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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Banning

Small fair one; son of the fair one

Irish

Bannoch

Unleavened oat bread

Scottish

Bannock

Unleavened oat bread

Scottish

Bank

Field of beans

English

Banner

Flag; ensign bearer

French

Baptist

To dip

Spanish

Baptista
Baptiste

To dip; baptizer

Latin

Bar

Poet, one who sings ballads; birch tree meadow; minstrel, singer-poet; the birch tree meadow

Scottish

Barack

Lightning; blessing

African

Barak

Lightning; blessing; grain farm

African

Baraka
Baram

The nation's son

Hebrew

Barbar

Beard

French

Barber

Beard

French

Barbour

Beard

French

Barcley

Birch tree meadow

Scottish

Bard

Minstrel, singer-poet

Irish

Barde

Poet, one who sings ballads; minstrel, singer-poet

Scottish

Barden

Barley valley

English

Broggan

Sturdy shoe

Irish

Barclay

Birch tree meadow

Scottish

Brok

Badger-like

English

Bromlea

Meadow where broom grows

English

Bromlee

Meadow where broom grows

English

Bromleigh

Meadow where broom grows

English

Bromley

Meadow where broom grows

English

Bromwell

Well where broom grows

English

Bromwyl

Well where broom grows

English

Bron

Son of the brown man

English

Bronco

Rough, unbroken horse

Spanish

Bronislav
Bronko

Rough, unbroken horse

Spanish

Bronnson

Son of the brown man

English

Bronsen

Son of the brown man

English

Bronislaw

Glorious defender

Slavic

Bronsin

Son of the brown man

English

Bronson

Son of the brown man

English

Bronsonn

Son of the brown man

English

Bronsson

Son of the brown man

English

Brook

Water, small stream; stream near the hollow; western stream

German

Brooke

Water, small stream; western stream

German

Brookes

Water, small stream

German

Brookie

Water, small stream

German

Brooklyn

Broken land

Dutch

Brooks

Small stream

English

Broomlie

Meadow where broom grows

English

Brose

Immortal

Greek

Brosedy

Ditch

Irish

Broughton

Setlement near the fortress

English