Brighton
English, “bright settlement”.
Place-inspired baby names blend personal significance with geographical roots, evoking uniqueness and a sense of adventure.
English, “bright settlement”.
Hebrew, “rock” or “cliff.”
Native American, “the high one” or “the great one.”
Norse, “meadow at the foot of a hill” or “God’s meadow.”
English mountain name.
American, “Land of the Indians.”
French, “saint Denis.”
American, “from Sidon.”
Latin and French, “queen of heaven, young.”
Irish, “land of abundance.”
Italian place name.
Hebrew, Arabic, and Slavic, “princess, god has helped, morning star.”
Latin, “silvery.”
Latin, “from the Andes.”
Greek, “great, magnificent.”
Italian place name.
English, “port for chalk or limestone.”
Native American, “strangely speaking.”
English, “garlic island.”
English, “from the king’s town.”
English place name.
Hebrew, “highest point.”
American, “Bronck’s land.”
Native American, “base of the black hill.”
French, “marsh dweller.”
Arabic, “the victorious” or “the conqueror.”
Latin, “from wine country, white, belonging to Vienne.”
Spanish, “strong or healthy.”
Latin, Spanish Catalan, Galician, Portuguese, and southern Italian, “palm tree.”
French, “juniper berry, bend in the river.”
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