#243American
A modern invented name combining 'Bryn' (hill) and 'lee' (meadow).
#565Welsh
A variation of 'Pryn' meaning 'a form of the place name or a hill'
#603American
from the hill
#657American
Derived from the Old English term meaning 'port on the hill'.
#671English
a feminine form of Brandon, meaning 'broom hill'
#687English
From the ladera (the hillside)
#773American↑ Rising
A form of the name 'Macy', meaning 'hill' or 'from the hill'.
#781American
From the valley of the green hill
#807American
derived from Bryn, meaning 'hill' in Welsh, combined with Leigh meaning 'meadow'
#818American
a small, rolling hill
#831American
Possibly derived from a variant of the name 'Kiona', meaning 'brown hills'.
#866Irish
Meaning 'sea circle' or 'sea hill'.
#883English
From the field with the hill
#986American
a variation of Macy, meaning 'hill'
#991American
The descendent of the hill
#1004American
Little earthen hill
#1024American
from the hill by the grove
#1074USA
Fortified hill or army hill
#1131American↑ Rising
a low area of land between hills or mountains
#1183American↑ Rising
Hill with a furrow
#1189American
Of the Kinver hills
#1198American
Derived from 'Thurlow', meaning 'from the thicket or hill with thorn bushes'
#1218American
A variant of the name Brynn, meaning 'hill' or 'mound'.
#1218American
from the hill
#1238Spanish
hill or small mountain
#1298American
A feminine form of 'Cory', meaning 'from the hill'.
#1303India
Means 'a small mound or hill'.
#1309American
a name possibly derived from an Old English meaning 'river valley' or 'hill'.
#1325English
from the rocky hill
#1363American
A modern name combination possibly derived from Bree and Lan, meaning 'hill' or 'dweller near the hill'
#1406American
Variant of Braelyn; 'Briar hill'
#1441American
Possibly a variation of 'Kiona', meaning 'brown hills'.
#1463Native American tribes
a high place or hill
#1527English
Sword; beacon on the hill
#1527American
Possibly derived from a French surname meaning 'mountain' or 'the hill'
#1533English
a feminine form of 'Cerro', meaning 'hill'
#1561Italian
little Achilles — from Achilleus
#1561American
Hilltop or covered in brambles
#1630Ireland
Variant of Tara; meaning 'hill' or 'star'.
#1667United Kingdom
the mountain or hill
#1694English
A blend of Brynn and Lee, meaning 'hill' and 'meadow' respectively
#1702Scotland
Great or sea hill
#1732American
Hill or rising ground
#1748English
from the name 'Cory', which means 'hollow' or 'small hill'
#1779American
A modern name, possibly derived from 'Monte,' meaning hill or mountain.
#1841Ireland
may have ties to the word for 'part of a hill'.
#1841American
Meadow on a hill
#1855American
from the town on the hill
#1874Ireland
Derived from 'Muirín', meaning 'sea hill'.
#1911American
Possibly derived from a modern interpretation of the name 'Tyra', meaning 'hill'
#1942Spanish
slope, hillside
#1963American
Derived from 'Tara', meaning 'star' or 'hill'.
#1991American
Derived from Tara, meaning 'star' or 'hill'
#3058American↑ Rising
A modern variant of the name Macy, often interpreted as 'hill' or 'gift'.
#3727American
from the hill
#7408English↑ Rising
Weaver, settling near the hill.
#7750Arab countries↑ Rising
Refers to a hill or a high place.
#8454American↑ Rising
hill
#8968American↑ Rising
Hill slope.
#8969American↑ Rising
A combination name, likely derived from 'Bryn', meaning 'hill' in Welsh, and 'Lynn', meaning 'lake' or 'water' in Welsh.
#9673English↑ Rising
Variant of 'Bree', meaning 'hill' or 'exalted one'
#9975American
From the hill of the knox
—American↑ Rising
a form of Bryn, meaning 'hill' or 'mound'
—American
A variation of Bree, meaning 'hill' or 'spirited'.
—American
A modern invented name, potentially a combination of 'Bryn' (Hill) and 'Zlee'.
—England↑ Rising
From the hill with the steep slope
—American↑ Rising
From the grove, by the hill
—English↑ Rising
a form of the name Bailey, meaning 'bailiff' or 'fortified hill'
—Greece
A place of the mountains or hills.
—American↑ Rising
Army hill
—American↑ Rising
from the hills
—United Kingdom
Fort on the hill
—American↑ Rising
A blend of 'Bryn' and 'Lynn', where 'Bryn' means 'hill' in Welsh and 'Lynn' means 'lake' or 'waterfall' in Gaelic
—Welsh↑ Rising
Hill or ridge; associated with the pen (hill)
—American↑ Rising
Derived from the masculine name 'Brent', meaning 'hill' or 'mountain'.
—American↑ Rising
A variant of 'Hatton', which means 'from the hill estate'.
—English
A modern variant or creative spelling of Braelynn, which is a combination of 'Brae' (a hill) and 'Lynn' (lake or water)
—England
From the hill by the river
—American↑ Rising
Highest point, a hill
—American↑ Rising
sword; hill
—American↑ Rising
A variant of 'Bree', meaning 'hill' or 'a place of hills' in Irish.
—American
A variant of 'Bryn', meaning 'hill'.
—American
From the hill; spring hill
—American
A modern name likely derived from the English surname meaning 'from the hill'.
—American
from the hill by the river
—American
Linden tree hill
—American
from the grassy land or from the hill of the king