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31 names · letter B · boys
Brett derives from the Old French word "Bret," meaning "a Breton" or "a person from Brittany," ultimately tracing back to Celtic roots referring to the Breton people of northwestern France.
The given name 'Brian' means 'strong, noble' or 'high, noble' and its linguistic root is in the Celtic language, specifically from the Old Irish word 'brígh', meaning 'strength' or 'power'.
The given name 'Brock' means "badger" in Old English, derived from the Middle English *brok* and Old English *brocc*.
Brodie means "ditch" or "muddy place" and derives from the Scottish Gaelic word "brodach" or possibly Old Norse "brōðir," referring to a boggy or marshy location that became a place name in northeastern Scotland.
The given name 'Bruce' is derived from the Old Norse word 'brók', meaning 'broad' or 'strong', and is related to the Gaelic word 'broc', referring to a type of strong or sturdy person.
The name Bryan derives from the Irish/Celtic name Brían, which likely comes from the Proto-Celtic word *bríg meaning "hill" or "high," and by extension means "noble" or "strong." The name has been used primarily in Irish, English, and Scottish cultures, with notable historical significance including the legendary Irish High King Brian Boru (941-1014), and it became widely adopted in English-speaking countries during the 20th century.
The given name 'Bryce' is of Scottish origin, derived from the Gaelic word "brys," meaning "speckled" or "brus," a personal name possibly referring to someone with a speckled appearance.
