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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Boynton

Town near the Boyne

Gaelic

Baley

Berry clearing; bailiff; city fortification

English

Barde

Poet, one who sings ballads; minstrel, singer-poet

Scottish

Bryon

High, noble

Irish

Barrett

Quarrelsome

English

Berk

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

Scottish

Bisente
Birche

Birch

English

Bhaltair

Strong fighter

Scottish

Bickford

Axe-man's ford

English

Brylon
Beachy

Near the beech trees

English

Bernardo

Strong, brave bear

German

Boguslaw
Beagen

Small one

Irish

Borna

Youthful

Armenian

Benedetto

Blessed

Latin

Brazen
Broomlie

Meadow where broom grows

English

Barke

Blessings

African

Branley

Raven meadow

English

Binyamino

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

Hebrew

Burt

Short form of Robert or Albert

German

Bardric

Axe-ruler

European

Buddey

Brother

English

Both

Dwelling place

Scandinavian

Bssil

Battle

Celtic

Brett

From Britanny or Britain

Latin

Birkhead

Lives at the birch headland

English

Bartlomiej

Son of Talmai (the farmer)

Aramaic

Burnet

Brown

French

Bradd

Broad, wide; broad meadow

English

Bracken

Spotted

Gaelic

Blaize

Lisp, stutter

Latin

Beamus

Foundation

Greek

Bruno

Brown

German

Bridget
Bersules

A knight

Arthurian Legend

Brigbam

Lives by the bridge

English

Blakely

Dark meadow; pale meadow

English

Berke

The birch tree meadow; from the fortified settlement

French

Bartley

Birch tree meadow

Scottish

Bayerd

Poet, one who sings ballads

Scottish

Byrtel

From the bird hill

English

Bertil

Bright strength; renowned leader

German

Benyamin

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

Hebrew

Bansi

Flute

Indian (Sanskrit)

Bartow

Son of Talmai (the farmer)

Aramaic

Bureig

Lives on the brook island

English

Borden

Vale of the boar

English