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Berlinda
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Berlinda: Combination of "ber" and "linda," meaning beautiful and noble. |
American, Biblical, English |
Girl |
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Beryl
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Beryl: a gemstone name, derived from Greek "berullos," meaning precious. |
Ancient Greek, English, Gemstone |
Girl |
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Beatrice
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Beatrice means "bringer of joy," originating from Latin "beatus." |
Ancient Greek, Italian, Latin |
Girl |
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Beatriz
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Beatriz means "bringer of joy," originating from Latin "Beatrix." |
Latin, Portuguese, Spanish |
Girl |
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Beccy
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Beccy is a diminutive of Rebecca, meaning "to bind" in Hebrew. |
Biblical, English |
Girl |
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Barbra
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Barbra: Derived from "Barbara," meaning foreigner; Greek origin, "barbaros." |
American, Biblical, English |
Girl |
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Basia
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Basia means "foreign woman," originating from Polish and Latin roots. |
Biblical, Polish |
Girl |
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Babs
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Babs is a diminutive of Barbara, meaning "foreign woman." |
Elizabethan, English |
Girl |
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Barbara
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Barbara means "foreign" in Greek; originates from the word "barbaros." |
Ancient Greek, Biblical, Latin |
Girl |
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Blank
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Blank means empty; originates from Middle English, meaning "white" or "blank." |
English |
Either |
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Butch
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Butch: masculine nickname, derived from "butcher," meaning tough or strong. |
American, Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Buster
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Buster means "tough guy"; originated from English slang in 19th century. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Burl
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Burl: Old English origin, meaning "a knot in wood." |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Burton
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Burton means "fortified town"; originates from Old English "burh" and "tun." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Burkard
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Burkard means "strong as a fortress," of Germanic origin. |
German, Germanic |
Boy |
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Burkhard
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Burkhard means "strong as a fortress," of Germanic origin. |
German, Germanic |
Boy |
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Bryson
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Bryson means "son of Brice," originating from Old English roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Budd
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Budd originates from Old English, meaning "messenger" or "herald." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Buell
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Buell: Old French origin, meaning "to dwell" or "to live." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Brynjulf
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Brynjulf means "armored wolf," originating from Old Norse roots. |
Norse, Scandinavian |
Boy |
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Brynton
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Brynton means "town by the bridge," originating from Old English. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Bryon
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Bryon means "hill" in Celtic; derived from the surname Byron. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Bryan
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Bryan means "noble" and originates from Irish and English roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Brynjar
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Brynjar means "bear warrior," originating from Old Norse roots. |
Norse, Scandinavian, Viking |
Boy |
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Briek
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Briek is a Dutch name, derived from the Latin "Bricius." |
Dutch |
Boy |
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Broadus
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Broadus means "broad" or "wide"; derived from Old English origins. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Broderick
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Broderick means "son of the brother," of Irish origin. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Boy |
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Breno
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Breno means "prince" in Celtic; derived from ancient Gaulish roots. |
Celtic, Italian, Latin |
Boy |
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Brenton
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Brenton means "town by the bridge," of English origin. |
Breton, English |
Boy |
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Brian
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Brian means "noble" in Irish; originates from the Old Irish name BrÃan. |
Celtic, English, Gaelic, Irish |
Boy |
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