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From the place name Brackenbury, meaning 'bracken-covered hill'.

A modern invented name, possibly a blend of 'Brianna' and 'Leah'.

From the broom-covered meadow.

Derived from the Old English word 'branc', meaning a limb of a tree or a divi...

From the brandy, a distilled alcoholic beverage.

derived from Brandon, meaning hill covered with broom.

derived from Brandon, meaning hill covered with broom.

Dweller by the cleared land.

derived from Brande, meaning sword.

derived from Brande, meaning sword.

derived from Brandon, meaning hill covered with broom.

derived from Brande, meaning sword.

Sword or torch, derived from the Old English elements 'brand' meaning sword o...

From the Old English words for 'broom' and 'hill', meaning 'broom-covered hill'.

Derived from Old English elements meaning 'sword' or 'torch' and 'army'.

derived from the English surname Branford, which means 'ford where broom grow...

From the broom-covered meadow.

A combination of the names Bran and Alistair..

Son of Branson, from the English surname meaning 'son of Brand'.

Son of Brant, derived from a surname meaning 'sword' or 'firebrand'.

Son of Brand, from an English surname meaning 'son of Brand'.

Son of Brant, meaning 'sword' or 'fire'.

Sword or firebrand, derived from Old Norse 'brandr'.

From the Old English meaning 'sword' or 'firebrand'.

From an English surname meaning 'Brock's town'.

From the Old English word 'brÄd', meaning broad or wide.

From the Old English words 'brÄd' meaning broad and 'dÅ«n' meaning hill.

Combination of Bray and the suffix -len, meaning 'descendant of the brave'.

Combination of Bray and the suffix -lon, meaning 'descendant of the freckled ...

From the broad town or settlement.

Occupational surname for a person who made and sold brass items.

Contemporary spelling of Breeze, referring to a gentle wind.

From the Old English word for 'hilltop' or 'slope'.

From the place with burnt trees.

From the town near the burnt trees.

Derived from Old English 'breowan' meaning to brew, referring to a brewer.

Occupational name for a brewer of beer.

Refers to a rectangular building unit made from clay or stone.

Occupational surname for a bricklayer or someone who worked with bricks.

Bridgar means 'spear of the bridge' or 'bridge army'.

Refers to a structure built to span physical obstacles, usually over a body o...

Combines 'bridge' and 'lea', meaning 'meadow by the bridge'.

Bridgeleigh

A modern invented name combining 'bridge' and 'leigh', meaning 'bridge meadow'.

From the bridge meadow.

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