Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "B" - page 79.

Modern Irish given name derived from the ancient Gaelic "Brígh," meaning "strength" or "power," and associated with one of the three goddesses of fertility in Irish mythology, Brígh.

American name of unknown origin, believed to be created from the Irish "Brígh" meaning strength or vigor, combined with Welsh "Llan", signifying enclosed valley or church.

Uncommon English name believed to mean "settlement renowned for brightness" or "farm associated with fame.

Unique, exotic name with unknown origins, potentially derived from Irish 'Bree' meaning "descendant of Brian", and English variant 'Ilyn', possibly linked to Russian 'Il'ina'.

Distinctive American name created by blending Bridget and Brielle, with 'Bridget' meaning 'strength' or 'exalted one' in Irish, and Brielle being a French variant of Brigitte.

Unique Hebrew name that means "lightning," symbolizing sudden, powerful energy or illumination.

Captivating Hebrew name derived from "b'ra", meaning 'to create', signifying creativity and purpose.

Uncommon Irish given name derived from the surname O'Briain, meaning "descendant of Brian". The name Brian originates from the Old Celtic word 'Bric', translating to "strength or honor". Historically significant, Breinne was borne by notable figures like Brian Boru, a 11th-century high king of Ireland. It embodies qualities such as strength, honor, courage, and nobility.

Rare Welsh name derived from "Bryon," meaning "from Brycheiniog," an ancient Celtic kingdom in Wales, associated with strength, courage, and wisdom.

Distinctive Irish name derived from the surname Ó Brion, meaning "descendant of Brian," which signifies nobility.

Beautiful, rare Welsh female name derived from Brion, meaning "little hill.

Rare yet powerful Hebrew name meaning "to bring in triumph" or "to break through".

Unique German origin given name derived from "breit" meaning wide and "lin" referring to linen plant, interpreted as "wide linen". Originally a medieval German surname for textile industry workers, it has evolved into a distinctive first name with historical significance, albeit rare.

Unique girls' name of unknown origin, popularized in recent years with no established meaning, although some associate it with the Gaelic word "breag," meaning "deception" or "lie." Despite its uncertain roots, Brejae stands out as a memorable choice often shortened to Bree or Bray.

Unique French name derived from Old Breton "Brezhon," meaning "from Brittany.

Rare Dutch given name derived from the word 'breker', meaning 'to break'. Traditionally given to children born during storms, it signifies strength and resilience.

Uncommon yet meaningful female name of African origin, derived from the Ashanti people of Ghana, signifying 'breakthrough' or 'the dawn'.

Irish name derived from the ancient "Brecan", believed to mean "speckled" or "little freckled one".

Distinctive female given name of Norse origin, derived from the Old Norse word "brak", meaning 'to break'. It signifies resilience and determination, reflecting the power of waves breaking against the shore in Norse mythology.

Unique Norwegian name derived from 'brekka', meaning 'mountain slope'.

Norwegian name derived from the Old Norse 'Brakkr', meaning 'the brave one'.

Unusual name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Welsh elements 'Brychan' and 'Gwyn', but its true meaning remains open to interpretation.

Unique name of Welsh origin, meaning 'little hill' or 'small mountain peak', reflecting its strong connection to nature.

Unique American name created by blending Brooklyn with the suffix "-lyn" to create a softer, feminine sound. It does not have a specific meaning or cultural association.

Recently popular American female name with unclear origins, likely created by combining elements from various names such as Beorht or Brychan ("bright" or "speckled") and Lynn ("lake"). It may symbolize "bright lake," though this interpretation isn't universally accepted.

Brekcon is a rare Welsh name of ancient origin, derived from the word "brech" meaning "speckled", representing individuality and uniqueness.

Breykn is a unique French name derived from the occupational term for baker or the town Breuil-Cervinières in Normandy. Its meaning is associated with these origins, interpreted as "of Breuil-Cervinières" or "baker".

Rare Irish given name derived from "Ó Broin," meaning "descendant of the little king." It was historically used as a nickname for someone perceived as powerful or influential.

Breelee is a recent, American invention, likely combining 'breeze' (gentle wind) and either 'calm' or 'thunder', symbolizing balance between tranquility and power.

Unique and beautiful name of English origin, believed to combine 'Briar' meaning thorn bush or thicket, and 'Leigh' meaning meadow or clearing, thus potentially translating to "thicket in the meadow" or "meadow with thorns".

Distinctive Welsh name derived from "briallu," meaning "speckled" or "spotted," popularized by John Morris-Jones and associated with ancient Welsh bards.

Rare French given name derived from the surname Brelich, originally an occupational name for a brewer. It evokes creativity, innovation, good humor, sociability, and conviviality, traits associated with the brewing industry.

Unique French name derived from "brelan," meaning "a handful." It originally served as a nickname or diminutive form for individuals with charming personalities. Although it initially reflected size or mischief, Brelle now stands independently as a captivating unisex choice in France and beyond.

Distinctive French name of Breton origin, derived from "brez", meaning "hill" or "mountain".

Breland is a distinctive given name of Welsh origin, meaning "from the hill", and typically pronounced as "breh-land".

American origin name derived from "breath," signifying freshness, vitality, and renewal.

American modern invented name with unknown origins and meaning, but is often associated with creativity and individuality.

Unique Welsh name meaning 'hill' or 'mountain', popularized by 12th-century Welsh prince Brennen ap Gruffudd.

Greek-derived female name meaning 'torch' or 'flame', associated with Artemis, the Greek goddess of light and protection.

Irish feminine given name meaning "salmon", symbolizing strength and wisdom.