Names That Mean Or

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British
Relating to or from Great Britain.
English
Briton
A native or inhabitant of Great Britain.
English
Brochan
Derived from Gaelic 'brochan' meaning 'porridge' or 'gruel'.
Scottish
Broden
Derived from the Irish name Bródán, meaning 'little drop' or 'little prince'.
Irish
Broga
Strong, praise-worthy.
Irish
Bron
Short form of Bronwen or Bronwyn, meaning 'white breast' in Welsh.
English
Brona
Sorrow.
Irish
Bronco
Rough or unbroken horse.
Spanish
Brone
Sorrowful, sad.
Irish
Bronia
Diminutive of Bronisława, meaning 'glorious protector'.
Polish
Bronislav
Glorious protector.
Slavic
Bronislava
Bronislava means 'protector of glory' or 'glorious protector'.
Slavic
Bronislawa
Bronislawa means 'glorious protector' or 'one who protects glory'.
Slavic
Bronx
The Bronx (borough in New York City).
English
Bronyslav
Glory protector.
Slavic
Brooklina
A modern feminine name derived from Brooklyn, referring to the New York City ...
English
Brosh
Means 'son of' or 'flesh' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Brosinah
Elaborated form of Brosina.
English
Brosynah
Elaborated form of Brosyna.
English
Brough
From a place name meaning 'fortress' or 'castle' in Old English.
English
Brown
A surname referring to someone with brown hair, complexion, or clothing.
English
Bruhier
Derived from Old French 'bruiere' meaning heath or moor.
French
Brun
Means 'brown' in German, referring to hair or complexion.
German
Bruna
Feminine form of Bruno, meaning 'brown' or 'dark-haired'.
Italian
Brunda
A name meaning 'a piece of earth' or 'a clod of earth'.
Sanskrit
Brundha
A name for the goddess Durga, meaning 'one who removes sorrows'.
Sanskrit
Brune
Means 'brown' in French, referring to hair color or complexion.
French
Brunelle
Diminutive of Brune, meaning 'brown' or 'dark-haired'.
French
Brunhild
Armored warrior woman from Norse legend.
Germanic
Brunhilda
Armored warrior woman.
Germanic
Brunhilde
Armored warrior woman, from brun 'armor' and hild 'battle'.
Germanic
Bruni
Short form of names beginning with Brun-, meaning 'brown' or 'armor'.
Germanic
Brunnhilda
Armored warrior woman, from Old Norse 'brynja' (armor) and 'hildr' (battle).
Germanic
Brunnhildah
Armored warrior woman, from Old Norse 'brynja' (armor) and 'hildr' (battle).
Germanic
Brunnhilde
Armored warrior woman, from Old Norse 'brynja' (armor) and 'hildr' (battle).
Germanic
Bruno
Brown-haired or dark-complexioned.
German
Brutis
Derived from Brutus, meaning 'heavy' or 'dull'.
Latin
Brutos
Derived from Latin 'brutus' meaning heavy, dull, or stupid.
Latin
Brutus
Means 'heavy' or 'dull' in Latin, famously borne by Marcus Junius Brutus.
Latin
Bryanna
Feminine form of Brian, meaning 'strong, virtuous, and honorable'.
English
Bryanne
Combination of Bryan and Anne, meaning strong or virtuous.
English
Brychan
Derived from Welsh 'brych' meaning 'speckled' or 'freckled'.
Welsh
Brydi
Derived from the Welsh word 'bryd', meaning 'mind' or 'thought'.
Welsh
Brydon
From the Brydon family name, meaning 'son of Bryde' or 'son of Bride'.
English
Brygida
Polish form of Bridget, meaning 'exalted one' or 'strength'.
Polish
Bryndis
Armor goddess.
Icelandic
Brynhild
Armor + battle.
Norse
Brynhilda
Armor + battle.
Norse
Brynhildah
Armor + battle.
Norse
Brynhilde
Armor + battle.
Norse

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