Brenton
Old English, “hill town” or “burnt town.”
Berwyn
Welsh, “fair hill” or “blessed hill.”
Beckham
English, “homestead by the stream” or “Becca’s homestead.”
Byron
Old English, “someone who lived near a barn or cowshed.”
Bram
A Dutch and Flemish diminutive of Abraham.
Benoît
French, “blessed.”
Bradwell
Old English, “broad spring.”
Banner
English, “flag bearer.”
Bruxo
Portuguese, “wizard, sorcerer, mage.”
Bedivere
Welsh, “one of the Knights of the Round Table.”
Bastian
Greek, “man of Sebastia.”
Belmore
French and English, habitational name.
Birch
English, “tree.”
Bekon
Modern invented name.
Brevin
Modern invented name.
Beccart
Modern invented name.
Balinor
Modern invented name.
Bristan
Modern invented name.
Benson
English, “son of Benne.”
Belden
English, “from Beldon Hill.”
Beck
English, German and Hebrew, “small stream.”
Baxley
English, “baker’s meadow.”
Baird
Gaelic, Scottish, and Irish, “poet, one who sings ballads.”
Benen
Irish, “mild, little peak.”
Branan
Irish, “sorrow.”
Brutus
Latin, “heavy, dull.”
Bruno
German, “brown.”
Bronx
American, “Bronck’s land.”
Bowen
Welsh, “son of Owen.”
Booker
English, “scribe.”
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