Names That Mean The

Discover baby names meaning The for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Britain
From the name of the island in the Atlantic Ocean.
English
Britana
Feminine form of Britain, from the name of the island in the Atlantic Ocean.
English
Britane
Feminine form of Britain, from the name of the island in the Atlantic Ocean.
English
Britina
Feminine form of the name Britain.
English
Brittah
Diminutive of the name Britta.
English
Brockley
From the meadow by the brook.
English
Brockton
From the town near the brook.
English
Brocleah
From the brook meadow.
English
Brodderick
Son of the brown-haired one.
Irish
Broden
Derived from the Irish name Bródán, meaning 'little drop' or 'little prince'.
Irish
Broder
Brother, from the Germanic element 'broþar' meaning brother.
German
Broderick
Brother of the ruler, from Irish 'bráthair' meaning brother and 'rí' meaning ...
Irish
Broderik
Brotherly ruler.
English
Brodie
From the muddy place.
Scottish
Brodney
From the town of Brónd.
English
Brodric
From the broad ridge.
English
Brodrick
From the broad ridge.
English
Broehain
Ruler of the home.
Irish
Bromand
Friend of the brook.
English
Bromlea
From the broom-covered meadow.
English
Bromleah
From the broom-covered meadow.
English
Bromleigh
From the broom-covered meadow.
English
Bromley
From the broom-covered meadow.
English
Bromlie
From the broom-covered meadow.
English
Bromly
From the broom-covered meadow.
English
Bronx
The Bronx (borough in New York City).
English
Brooklina
A modern feminine name derived from Brooklyn, referring to the New York City ...
English
Brookline
Brookline is a place name meaning 'land by the brook'.
English
Brooklyn
From the Dutch town Breukelen, meaning 'broken land'.
English
Broughton
From the settlement by the brook.
English
Bruce
From the Scottish surname, derived from a place name meaning 'brushwood thick...
Scottish
Brucey
Diminutive of Bruce, meaning 'from the brushwood thicket'.
English
Brucie
Diminutive of Bruce, meaning 'from the brushwood thicket'.
English
Brundha
A name for the goddess Durga, meaning 'one who removes sorrows'.
Sanskrit
Brunswick
From the German city Braunschweig, meaning 'Bruno's settlement'.
Germanic
Bryant
Son of Brian, from the Irish name Brian meaning 'strong, virtuous'.
English
Bryceton
Bryceton is a modern invented name combining Bryce and the suffix -ton, meani...
English
Bryden
From the Bryden, a place name meaning 'valley of the birds'.
English
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
Bubai
Meaning 'elder brother' in Bengali, used as a term of respect.
Bengali
Bubba
A nickname or term of endearment for a young child or brother.
English
Buchanan
From the Gaelic 'both chanain', meaning 'house of the canon'.
Scottish
Buckingham
From the place name Buckingham, meaning 'home of Bucca's people'.
English
Buckley
From the Irish surname Ó Buachalla, meaning 'descendant of the cowherd'.
Irish
Buckminster
From the Old English words for 'beech tree' and 'monastery'.
English
Bucky
A diminutive of the English surname Buckley, meaning 'deer meadow'.
English
Buddhividhata
One who has knowledge of the Buddha's teaching.
Sanskrit
Budh
Derived from Sanskrit 'budh' meaning 'to awaken' or 'to know', referring to t...
Sanskrit
Budha
Means 'awakened' or 'enlightened', referring to the planet Mercury in Hindu a...
Sanskrit
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