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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Bradd

Broad, wide; broad meadow

English

Basilides

Royal, kingly

Greek

Bachelor

Unmarried man

French

Brinlee

Burnt meadow

English

Barr

Poet, one who sings ballads; minstrel, singer-poet; young warrior; white or fair head

Scottish

Blayr

Field, plain

Scottish

Branlie

Raven meadow

English

Bri

High, noble

Irish

Blasio
Brooksone

Son of Brooke

English

Bridge

Lives near the bridge; bridge-worker

English

Bozidar
Beau

Handsome

French

Baigh

From the upper part

Scottish

Brendyn

Little Raven

Celtic

Bogart

Bow strength; orchard

German

Boubacar
Bynum
Banjo

Banjo

English

Brynmor

Large hill

Welsh

Braiser

Works with brass

English

Braedyn

Broad hill

English

Bartho

Son of Talmai (the farmer)

Aramaic

Brandon

Broom hill

English

Brysun
Bernhard

Strong, brave bear

German

Breasal

Pain

Irish

Berwynne

Bear friend; bright friend

English

Bisente
Besim
Bron

Son of the brown man

English

Brocklee

Meadow of the badger

English

Bertol

Bright strength; renowned leader

German

Berk

Birch tree meadow; the birch tree meadow; from the fortified settlement

Scottish

Bosley

Meadow near the woods

English

Benjimen

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

Hebrew

Badger
Braydon

Descendant of Brad?

Irish

Bromwyl

Well where broom grows

English

Braulie

Meadow at the slope of the hill

English

Belveder

Beautiful to see

Italian

Banx
Blu
Brylee
Brigham

Bridge homestead, settlement

English

Brendis

Flame

German

Branwyll

Broom well; raven well

English

Baylie
Bouvier

Ox

Latin

Baronicio

Young warrior

German