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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Bromlea

Meadow where broom grows

English

Beamard

Brave as a bear

Irish

Bharat
Burgaud

Castle strong

English

Burton

Fortified settlement

English

Both

Dwelling place

Scandinavian

Broddy
Behitha

Eagle Child

Native American

Burnett

Brown

French

Bhaic

Bank

Scottish

Brinton

From Brinton

English

Barneston

From the Town of Barnes

English

Brooklyn

Broken land

Dutch

Bairon
Blaise

Lisp, stutter

Latin

Beegan

Small one

Irish

Bliant

Healer

Arthurian Legend

Banan

Slayer

Anglo-Saxon

Baruj

Blessed

Hebrew

Bachelor

Unmarried man

French

Barrclay

Birch tree meadow; the birch tree meadow

Scottish

Bayne

Pale bridge

Irish

Bramwel

Broom well; raven well

English

Braidie

Descendant of Br?ch

Irish

Beale

Handsome; handsome; admirer; sweetheart

French

Boine

White cow

Irish

Birungi

Bringer of Good Things

African

Baerhloew

Ruler or lives on the bare hill

English

Berg

Mountain

German

Banx
Blakemore

From the dark moor

English

Bitten

Desire

German

Brylan
Braxtyn

Respelling of Braxton

American

Balthasaar

Baal protect the king

Ancient

Banning

Small fair one; son of the fair one

Irish

Brantson

Variant of Brand. Mohawk Indian Joseph Brant was a renowned strategist who fought for the British during the American Revolution: and a devout scholar who translated Christian religious works into his native Indian tongue.

English

Bruis

From the town of Bruis

Scottish

Beven

Son of Evan

Welsh

Bryden
Baruc
BaIloch

From the pasture

Scottish

Burckhardt

Castle strong

English

Bert

Illustrious

English

Bernabe

Son of consolation

Greek

Bronn

Dark skinned

English

Braddford

Broad ford

English

Booth

Dwelling place

Scandinavian

Barre

Gateway

English

Bonnar

Gentle, mannerly

French