Bort

Derived from 'Bort', meaning 'the one who is strong' or 'the one from a fortified place'.

Borya

A diminutive of Boris, meaning 'to fight' or 'to win'.

Borys

A variant of Boris, meaning 'to fight' or 'to defend'.

Borysko

A diminutive form of Borys, indicative of affection or smallness.

Boryslav

Means 'glory' combined with 'to strive', denoting a striving for glory.

Bosa

Derived from 'Bosa', often meaning 'the one who brings joy'.

Bosco

Means 'forest' or 'wood', associated with nature.

Bosede

Means 'God gives wealth' in Yoruba.

Bosel

A diminutive form of various names, indicating a nature or origin from woods.

Bosky

Refers to someone who lives or works in the forest, symbolizing closeness to nature.

Bosse

Means 'a multitude of stones' or 'rocky place', emphasizing durability.

Boston

A town near a river, derived from 'botan', meaning 'a place where the abode is by a river'.

Boswell

A region by the wood, indicating a family name likely related to a location.

Bosworth

From the dwelling by the wood, indicating a geographic origin.

Bota

A small container or vessel used for carrying drinks, typically wine.

Botewolf

Wolf of the woods, combining 'bote' (to aid) with 'wulf' (wolf).

Bothe

A place where people share or meet together.

Bothi

Derived from Nordic culture meaning alternate forms of life, often associated with nature.

Bothild

Battle maid or warrior maiden, combining 'boda' (message) with 'hildr' (battle).

Botild

A female name combining the elements for battle and maid.

Botilda

A combination of names indicating strength in battle, derived from 'bot' and 'hilda'.

Botill

Derived from battle aspects, applicable to any gender in modern usage.

Botolf

Meaningful strength and wolf, indicative of bravery and ferocity.

Botolph

A name associated with a saint; means 'the messenger of God' in the context of the church.

Botolphe

Variant of Botolph, meaning the messenger or herald of God.

Botond

A warrior who boasts or achieves victory, rooted in heroic connotation.

Botulf

Derived from 'bot' (a sign) and 'ulf' (wolf), implying a fierce protector or guardian.

Botwe

A historic name possibly associated with historical regions or rulers.

Boudewijn

A Dutch variant of the name Baldwin, meaning 'bold friend'.

Boulos

A Arabic variant of the name Paul, meaning 'small' or 'humble'.

Boulus

Another Arabic variant of the name Paul, which carries the same meaning of 'small'.

Bourke

Derived from the Gaelic 'Buirg', meaning 'fortified place'.

Boutros

The Arabic form of Peter, meaning 'rock'.

Bowden

Means 'valley of the cow' or 'by the cow's hill,' derived from Old English elements.

Bowdyn

A modern variant of the name Bowden, carrying similar meanings regarding geography and locality.

Bowen

Means 'son of Owain,' reflecting a patronymic origin.

Bowman

Refers to an archer, derived from the occupation of shooting bows and arrows.

Boyce

Meaning 'dweller by the bridge,' originally used as a surname.

Boyd

Means 'yellow' or 'blond,' used descriptively for hair color.

Boyden

Meaning 'dweller near the bend in the river,' referring to geography.

Bozeman

Possibly derived from a surname meaning 'settlement on the river' or 'the town of Boze.'

Bra¢ndusa

Bra¢ndusa refers to a type of flower, specifically the snowdrop, symbolizing hope and new beginnings.

Brac

Brac means 'brother' in several Slavic languages, denoting kinship and familial bonds.

Bracca

Bracca originates from Italian and means 'to branch out' or 'to break from the past.'

Brace

Brace traditionally means 'a pair or set' and is often associated with strength and support.

Brachtmar

Brachtmar is a compound name meaning 'bright fame,' associated with glory and reputation.

Bracken

Bracken refers to a type of fern, symbolizing sustainability and natural growth.

Brad

Brad means 'broad' or 'wide' from Old English, often used informally as a strong name.

Brada

Brada means 'sister' in some Slavic languages, denoting bonds of female kinship.

Bradan

Bradan means 'salmon' in Gaelic, representing wisdom and transformation.

Bradburn

Bradburn refers to 'the burnt land' or 'the area of broad land,' indicating geographical significance.

Bradd

Bradd is derived from an Old English word meaning 'broad' and indicates strength and steadiness.

Braddlee

Braddlee is a variation of Brad and signifies 'broad meadow' or 'open area,' symbolizing spaciousness.

Braddock

Braddock means 'badger's dwelling' in Old English, indicating a place of habitation or refuge.

Braddon

Braddon means 'the place of the brambles' in Old English, reflecting natural landscapes.

Braden

Braden means 'salmon' in Gaelic, representing resilience and transformation.

Bradene

Bradene is a feminine variant of Brad, signifying 'broad' or symbolizing strength.

Bradford

Bradford means 'broad ford' and refers to a river crossing, symbolizing safety and passage.

Bradfurd

Bradfurd is a variant of Bradford and retains the same meaning—'broad ford,' indicating a wide crossing point.

Bradhna

Bradhna means 'sorrow' or 'sadness' in Irish.

Bradi

Bradi is a modern take on the name Brady, often meaning 'spirited' or 'broad.'

Bradie

Bradie is a variant of Brady, meaning 'spirited' or 'broad.'

Bradig

Bradig is a unique variation of Bradley, meaning 'broad wood.'

Bradin

Bradin is a modern variant of Bradley, meaning 'broad wood.'

Bradlea

Bradlea is a variant of Bradley, meaning 'broad meadow.'

Bradlee

Bradlee is an alternative spelling of Bradley, meaning 'broad wood.'

Bradleigh

Bradleigh is a modern spelling variation of Bradley, meaning 'broad meadow.'

Bradley

Bradley means 'broad wood' in Old English.

Bradli

Bradli is a modern variation of Bradley, meaning 'broad wood.'

Bradly

Bradly is a variant of Bradley, meaning 'broad wood.'

Bradney

Bradney is a variation of Bradley, symbolizing 'broad wood.'

Bradon

Bradon is an alternative spelling of Brandon, meaning 'hill covered with broom.'

Bradshaw

Bradshaw means 'broad wood' in Old English and is often a surname.

Bradwell

Bradwell means 'broad spring' or 'broad well' in Old English.

Bradwin

Bradwin is derived from Bradley, meaning 'broad wood.'

Brady

Brady means 'spirited' or 'descendant of Brághaidhe' in Irish.

Bradyn

Bradyn is a modern variation of Brady, meaning 'spirited.'

Brae

Brae means 'a hillside' or 'slope' in Scottish.

Braedan

Braedan is a modern variation of Brandon, meaning 'hill covered with broom.'

Braeden

Braeden is derived from an Irish surname meaning ‘descendant of Bradan’, which signifies a port or an area of land by a river.

Braedin

Braedin is a variant of Braeden and retains similar meanings related to a river or a riverbank.

Braedon

Braedon is derived from an Irish surname meaning ‘son of Bradan’, also connected to the term for ‘salmon’ or ‘descendant of Bradan’.

Braedyn

Braedyn is a modern variant of Braeden, meaning ‘salmon’, associated with an area near a river.

Braegd

Braegd is a variant spelling of Braedon, relating to ‘salmon’ or ‘descendant of Bradan’.

Braeleigh

Braeleigh combines elements of Braeden and Leigh, with Leigh being a common suffix meaning ‘meadow’ or ‘clearing’.

Braelin

Braelin is a modern name that blends Braeden with the suffix -lin, often signifying a small or diminutive form, associated with beauty and grace.

Braelyn

Braelyn is derived from Braeden combined with the suffix -lyn, signifying a meadow or small land by a river.

Braelynn

Braelynn is a modern name combining Braeden and the suffix -lynn, symbolizing beauty and connection to a river.

Braenci

Braenci is a modern variation that incorporates popular name trends, often interpreted as a blend with appealing sounds without a specific traditional meaning.

Braeton

Braeton is a modern English name, a variation of Braeden, typically associated with an area near a river.

Bragin

Bragin is derived from Slavic roots meaning ‘of Bragi’, often associated with bravery and valor.

Bragwaine

Bragwaine is an old English name possibly relating to valor or boasting, often used in tales of heroism.

Brailee

Brailee is a modern name variant derived from 'Brailyn,' often associated with a joyful and spirited personality.

Brailey

Brailey is a contemporary name originating as a surname, meaning 'a person from the 'Bramley' area.'

Brain

Brain means 'descendant of Bran' or 'raven.'

Brainard

Brainard means 'strong or brave' and is associated with a strong warrior or defender.

Brainerd

Brainerd means 'the brainy one' or 'intelligent,' derived from old English roots.

Braison

Braison is a modern variant of the name Brayson, often signifying 'son of Brice.'

Braith

Braith means 'slope' or 'hill,' symbolizing a connection to the earth.

Brak

Brak means 'to break' or 'to shatter,' often linked to strength and solidity.