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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Byrne

Brook

English

Bo

To live

Scandinavian

Broderick

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

Welsh

Birnie

Island with the brook

English

Bogaard

Bow strength; orchard

German

Bing

The hollow shaped like a pot

German

Brinkley

From Brinca's Field

English

Bearacb

Marksman

Celtic

Baxter

Baker

English

Boc

Male deer

English

Berry

Berry

English

Brandyn

Broom, gorse hill

English

Bima

Brave

Indonesian

Bennett

Blessed

English

Babson

Son of Barbara

English

Berwynn

Bear friend; bright friend

English

Bedros

Stone

Armenian

Bordan

From the boar valley

Anglo-Saxon

Bowyn

Son of Owen

Celtic

Beornheard
Berto

Illustrious

English

Bors

Uncle of Arthur

Arthurian Legend

Brecken

Speckled, freckled

English

Baylon
Baynbridge

Pale bridge

Irish

Brede

Exalted, lofty

Irish

Bemeere

Trumpeter

English

Burris

Of the Town, Borough

English

Bedrich
Brysin

Descendant of Brice

Welsh

Burhardt

Strong as a castle

German

Bracken

Spotted

Gaelic

Blagdon

From the dark valley

English

Bekim
Barratt
Blian

Thin

Irish

Bibi

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

Hebrew

Bimo

Brave

Indonesian

Brookson

Son of Brooke

English

Blaine

Yellow

Gaelic

Banx
Benn

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

Hebrew

Balint

Health or love

Hungarian

Baronet

Burned clearing

English

Birr

From Birr

Irish

Blue

The Color

American

Burgh

Mountain

German

Braeson
Boyden

Messenger

Anglo-Saxon

Bairon