
  • Marie Sandwich
  • Marie von Greifswald
  • Marienburg
  • Mariendrache

M, continued

  • Marigold
  • Marion of Cromer
  • Mariot
  • Mariot of Hythe
  • Martin of Cromer
  • Martin of Tours
  • Martyr of Canterbury
  • Mary and John of Hull
  • Mary Bonaventure
  • Mary Canynges
  • Mary Flower
  • Mary Fortune
  • Mary George
  • Mary Grace
  • Mary James
  • Mary Katherine
  • Mary of Bilbao
  • Mary of Danzig
  • Mary of Haverford
  • Mary of Penmarch
  • Mary of Weymouth
  • Mary Redcliffe
  • Master's Galley of Acre
  • Matthew
  • Matthew of Bristol
  • Maudelayne of Dartmouth
  • Maudelayne of Lynn

M, continued

  • Mayor's Barge of London
  • Mayor's Cog of Bristol
  • Meermin van Edam
  • Mercers' Barge
  • Merchant Adventurer
  • Mercy
  • Merlin of Carmarthen
  • Mermaid
  • Mermaid of Fowey
  • Meuse Barge of Liège
  • Mew
  • Michael of Colchester
  • Michael of Libourne
  • Michael of Looe
  • Michael of Monte Gargano
  • Michael of the Mount
  • Michaelmas
  • Mighell of Yarmouth
  • Mildred of Ramsgate
  • Miller's Punt
  • Moluag of Lismore
  • Monks' Barge of Beaulieu
  • Monks' Boat of Tintern
  • Monks' Ferry of Birkenhead
  • Mora
  • Multose of Kinsale
  • Mungo of Dumbarton

N: 27 names

  • Name of Jesus
  • Nau do Porto
  • Nau Santa Eulàlia
  • Nave dei Lomellini
  • Nave Trevisana
  • Nazareth
  • Nef Bonaventure
  • Nef Margaret
  • Neue Kogge von Stralsund
  • Nicholas of Aberdeen
  • Nicholas of Acre
  • Nicholas of Bari
  • Nicholas of Bayonne
  • Nicholas of Hull
  • Nicholas of Southampton
  • Nicholas of the Tower
  • Nightingale
  • Nightingale of Harwich
  • Nikolaus von Lübeck
  • Niña
  • Nine Worthies
  • Ninian of Leith
  • Notre-Dame de Boulogne
  • Notre-Dame de Grâce
  • Notre-Dame de la Garde
  • Notre-Dame de Rocamadour
  • Notre-Dame du Puy

O: 22 names

  • Oberländer
  • Olaf von Bergen
  • Olave of Bergen
  • Olave of Yarmouth
  • Olifant
  • Onze Lieve Vrouwe
  • Ostrich Feather
  • Oswald of Tynemouth
  • Oswin of Shields
  • Our Lady of Grace
  • Our Lady of Ipswich
  • Our Lady of Nazareth
  • Our Lady of Pity
  • Our Lady of Saidnaya
  • Our Lady of Sandwich
  • Our Lady of Tortosa
  • Our Lady of Walsingham
  • Our Lady of Winchelsea
  • Our Lady's Boat
  • Our Lady's Grace
  • Outremer
  • Oyster of Colchester

P: 46 names

  • Palm of Jericho
  • Palmer
  • Palmer of Jaffa
  • Palmer's Hope
  • Paraclete
  • Paradiso
  • Patrick of Waterford
  • Paul of Mousehole
  • Peace of God
  • Pelican
  • Pelican of Hull
  • Perkin
  • Perkin of Polperro
  • Peter and Paul of Lynn
  • Peter of Exmouth
  • Peter of La Rochelle
  • Peter of Scarborough
  • Peter von Danzig
  • Peter's Boat
  • Petronilla of Topsham
  • Philip of the Tower
  • Philippa of Hartlepool
  • Philpot of Pevensey

P, continued

  • Phoenix of Bristol
  • Pilchard of Mevagissey
  • Pilgrim Galley of Venice
  • Pilgrim of Bristol
  • Pilgrim of Dartmouth
  • Pilgrim's Staff
  • Pinta
  • Pity of Our Lady
  • Plenty
  • Plenty of Hull
  • Plenty of Lowestoft
  • Popinjay
  • Popinjay of Sandwich
  • Portcullis
  • Portejoie
  • Porto Santo
  • Prester John
  • Primrose
  • Primrose of Weymouth
  • Prince's Balinger
  • Prior's Boat of Ely
  • Prior's Coble of Holy Island
  • Puffin of Lundy

Q: 4 names

  • Queen's Barge
  • Queen's Dromond
  • Queen's Ferry
  • Queen's Hall

R: 26 names

  • Ragstone Barge of the Medway
  • Raphael
  • Red Cog
  • Red Dragon of Wales
  • Red Galley
  • Red Rose of Lancaster
  • Reed Lighter of Whittlesey
  • Regent
  • Reynard
  • Rhine Barge of Cologne
  • Rhône Barge of Avignon
  • Robin of Whitby
  • Roccaforte
  • Rode Leeuw
  • Roebuck
  • Roland
  • Rood of Bromholm
  • Rood of Grace
  • Rose
  • Rose of Rye
  • Rose of the Temple
  • Rose of the Tower
  • Rose Royal
  • Rote Kogge
  • Rush Boat of Crowland
  • Rutter

S: 207 names

  • Safe Conduct
  • Saint Aldhelm of Wareham
  • Saint Andrew of Plymouth
  • Saint Anne of Bristol
  • Saint Brannock of Barnstaple
  • Saint Bridget of Minehead
  • Saint Budoc of Falmouth
  • Saint Christopher of Rye
  • Saint Clement of Hastings
  • Saint Decuman of Watchet
  • Saint Edmund of Southampton
  • Saint George of Fowey
  • Saint Giles of Shoreham
  • Saint Helen of Seaford
  • Saint James of Poole
  • Saint John of Weymouth
  • Saint Katherine of Lynn
  • Saint Leonard of Hythe
  • Saint Margaret of Dover
  • Saint Martin of Looe
  • Saint Mary Magdalen of Lyme
  • Saint Mary of Winchelsea
  • Saint Michael of Mousehole
  • Saint Nectan of Hartland
  • Saint Nicholas of Dartmouth
  • Saint Paul of Exmouth
  • Saint Peter of Topsham
  • Saint Petroc of Padstow
  • Saint Piran of Penryn
  • Saint Richard of Chichester
  • Saint Swithun of Hamble
  • Saint Thomas of Sandwich
  • Saint Werburgh of Chester
  • Saint Wulfstan of Worcester

S, continued

  • Saint-André de Bordeaux
  • Saint-Denis
  • Saint-Jacques de Dieppe
  • Saint-Léon de Bayonne
  • Saint-Louis
  • Saint-Michel au Péril de la Mer
  • Saint-Nicolas de Dieppe
  • Saint-Ouen de Rouen
  • Saint-Romain de Rouen
  • Saint-Vincent de Saint-Malo
  • Saint-Yves de Tréguier
  • Sainte-Anne de Penmarch
  • Sainte-Barbe
  • Sainte-Catherine de Honfleur
  • Sainte-Foy
  • Sainte-Geneviève
  • Sainte-Honorine
  • Sainte-Marguerite
  • Sainte-Marie de Leure
  • Sainte-Marie-Madeleine
  • Sainte-Radegonde
  • Salmon Coble of Berwick
  • Salt Hulk of Bourgneuf
  • Salters' Keel
  • Salvator
  • San Biagio di Ragusa
  • San Ciriaco
  • San Donato
  • San Fruttuoso di Camogli
  • San Gennaro
  • San Giorgio
  • San Giovanni Battista
  • San Marco
  • San Marco di Candia
  • San Matteo

S, continued

  • San Michele di Murano
  • San Nazario
  • San Nicola di Bari
  • San Nicolò
  • San Nicolò di Chioggia
  • San Pietro di Castello
  • San Pietro di Portovenere
  • San Ranieri
  • San Siro
  • San Teodoro
  • San Tito di Candia
  • San Torpete
  • San Venerio
  • San Zaccaria
  • Sancta Maria
  • Sancta Trinitas
  • Sankt Adalbert
  • Sankt Andreas
  • Sankt Ansgar
  • Sankt Barbara
  • Sankt Brandan
  • Sankt Christoffer
  • Sankt Clemens
  • Sankt Dorothea
  • Sankt Gertrud
  • Sankt Jakob
  • Sankt Jürgen
  • Sankt Katharina
  • Sankt Kunibert
  • Sankt Marien
  • Sankt Nikolaus
  • Sankt Olaf
  • Sankt Reinold
  • Sankt Willehad

S, continued

  • Sant Andreu
  • Sant Antoni
  • Sant Bartomeu
  • Sant Climent
  • Sant Cristòfol
  • Sant Cugat
  • Sant Elm
  • Sant Esperit
  • Sant Feliu de Guíxols
  • Sant Francesc
  • Sant Jaume
  • Sant Joan
  • Sant Jordi
  • Sant Jordi de Barcelona
  • Sant Llorenç
  • Sant Martí
  • Sant Miquel
  • Sant Narcís
  • Sant Nicolau
  • Sant Pere
  • Sant Pere de Rodes
  • Sant Sever
  • Sant Vicenç de Cotlliure
  • Sant'Agata di Catania
  • Sant'Andrea di Amalfi
  • Sant'Antonio di Noli
  • Sant'Erasmo
  • Sant'Eufemia
  • Santa Àgata
  • Santa Anna
  • Santa Caterina
  • Santa Chiara
  • Santa Clara
  • Santa Coloma
  • Santa Creu

S, continued

  • Santa Croce
  • Santa Giustina
  • Santa Margarida
  • Santa Margherita
  • Santa Maria Assunta
  • Santa Maria de Belém
  • Santa Maria de Montserrat
  • Santa Maria del Mar
  • Santa Maria del Pi
  • Santa Maria di Castello
  • Santa Tecla
  • Santo António
  • Santo Spirito
  • São Brás
  • São Cristóvão
  • São Gabriel
  • São Jorge da Mina
  • São Lourenço
  • São Miguel
  • São Pantaleão
  • São Pedro
  • São Rafael
  • São Tomé
  • São Vicente de Lisboa
  • Saviour
  • Saviour of Guetaria
  • Scallop of Compostela
  • Sedge Boat of Ely
  • Seine Barge of Rouen
  • Senyera Reial
  • Seven Cities
  • Seven Stars
  • Severn Trow
  • Shipman's Barge

S, continued

  • Shout of Bridge House
  • Sidwell of Exeter
  • Simkin
  • Sint Andries
  • Sint Bavo van Haarlem
  • Sint Christoffel
  • Sint Jacob van Vlissingen
  • Sint Jan van Sluis
  • Sint Joris van Antwerpen
  • Sint Katelijne
  • Sint Laurens van Rotterdam
  • Sint Maarten van Utrecht
  • Sint Nicolaas van Brugge
  • Sint Pieter van Oostende
  • Slate Barge of Looe
  • Sovereign
  • Sparrowhawk
  • Sparrowhawk of Dartmouth
  • Spice Galley of Venice
  • Sprat of Southwold
  • Staff and Scrip
  • Stafford Knot
  • Stapler of Calais
  • Staplers' Hulk
  • Stephen of Brightlingsea
  • Stockfish of Bergen
  • Stone Barge of Caen
  • Stone Shout of Maidstone
  • Sturgeon
  • Sun in Splendour
  • Swallow
  • Swallow of Fowey
  • Swan of Bohun
  • Swan of the Tower
  • Sweepstake

T: 31 names

  • Talbot
  • Tarida de Tortosa
  • Tarida of Messina
  • Tercel
  • Thistle
  • Thomas of Canterbury
  • Thomas of Harwich
  • Thomas of Hythe
  • Thomas of the Tower
  • Three Kings
  • Three Kings of Cologne
  • Three Leopards
  • Tibbot of Brancaster
  • Tilbury Ferry
  • Tinner of Fowey
  • Tomkin
  • Tomkin of Brixham
  • Trenchemer
  • Trent Keel of Torksey
  • Trinity
  • Trinity Cog
  • Trinity of Bristol
  • Trinity of Dublin
  • Trinity of Newcastle
  • Trinity of the Vintry
  • Trinity of Wainfleet
  • Trinity Royal
  • Tristram
  • Trow of Tewkesbury
  • True Cross
  • Tun of Gascony

U: 4 names

  • Unicorn of Leith
  • Unsere Liebe Frau
  • Ursula von Köln
  • Usciere of Brindisi

V: 6 names

  • Valk van Veere
  • Vernicle
  • Vincent of Lisbon
  • Vintners' Cog
  • Vintry Barge
  • Vistula Barge of Thorn

W: 34 names

  • Walstan of Happisburgh
  • Water Bailiff's Boat
  • Watkin
  • Watkin of Tenby
  • Wax Ship of Riga
  • Waynpayn
  • Waynpayn of Hythe
  • Welfare
  • Welfare of Cromer
  • Weser Barge of Bremen
  • Wheatsheaf
  • White Boar
  • White Cog of Yarmouth
  • White Falcon
  • White Hart
  • White Hind
  • White Lion of March
  • White Rose of York
  • White Ship
  • Whiting of Rye
  • Wilfrid of Cawood
  • Wilkin
  • Wilkin of Brightlingsea
  • William of York
  • Wilmot of Bosham
  • Wine Cog of Hampton
  • Wine Lighter of Queenhithe
  • Winifred of Chester
  • Withburga of Holkham
  • Woad Ship of Bayonne
  • Wool Cog of Lynn
  • Woolfleet of Boston
  • Woolsack
  • Wye Trow of Monmouth

Y: 1 name

  • Yellow Carvel

Z: 1 name

  • Zwaan van Brugge