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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Bardolph

Axe-wolf

English

Baby

Infant

English

Bronsonn

Son of the brown man

English

Blagburn

Black brook

English

Bernett

Brown

French

Braylan
Bennedict

Blessed

Latin

Berish
Bijay

Conquering

Indian (Sanskrit)

Botolf

Messenger wolf

English

Bansi

Flute

Indian (Sanskrit)

Barras

Tradesman

English

Birk

Bright, shining; the birch tree; from the fortified settlement

French

Bronislaw

Glorious defender

Slavic

Bubbah
Brock

Badger-like

English

Baldovino

Bold, brave friend

German

Beamon

Beekeeper

English

Bairn

Child

Scottish

Bartleah

From Bart's meadow

English

Bromlee

Meadow where broom grows

English

Bourke

From the fortified settlement

French

Betelgeuse

Hand of the central one

German

Billyjoe
Bonaventura

Good fortune

Latin

Barek

Noble

Arabic

Baaz
Beldon

Pretty valley

French

Bebeodan

Commands

Anglo-Saxon

Boaz

Strength

Hebrew

Brencis

Crowned with Laurel

Slavic

Burton

Fortified settlement

English

Behitha

Eagle Child

Native American

Bardrich

Axe-ruler

European

Boyden

Messenger

Anglo-Saxon

Barcley

Birch tree meadow

Scottish

Beyren

At the byres or barn

English

Baxlee

Baker's meadow

English

Benedictson

Son of Benedict

Hebrew

Bramwell

Broom well; raven well

English

Burkhardt

“A formidable stronghold,” from the Germanic.

German

Bromleah

From the broom covered meadow

English

Bardric

Axe-ruler

European

Bradshaw

From the Broad Field, Forest

English

Beacon

Signal light

English

Bake

Short form of Baker

English

Bilagaana

White person (Navajo)

Native American

Bensson

Son of Ben

Bernt

Strong, brave bear

German

Brooklee

Created Name

American