Bruno
Meaning: Brown-haired or brown Gender: Male Pronunciation: Broo-Noh Language origin of Bruno: Germanic Regional origin of Bruno: Northern Europe Languages Bruno is most common: English Religions Bruno is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Broo Last letter and sound: O, noh Alternative Spelling: Brunno, Brunoe
Bryan
Meaning: Variant of Brian, meaning strong or noble Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bry-Uhn Language origin of Bryan: Germanic Regional origin of Bryan: Northern Europe Languages Bryan is most common: English Religions Bryan is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bry Last letter and sound: N, uhn Alternative Spelling: Brian, Brien
Bryant
Meaning: Son of Bryan, meaning strong or noble Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bry-Uhnt Language origin of Bryant: Germanic Regional origin of Bryant: Northern Europe Languages Bryant is most common: English Religions Bryant is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bry Last letter and sound: T, uhnt Alternative Spelling: Briant, Bryent
Brayson
Meaning: Variant of Brayden, meaning broad valley Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bray-Suhn Language origin of Brayson: Germanic Regional origin of Brayson: Northern Europe Languages Brayson is most common: English Religions Brayson is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bray Last letter and sound: N, suhn Alternative Spelling: Braysen, Braysun
Brixton
Meaning: From the town of Brixton in London Gender: Male Pronunciation: Briks-Tuhn Language origin of Brixton: Germanic Regional origin of Brixton: Northern Europe Languages Brixton is most common: English Religions Brixton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Briks Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Brixon, Brixtan
Brayton
Meaning: From the broad town Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bray-Tuhn Language origin of Brayton: Germanic Regional origin of Brayton: Northern Europe Languages Brayton is most common: English Religions Brayton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bray Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Brayten, Braytan
Broderick
Meaning: Son of Roderick, meaning famous ruler Gender: Male Pronunciation: Broh-Drik Language origin of Broderick: Germanic Regional origin of Broderick: Northern Europe Languages Broderick is most common: English Religions Broderick is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Broh Last letter and sound: K, drik Alternative Spelling: Brodrick, Broderic
Breland
Meaning: Variant of Breland, meaning from the meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bree-Luhnd Language origin of Breland: Germanic Regional origin of Breland: Northern Europe Languages Breland is most common: English Religions Breland is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bree Last letter and sound: D, luhnd Alternative Spelling: Brelyn, Brelland
Brodie
Meaning: From the town of Brodie in Scotland Gender: Male Pronunciation: Broh-Dee Language origin of Brodie: Germanic Regional origin of Brodie: Northern Europe Languages Brodie is most common: English Religions Brodie is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Broh Last letter and sound: E, dee Alternative Spelling: Brody, Brodee
Brendan
Meaning: Prince or descendant of Bran, meaning raven Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bren-Duhn Language origin of Brendan: Germanic Regional origin of Brendan: Northern Europe Languages Brendan is most common: English Religions Brendan is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bren Last letter and sound: N, duhn Alternative Spelling: Brenden, Brendon