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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Bronnson

Son of the brown man

English

Bronsen

Son of the brown man

English

Bronsin

Son of the brown man

English

Bronson

Son of the brown man

English

Bronsonn

Son of the brown man

English

Bronsson

Son of the brown man

English

Bronx

Bronck's Land

American

Brook

Water, small stream; stream near the hollow; western stream

German

Brooke

Water, small stream; western stream

German

Brookes

Water, small stream

German

Brookie

Water, small stream

German

Brooklee

Created Name

American

Brooklyn

Broken land

Dutch

Brooklynn
Brooks

Small stream

English

Brookson

Son of Brooke

English

Brooksone

Son of Brooke

English

Broomlie

Meadow where broom grows

English

Broox

Created Name

American

Brose

Immortal

Greek

Brosedy

Ditch

Irish

Brosh

Cypress

Hebrew

Brougher

Lives at the fortress

English

Broughton

Setlement near the fortress

English

Broward
Browder
Brown

English

Brownie

Browned-colored; chocolate dessert

English

Broxton
Bruce

“The man from the brushwood,” ultimately from the Latin bruscia, brush wood.

Ancient

Brucey

French

Brucie

French

Bruhier

Name of a Sultan

Arabic

Bruin

Brown

German

Bruino

Brown

German

Bruis

From the town of Bruis

Scottish

Brun

Brown or dark

Anglo-Saxon

Brunel

Small brown one

French

Brunell

Small brown one

French

Brunelle

Dark haired

French

Bruno

Brown

German

Brunon

Brown

German

Brunson
Brunswick

Bruno's village

German

Bruto

Dull, stupid

Latin

Brutus

Dull, stupid

Latin

Bryan

High and noble

English

Bryant

A variant spelling of Briant.

English

Bryar
Bryce

Speckled

English