Brooks | English | Meaning "son of Brook." Critic Broo.. | | |
Brosnan | American | Transferred use of the Irish surnam.. | | |
Brown | English | Meaning "brown."
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Bruce | English | Transferred use of the surname orig.. | | |
Bruce | Scottish | Transferred use of the surname orig.. | | |
Bruna | Italian | Feminine form of Bruno (brown). S.. | | |
Bruna | German | A short form of Brunhilda. Among .. | | |
Brunella | Italian | Elaboration of Bruna, which is a fe.. | | |
Brunhilda | German | Meaning "armored fighting maid." | | |
Brunhilde | German | Cognate of the Scandinavian Brynhil.. | | |
Bruno | French | A borrowing from the Old High Germa.. | | |
Bruno | German | From the German bruno (brown). The .. | | |
Bruno | Italian | A borrowing from the Germans, Bruno.. | | |
Bruno | Portuguese | Meaning "brown."
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Brunon | Polish | Derived from the Germanic brun (bro.. | | |
Bryant | English | Transferred use of the surname deri.. | | |
Bryce | Welsh | An alternate form of Brice | | |
Brychan | Welsh | Derived from an old Welsh word mean.. | | |
Bryga | Polish | A form of the Irish name Bridg.. | | |
Brygid | Polish | Polish form of the old Irish na.. | | |
Brylieva | American | Modern coinage of uncertain derivat.. | | |
Bryn | American | A borrowing from the Welsh, Bryn is.. | | |
Bryn | Welsh | Popular name derived from the Welsh.. | | |
Brynhild | Mythology a.. | Compound name composed of the Old N.. | | |
Brynhild | Scandinavia.. | A name that dates back to the Vikin.. | | |
Brynmor | Welsh | Compound name composed of the Welsh.. | | |
Bryon | German | A name that means "cottage."
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Bryony | English | Derived from bryony (the name of a .. | | |
Bua | Southeast A.. | Amulet, a charm. Vietnam | | |
Buadhach | Irish | Derived from the Gaelic buaidh (vic.. | | |
Buagh | Irish | Anglicized form of Buadhach (victor.. | | |
Bubba | American | Meaning "brother." Football great B.. | | |
Buchanan | American | Transferred use of the Scottish sur.. | | |
Buck | American | Derived from buck (a male deer, a s.. | | |
Buck | German | Meaning "male deer." One well-known.. | | |