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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Boaz

Strength

Hebrew

Bartholomew

Son of Talmai (the farmer)

Aramaic

Blane

Yellow

Gaelic

Babyboy
Brighton

Bridge settlement

English

Butch

Illustrious; butcher

English

Baruch

Blessed

Hebrew

Bryton
Bastian

A German form of Sebastian.

Latin

Brandin

Broom, gorse hill

English

Brando

Sword; fiery torch, beacon

German

Brien

High, noble

Irish

Bronx

Bronck's Land

American

Braedyn

Broad hill

English

Beaux
Bowie

Blond

Scottish

Breon
Bradlee

Broad meadow

English

Baxter

Baker

English

Binyomin
Bernabe

Son of consolation

Greek

Brook

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

German

Braxtyn

Respelling of Braxton

American

Boruch

Blessed

Hebrew

Brayton

From Bray's Town

English

Basilio

Royal, kingly

Greek

Benzion

Son of Zion

Hebrew

Burnell

Small brown one

French

Benaiah

God builds

Hebrew

Bayron
Benigno

Kind, well-born

Latin

Benuel
Bernardino

Strong, brave bear

German

Bonifacio

Fortunate, auspicious

Latin

Benjamen

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

Hebrew

Broc

Badger-like

English

Bryden
Bryer

Gentle and sweet.

English

Brooklyn

Broken land

Dutch

Brion

High, noble

Irish

Baldomero

Bold and renowned; famous ruler

German

Burdette

Bird

English

Blade

Knife, sword

English

Brodrick

Famous power

German

Benji

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

Hebrew

Braxten
Broden

Ditch

Irish

Benjiman

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

Hebrew

Beryl
Breck

Freckled; gap

Gaelic