Beorhtnoth

Meaning 'bright courage', reflecting valor in warfare.

Beorhtric

Meaning 'bright ruler', denoting someone with leadership qualities.

Beorhtsige

Meaning 'bright victory', symbolizing triumphant achievements.

Beorhtstan

Meaning 'bright stone', indicating strength and permanence.

Beorhttun

Meaning 'bright town', likely referring to a notable or significant place.

Beorhtwig

Meaning 'bright warrior', symbolizing valor and brilliance in battle.

Beorhtwine

Meaning 'bright friend', denoting companionship and loyalty.

Beorhtwulf

Bright wolf; a combination of Old English elements meaning bright and wolf.

Beorhtwynn

Bright joy; derived from Old English elements meaning bright and joy.

Beorma

A bear; derived from Old English referring to the animal bear.

Beorn

A warrior or bear; come from Old English indicating a strong leader or fighter.

Beorna

A warrior; the feminine form from Old English of Beorn, associated with strength.

Beornet

Little warrior; derived from Old English indicating a form of Beorn.

Beornfred

Warrior peace; a combination of Old English elements meaning bear and peace.

Beornfrith

Peaceful warrior; combining the elements of bear and peace in Old English.

Beornham

Home of the warrior; derived from Old English indicating a settlement or home.

Beornheard

Brave as a bear; from Old English indicating courage and strength.

Beornhelm

Helmet of the warrior; indicating a protective headgear associated with battle.

Beornmod

Brave heart; from Old English elements signifying courage and spirit.

Beornmund

Protection of the warrior; combines elements denoting bear and protection.

Beornnoth

Brave warrior; from the Old English elements indicating great courage.

Beornoth

Brave one; next to Beornnoth, signifying strength and courage.

Beornred

Red warrior; combining elements of bear and the color red.

Beornric

Ruler of warriors; Old English indicating a leader amongst fighters.

Beornstan

Stone of the bear; indicates strength and durability of a warrior.

Beornwald

Ruler of bears; combines terms for bear and army in Old English.

Beornward

Guardian of the bear; integrating elements of protector and bear.

Beornwulf

A powerful warrior bear.

Beornwynn

Bear joy or bear happiness.

Beortbtraed

Famous for his bear strength.

Beorthelm

Noble helmet or helmet of the bear.

Beorthmaer

Famous for his bear-like qualities.

Beorthwulf

Wolf of the bear or bear's wolf.

Beorward

Guard of the bear.

Beotta

Derived from a bear's demeanor or nature.

Beowulf

Bee wolf, a poetic term for a bear.

Beppe

A diminutive form of Giuseppe, meaning 'God will add.'

Ber

An old Norse name meaning 'bear.'

Bera

A name meaning 'bear' or related to the bear's strength.

Berad

Derived from an old norse name meaning 'bear.'

Beran

Bear; strength and bravery.

Berangari

A name meaning 'bear army.'

Berangaria

A female version meaning 'bear army.'

Berberich

Bright and famous warrior.

Berchthild

Bright battle maiden.

Berchtwald

Ruler of the bright forest.

Bercilak

The name associated with a character from Arthurian literature, meaning 'the one with the shining face.'

Bercleah

Clearing in the birch woods.

Bercta

Bright or shining.

Bercthun

Meaning 'bright or glorious one' in Old English.

Berdine

A variant of ‘Bernadine’, meaning ‘brave as a bear’.

Berdon

Derived from the Old English meaning 'hill with barley'.

Berdy

Derived from an Old English diminutive of names like Bernard or Bertha.

Bere

Derived from 'bear', symbolizing strength and bravery.

Berend

A form of Bernhard meaning ‘brave as a bear’.

Berendina

Diminutive of Berend, meaning 'bear brave' or 'brave as a bear'.

Berengar

Means ‘bear spear’, combining the elements for bear and spear.

Berengaria

Derived from a name meaning 'bear-spear', historically tied to royalty.

Berenger

A variant of Berengar, meaning 'bear-spear' or 'brave bear'.

Berenice

Means 'bringer of victory' in Greek.

Berenike

A variant of Berenice, meaning ‘bringer of victory’ in Greek.

Berenwald

Brave as a bear, symbolizing strength and courage.

Beresford

From the fort by the barley field, an indication of location and agricultural ties.

Beret

A name derived from a type of hat, often associated with artistic flair.

Berezira

A name reflecting beauty and purity, commonly used in Slavic cultures.

Berford

From the fortified place near the river, indicating geographical roots.

Berg

Mountain, symbolizing stability and strength in character.

Berge

Mountain, often associated with nobility and strength.

Berger

Shepherd, an indicator of guidance and care.

Bergh

A strong entity or mountain, symbolizing resilience and protection.

Bergin

A descendant of the mountain or hill, often linked to lineage.

Berhan

Berhan means 'light' or 'brightness' in Amharic.

Berhtric

The name means 'bright ruler' in Old English.

Berhtwald

The name means 'illustrious ruler' in Old English.

Berhtwulf

The name means 'bright wolf' in Old English.

Beric

The name means 'strong ruler' in Old English.

Berick

The name means 'strong as a bear' in Old English.

Berihert

The name means 'bright army' in Old English.

Berin

The name means 'bear' in Slavic cultures.

Berina

The name means 'bear' in Slavic languages, often associated with nurturing traits.

Beringer

The name means 'bear' in Old Germanic, often linked to strength.

Berinhard

The name means 'brave as a bear' in Germanic languages.

Berit

The name means 'exalted one' or 'noble' in Old Norse.

Berkeley

A placename meaning 'birch wood' or 'clearing by the birch trees'.

Berkie

A diminutive form of Berkeley, often used affectionately.

Berkleigh

A variant of Berkeley, likely meaning 'birch wood clearing'.

Berkley

A variation of Berkeley referring to 'birch clearing'.

Berklie

A modern variation of Berkeley, often considered a cute form.

Berky

A pet form of the name Berkey or Berkeley, often used informally.

Berle

A variant of the name meaning 'from the barley field'.

Berlewen

A name derived from Welsh origins, possibly meaning 'bright and beloved'.

Berlin

A name derived from the capital city of Germany, associated with the word 'little swamp'.

Berlinda

A name meaning 'beautiful and lovely', combining elements of the names Bertha and Linda.

Berlyn

A modern invented name derived from combining Berkeley and Lynn, connoting 'from the birch meadow.'

Bermund

A name meaning 'strong like a bear', derived from the Old German elements.

Bern

Derives from the name of the Swiss city, meaning 'bear'.

Berna

A variant of the name Bernadette, meaning 'brave as a bear'.

Bernad

A variation of Bernard, meaning 'brave as a bear'.

Bernadette

Meaning 'brave as a bear', it is associated with Saint Bernadette of Lourdes.

Bernadina

Derived from 'Bernard', meaning 'brave as a bear' or 'bear-hearted'.