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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Beals

Handsome; meadow of peas

French

Borden

Vale of the boar

English

Burlie

Meadow with knotty-trunk trees

English

Bonnie
Biaggio

Stutterer

Latin

Broxton
Binh

Section

Vietnamese

Braedon

Broad hillside.

English

Beorhthramm

Glorious raven

English

Birch

Bright, shining; the birch tree

English

Boulus

Arabic form of Paul

Arabic

Bamey

Brave as a bear

German

Blanco

Fair, white

Spanish

Benjiman

Son of the right hand; son of the south; son of my old age

Hebrew

Broderick

“The son of Roderick,” from the Welsh mab (son of) and Roderick.

Welsh

Broddy
Beadurinc

Warrior

Anglo-Saxon

Breken
Bertil

Bright strength; renowned leader

German

Bradyn

From the broad valley

English

Bellvidere

Beautiful to see

Italian

Bonaventure

Good fortune

Latin

Branston

Son of Brand

English

Birley

Meadow with the cow byre

English

Bensyn
Blian

Thin

Irish

Banyan

Merchant

English

Braeson
Braven
Bertell

Bright strength; renowned leader

German

Bow

Blond

Scottish

Brosh

Cypress

Hebrew

Braiden

Descendant of Brad?

Irish

Boine

White cow

Irish

Branduff

Black raven

Irish

Bertie

Noble, bright, famous; illustrious; bright settlement; bright, famous raven; day-bright; bright promise; illustrious warrior; northern brightness; bright fame

German

Bruno

Brown

German

Brynly

Burnt meadow

English

Bearn

Son

Anglo-Saxon

Bonar

Gentle, mannerly

French

Buagh

Victorious

Irish

Bb
Branndon
Braylon

Combination of Brayden and Waylon

American

Briggs

Bridges

English

Byrn

Stream; brook

English

Bayley

Berry clearing; bailiff; city fortification

English

Bonifacio

Fortunate, auspicious

Latin

Baden

Bather

German

Bedford