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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Brydger

Lives at tbe bridge

English

Bogart

Bow strength; orchard

German

Beiste

Beast

Scottish

Brent

Hill, mount

English

Benjie

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

Hebrew

Bartle

Son of Talmai (the farmer)

Aramaic

Biff

To hit

American

Banebridge

Pale bridge

Irish

Burnett

Brown

French

Beorht

Glorious

English

Brandy
Boe

Handsome; admirer; sweetheart

Scandinavian

Benson

Son of Ben

Brookie

Water, small stream

German

Birkitt

Birch coastland

English

Brenn

Teardrop

Irish

Brickel

Little bridge

German

Brocklie

Meadow of the badger

English

Benicio

Blessed

Latin

Brion

High, noble

Irish

Brend

Prince

Irish

Beartlaidh

From Bart's meadow

Irish

Bhavya

Large and Elegant

Indian (Sanskrit)

Beecham

The beautiful field

French

Booth

Dwelling place

Scandinavian

Brit

From Britanny or Britain

Latin

Balbo

Mutterer

Latin

Ballbo

Mutterer

Latin

Bertie

Noble, bright, famous; illustrious; bright settlement; bright, famous raven; day-bright; bright promise; illustrious warrior; northern brightness; bright fame

German

Barrlow

The bare hillside

English

Burly

Lives at the castle's meadow

English

Balgaire

Fox

Scottish

Brocleah

From tbe badger meadow

English

Bligh

Bliss

English

Bainbrydge

Lives near the bridge over the white water

English

Brenham
Bartolomej

Son of Talmai (the farmer)

Aramaic

Brailyn
Blakemore

From the dark moor

English

Balder

Courageous army

English

Bartel

Son of Talmai (the farmer)

Aramaic

Blackstone

Black stone

English

Birchell

Birch hall

English

Burgard

Castle strong

English

Bedell

Messenger

French

Belvin
Blian

Thin

Irish

Burdell
Burhan
Beattie

Voyager (through life); blessed

Latin