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Bowan
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Possibly ‘descendant of Buadhachán’ (‘little victorious one’) or a variant meaning ‘son/descendant of Owen’ |
Irish, Scottish |
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Boyn
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Associated with the River Boyne and the Gaelic goddess Boann; possibly derived from elements meaning 'white cow' or a river name |
Gaelic, Irish |
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Bradan
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Salmon (from Irish bradán) |
Irish |
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bradden
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Either 'salmon' (Irish) or 'broad valley' (Old English) |
English, Irish |
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Braddigan
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Little Brad / descendant of Brad (Brad from Old English 'brad' meaning 'broad') |
English, Irish |
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Braden
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Originally 'descendant of Bradán' (Bradán = 'salmon'); alternatively interpreted as 'broad valley' in English derivation |
Irish |
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Brady
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From Ó Brádaigh - 'descendant of Brádach' (Brádach likely meaning 'spirited' or 'broad') |
Irish |
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bradyn
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Variant of Braden/Brayden - 'descendant of Bradán' (Bradán = 'salmon'); sometimes interpreted as 'broad' |
Irish |
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Braeden
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From Irish 'Brádán' meaning 'salmon', or from Old English elements meaning 'broad valley'. |
Irish |
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Braedin
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Originally 'salmon' (Irish Bradán); alternatively interpreted as 'broad valley' |
Gaelic, Irish |
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braedon
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From Gaelic bradán 'salmon'; alternatively interpreted as 'broad valley' from Old English elements |
Irish |
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Braedy
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Variant of Brady - descendant of Brádach; often glossed as 'spirited' or 'broad‑chested.' |
Irish |
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Braedynn
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Variant of Braden/Braeden: 'salmon' (Irish bradán) or 'broad valley' (Old English) |
Irish |
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braiden
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Derived from Gaelic brádán 'salmon' or Old English for 'broad valley' |
Irish |
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Braidey
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A modern variant related to Brady/Braeden/Bradley: associated with 'spirited' (Irish Brady) or 'broad clearing/valley' (Old English Bradley/Braden). |
English, Irish |
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Branais
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raven (from Old Irish 'Bran'; sometimes rendered as 'little raven') |
Irish, Scottish Gaelic |
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Branan
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Little raven (from Gaelic Branán) / descendant of Bran |
Gaelic, Irish |
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Brandubh
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black raven |
Irish |
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Branduff
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dark/black raven |
Irish, Scottish Gaelic |
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Branen
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Little raven (from Bran, 'raven') |
Gaelic, Irish |
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Brangan
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Likely "little raven" - from Irish 'Bran' (raven) + diminutive suffix -án |
Irish |
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Branganah
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Descendant of Branán - 'little raven' (raven) |
Irish |
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Brann
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Raven (Gaelic); occasionally associated with 'fire' in Norwegian contexts |
Irish |
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Brannen
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Descendant of Braonán (from Gaelic braon 'drop, moisture', figuratively 'sorrow') |
Irish |
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Bransin
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Probably 'son of Bran' or 'raven's son' (modern surname-style name). |
Irish |
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Branyn
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Derived from 'Bran' meaning 'raven' - can imply 'little raven' or 'descendant of Bran'. |
Irish |
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Brasill
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From Irish Breasal ('princely' or 'valorous') or derived from Portuguese 'Brasil' meaning 'land of brazilwood' |
Irish |
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Braydee
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Variant of Brady/Bradley - 'descendant of Brádach' (often interpreted as 'spirited' or related to 'broad') |
English, Irish |
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Breac
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Speckled, freckled; in Irish also used for 'trout' |
Irish |
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Breas
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Likely derived from Old Irish Breasal/Breasal - associated with chieftainship or nobility; exact meaning uncertain |
Irish, Scottish Gaelic |
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