Name | Category | Gender | Meaning | Origin |
---|---|---|---|---|
Banning | Anglo-Saxon | M | Small and fair | Irish |
Bar | Anglo-Saxon | M | From the birch meadow | English |
Barclay | Anglo-Saxon | M | From the birch tree meadow | English |
Barney | Anglo-Saxon | M | Son of comfort | English |
Barrett | Anglo-Saxon | M | Commerce | French |
Barton | Anglo-Saxon | M | From the barley settlement | Old English |
Basil | Anglo-Saxon | M | Kingly | Latin |
Baxter | Anglo-Saxon | M | Baker | Old English |
Beatrix | Anglo-Saxon | F | She who brings happiness | German |
Becky | Anglo-Saxon | F | Bound | American |
Bede | Anglo-Saxon | M | Prayer | English |
Berenice | Anglo-Saxon | F | She will bring victory | Greek |
Berkeley | Anglo-Saxon | M | From the birch tree meadow | English |
Bernard | Anglo-Saxon | M | Brave as a bear | German |
Bertram | Anglo-Saxon | M | Bright raven | English |
Betlic | Anglo-Saxon | M | Splendid | English |
Bliss | Anglo-Saxon | F | Delight joy or happiness | Old English |
Blythe | Anglo-Saxon | F | Cheerful | Old English |
Boden | Anglo-Saxon | M | Messenger | French |
Boniface | Anglo-Saxon | M | To do good | Latin |
Bonnie | Anglo-Saxon | F | Pretty | English |
Bordan | Anglo-Saxon | M | From the boar valley | English |
Borden | Anglo-Saxon | M | From the boar valley | English |
Brant | Anglo-Saxon | M | Proud | Old English |
Brecc | Anglo-Saxon | M | Freckled | Irish |
Breck | Anglo-Saxon | F | Freckled | Irish |
Bree | Anglo-Saxon | F | Strong | Irish |
Brice | Anglo-Saxon | M | Strength or valor | Welsh |
Bridget | Anglo-Saxon | F | Strength | Irish |
Brigham | Anglo-Saxon | M | Dwells at the bridge | Old English |
Brimlad | Anglo-Saxon | F | Seaway | Unknown |
Britt | Anglo-Saxon | F | From Britian | Old English |
Bron | Anglo-Saxon | M | Brown or dark | English |
Bronson | Anglo-Saxon | M | Son of the dark man | English |
Brun | Anglo-Saxon | M | Dark skinned | German |
Bryce | Anglo-Saxon | M | Strength or valor | Welsh |
Burgess | Anglo-Saxon | M | Town dweller | English |
Burton | Anglo-Saxon | M | From the fortified town | Old English |
Byron | Anglo-Saxon | M | At the cowshed | Old English |
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
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