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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Brownie

Browned-colored; chocolate dessert

English

Bricio
Baudric

Brave ruler

German

Brando

Sword; fiery torch, beacon

German

Botulf

Messenger wolf

English

Byrum

At the byres or barn

English

Baldwinn

Bold, brave friend

German

Burghard

Strong as a castle

English

Butler

Bottle bearer

English

Benevuto

Welcomed Birth

Italian

Burgard

Castle strong

English

Bertol

Bright strength; renowned leader

German

Bell
Blyth

Merry

English

Breylon
Billal
Bhoja
Birchall

Birch hall

English

Bulmaro
Blandford

Gray man's ford

English

Buhler

Hill dweller

German

Bhakati
Bobbee

English

Berwynne

Bear friend; bright friend

English

Braijon
Braxtyn

Respelling of Braxton

American

Bertwin

“The illustrious friend,” from the Ger manic beraht (bright) and the Anglo-Saxon wine (a friend).

Anglo-Saxon

Bairn

Child

Scottish

Barnes

Near the barns

English

Balbo

Mutterer

Latin

Boryslaw
Brooklynn
Benedykt
Braylon

Combination of Brayden and Waylon

American

Beegan

Small one

Irish

Breon
Barday

From Berkeley

Scottish

Buzzie
Birkhead

Lives at the birch headland

English

Bryceson
Biton

Of unknown meaning

Greek

Bushrod
Brocklea

Meadow of the badger

English

Brannan

Variant of Brandon.

Irish

Bonifacy

Fortunate, auspicious

Latin

Beacher

Near the beech trees

English

Beore

Birch tree

English

Babafemi
Beaslie

Meadow of peas

English

Bertrand

A French form of Bertram.

French