#118American
broken land, or marshland
#143Hebrew
God is my strength
#243American
A modern invented name combining 'Bryn' (hill) and 'lee' (meadow).
#362Hebrew↑ Rising
בְּרִיאֵלָה - 'God is my strength'
#400American↑ Rising
A thorny patch
#504American
noble or strong
#508Slavic countries
Slavic
#509Latin
exalted one, elevated
#514American
A modern variation of Brianna
#518English
a variant of Briar; a thorny patch
#519American
A beloved name with deep roots
#528American
Little drop of water
#531American
A modern combination of 'Bree' and 'Anne', conveying meanings of exaltation and grace.
#532Greek
an allusion to love or beauty
#534American
From Brittany
#537American
strong, virtuous, and honorable
#544Ireland
descendant of Braonán
#544Slavic countries
a form of a name meaning 'breeze' or 'air'
#549American
A combination of names Bre and Anna
#551American
Dweller by the brook
#569American
variation of Breesha, meaning 'a pathway' or 'the one who is blessed'
#574American
variant of Brisha, meaning fresh, of the sea
#589American
Descendant of Brían
#590American
To excel or to be distinguished
#592American
leader, chief
#599English
Brilliant, radiant
#603American
from the hill
#609American
Noble, high-born
#609English
Descendant of Bréanainn
#614American
A modern combination name
#635American
A blend of Brittany and Tara
#636American
Flaming torch
#640American
burnt clearing
#640French
a variant of the name Brian, meaning 'noble' or 'strong'
#646Ireland
sorrowful, sad
#656American
Modern variation of Breanna, meaning noble or exalted.
#660American
A contemporary feminine name that may be a fusion of 'Bren' and 'Aisha', with no specific traditional meaning.
#663American
A modern name, possibly a variation of Bria or Brishay, which implies beauty or is related to the word 'brash'.
#671English
a feminine form of Brandon, meaning 'broom hill'
#673American
from the brook; a place by the brook
#674American
combination of 'Bree' and 'Ann'.
#674American
Combination of Brittany, a region in France and 'lee', meaning meadow.
#678American
Derived from the name Brie, meaning 'a strong, virtuous woman'.
#682American
A modern name, likely a blend of 'Brand' and 'lyn', suggesting brightness or a brand of light.
#682English
feminine form of brave
#683American
Modern variation of Brittany, meaning 'from Brittany'
#684American
A modern twist on Brittany, meaning 'from Britain' or 'little Britain'.
#684American
a modern variant of the name Brittany, derived from the region in France
#685Russia
Derived from the word for 'grain' or 'light'}, representing nourishment or brightness.
#686English
A beloved name with deep roots
#686American
A beloved name with deep roots
#688American
Of Britain, from Britain
#694American
A variation of 'Brinsley,' often suggested to mean 'burnt clearing'.
#694American
A beloved name with deep roots
#695American
Noble, strong, virtuous
#699American
An alternative spelling of 'Brittany,' which refers to the region in France.
#704American
A variant of Brianna, often interpreted as 'noble'.
#708Poland
glory of the protector
#712United Kingdom
English
#724Irish
strength, exalted one
#728American
derived from a city name, meaning 'the dwellings by the bridge'
#729American
a variation of Breanna
#733American
a blend of the names Briley and Kaylin
#740American
not available
#746Spain
Derived from 'Branca', meaning 'white' or 'pure'.
#748American
A mix of Rayna and Brianna, indicating strength and virtue.
#755American
A form of Bria, meaning 'noble' or 'strength'
#757American
variation of 'breeze,' suggesting lightness and freshness
#762Irish
descendant of Bran
#769English
A person who is fierce or strong
#772American
A contemporary name, likely derived from combining elements of 'Brenna' and 'Nisha'.
#780USA
A modern invented name, possibly derived from Breel or as a variation of names like Breanna.
#787American
Bright, or beautiful
#793American
A modern variation of the name Brennan, which means 'descendant of Braonán'.
#805American
From Britain or the Britons
#807American
derived from Bryn, meaning 'hill' in Welsh, combined with Leigh meaning 'meadow'
#807American
Bringer of light
#816Italy
Brown; a feminine form of the name Bruno which means 'brown'.
#823American
derived from Brice
#833American
A compound name combining elements 'Bria' and 'Marie'.
#837American
A combination of 'Braid' and 'Lynn', meaning 'beautiful lake'
#846American
a variation of the name Brenda
#851American
A modern creation, possibly deriving from 'Bren' meaning 'prince' in Gaelic and 'Asia'
#854American
Brook by a land owner
#857American
Brave, powerful
#875American
a variant of 'Briana', meaning 'strong' or 'noble'
#880United Kingdom
English
#885American
Variant of Brittany; referring to Britain
#892USA
variant of Briseis which means 'of the breeze'
#898American
Modern variant of the name Brenna, potentially meaning 'descendant of Braonán'.
#906Latin
Bright and intelligent
#908American
A beloved name with deep roots
#916American
Breezy, warm-hearted
#917American
to shine or sparkle
#938American
a modern name, possibly derived from 'Brianna' or a combination of similar sounds
#941American
dew of the morning
#953Ireland
strong, exalted
#963American
Derived from 'bright meadow' or 'bright clearing'
#963American
A beloved name with deep roots
#964American
A diminutive form of Brittany, meaning 'from Brittany, France'.
#970American
A derivative of Brie, meaning 'uncertain, strong'.
#976English
brandy; a variant of the name Brenda
#991American
The descendent of the hill
#992American↑ Rising
American English
#994American
sword or firebrand
#995Poland
The one who brings glory
#1000Modern coinage
derived from Brian and Elyse
#1000Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1000Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1003American
small stream
#1007American
A variant of the name Brenda, often associated with flames or a sword.
#1009USA
A variation of the name Brianna, often interpreted as 'noble' or 'brave'
#1014American
Likely a variation of the name Brit or Britney, traditionally associated with 'the one from Britain'.
#1017Iceland
The word means 'break' or 'to break up', perhaps relating to a geographical feature such as a broken terrain