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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brijan | m | Celtic | Brijan is regarded as a masculine first name that represents a variation of the name Brian |
| Brinley | f | Welsh | The name Brinley is a newer English variant of the name Bryn, combined with the suffix … |
| Brionne | f | Celtic | Brionne is a female, and in rare cases also male, form of the Irish-Celtic name Brian, … |
| Briony | f | English | The name Briony is a variant of Bryony and refers to the climbing plant known in Englis… |
| Bristol | f | English | The name Bristol, a contemporary English variant of the term Brycgstow, means "the plac… |
| Britaney | f | Latin | Britaney is considered a variation of the English name Brittany, which means "the Brito… |
| Britany | f | Latin | The name Britany has its roots in Old English and derives from the term 'britannia', wh… |
| Britney | f | English | Britney is a girl's name that was adopted from English in the 1990s and is regarded as … |
| Britney-Jean | f | The name Britney-Jean is made up of Britney, a short form of Brittany, and Jean, a shor… | |
| Britni | f | An alternative spelling of 'Brittnay' as well as a variant of 'Britney' | |
| Brittani | f | Latin | Brittani is regarded as a modern English variant of Brittany and means 'the Briton' or … |
| Brittannia | f | Brittannia is an English form of Brittany, which means 'the Briton' | |
| Brittany | f | The feminine first name Brittany has its roots in English and refers to Brittany | |
| Brittney | f | Brittney is a female first name that became popular in Germany in the 1990s, derived fr… | |
| Britton | f | English | The name has its origin in Brittany |
| Brock | m | English | Brock is a traditional English name meaning 'the badger' |
| Broderrick | m | Broderrick, a boys' name, is a less common form of Broderick | |
| Bronny | m | Celtic | Bronny is derived from the Anglo-Saxon family names Brancomb or Bronscombe, which date … |
| Bronwen | f | English | The name Bronwen originates from Wales and is used for girls |
| Brook | u | Brook, which is predominantly used as a female first name today, has its roots in an En… | |
| Brooklyn | m | The name Brooklyn, which was once primarily used for boys, is a modified form of the En… | |
| Brooklynn | f | The name Brooklynn is a variation of the name Brooklyn with the suffix '-lynn' and orig… | |
| Brooks | m | English | Brooks is a derivation of the name Brook, which developed from an English surname and o… |
| Bruce | m | English | Originally derived as a Scottish surname, Bruce metaphorically means "the one from the … |
| Bryan | m | Celtic | Bryan is a variant form of the Irish-Celtic name Brian |
| Bryant | m | Celtic | Bryant is a derivative of the Irish-Celtic name Brian and may have its origin in the of… |
| Brynn | f | English | The name Brynn represents the feminine variant of the Welsh name Bryn, whose direct tra… |
| Bryony | f | English | The first name Bryony comes from the English term for 'the bryony', a climbing plant |
| Bryson | m | Bryson is a traditional English boy's name that is derived from the surname of the same… | |
| Buck | m | English | Buck is a male first name that comes from Old English |
| Bud | m | English | Bud is a short form of the English nickname Buddy, which is now also used independently… |
| Buford | m | English | The name Buford has its roots in Old English and belongs to masculine first names |
| Bulma | f | English | The girl's name Bulma is considered a creation |
| Burdan | m | English | the one descended from the hill fort |
| Burgess | m | American | The name Burgess is of English origin and translates to 'the one living in the city' or… |
| Burn | m | an alternative form of the English first names Bourne or Burns, which stands for 'strea… | |
| Burr | m | English | Burr is a masculine name derived from the Old Norse Borr and originates from Norse myth… |
| Burt | m | American | Burt, as a masculine first name, is a diminutive of Burton |
| Buster | m | The boy's name Buster is a colloquial term or nickname for someone who destroys something | |
| Butch | m | English | The name Butch also comes from English and is directly translated as 'the masculine one… |
| Butterfly | f | Butterfly is considered a modern girl's name in English | |
| Byron | m | The first name Byron comes from an English surname and is linked to a place name | |
| Cacey | m | English | Cacey is a variant of Casey ("descendant of Cathasaigh") |
| Cade | m | English | Cade is a masculine first name of English origin, and its origin is not definitively cl… |
| Cadence | f | English | The name Cadence is interpreted in English as 'the rhythm' and has its roots in the Lat… |
| Cady | f | English | Cady is a contemporary variant of Katie, which serves as a diminutive of the name Katha… |
| Caelan | m | English | Caelan is considered the English form of the Irish Caolan |
| Caeser | m | Latin | Caeser is a variation of the name Caesar and literally means "the one cut from the womb… |
| Caileigh | f | English | The name Caileigh is considered an English variant of Kayleigh, which in turn derives f… |
| Cain | m | English | The name Cain, as a biblical boy's name, is the English form of Kain, derived from the … |
| Cainan | m | English | Cainan is an English variant of Kenan and likely shares the same origin as Cain, which … |
| Caine | m | English | Caine is regarded as an anglicized version of the biblical name Cain, which originally … |
| Caira | f | Latin | Caira is a feminine form derived from Cara |
| Caitlin | f | English | Caitlín is, similar to Katharina, a first name that carries the meaning 'the Pure' or '… |
| Caitlyn | f | English | Caitlyn is a variant of Caitlin, which represents an Irish and English form of the girl… |
| Cal | u | English | Cal is a unisex name that can be used for both boys and girls |
| Cale | m | English | Cale represents a short form of Kaleb, whose origin is not clearly defined |
| Caleb | m | English | The name Caleb, an English form of Kaleb, is etymologically not clearly defined |
| Caledonia | f | Celtic | The name Caledonia is interpreted as 'the woman from Caledonia' or 'the Scottish woman' |
| Caliane | f | Caliane is a feminine first name from South America, whose origin is not precisely esta… | |
| Calina | f | French | Calina is a Spanish name for girls and translates to "the misty one." This meaning is d… |
| Calista | f | American | The name Calista is a variation of Callista, the feminine counterpart to Callistus from… |
| Callan | f | English | Callan is a name that was originally intended for men but has increasingly established … |
| Calliope | f | English | Calliope is the Latinized form of the ancient Greek name Kalliope (Καλλιόπη) |
| Callum | m | Latin | Callum is a Scottish Gaelic form of the Irish saint's name Columban, which is derived f… |
| Calum | m | Latin | Calum is a Scottish form of Columban, which is derived from the Late Latin name Columba… |
| Calvin | m | French | Calvin, a masculine first name, comes from the French surname Cauvin and the Latin Calv… |
| Calypso | f | English | The name Calypso, derived from Kalypso, means metaphorically 'the one who conceals' |
| Camden | m | The boy's name Camden traces back to a historical English surname, originating from the… | |
| Camelia | f | Latin | Camelia is a female name form that derives from the Romanian and French variant Camélia |
| Camella | f | Latin | Camella is a girl's name that is considered a Corsican form of Camellia |
| Camellia | f | Latin | Camellia is a female first name derived from the botanical term for the camellia |
| Cameo | f | English | The first name Cameo has significance for both girls and boys |
| Cameri | f | English | Cameri is a rare, exclusively female derivative of Cameron |
| Cami | f | Latin | Cami, a girl's name, is the English abbreviation and pet form of Camilla, a feminine fo… |
| Camilia | f | Latin | Camilia represents an English form of Camilla, which in turn is the feminine form of th… |
| Camilla | f | Latin | The name Camilla is closely associated with the Latin term camillus, which means 'sacri… |
| Campbel | m | English | The name Campbel, as a Scottish variant of Campbell, translates into English as "the on… |
| Camron | m | English | Camron is a modern English form of Cameron and refers to an ancient Scottish Gaelic clan |
| Camryn | f | English | Camryn is a feminine variant of the name Cameron, whose roots can be found in a histori… |
| Camyle | f | Latin | Camyle represents a short form of Camille, which is a feminine version of the ancient R… |
| Canace | f | English | Daughter of the Wind |
| Candida | f | Latin | Candida is the feminine variant of the Latin name Candidus (or Candid) |
| Candis | f | English | Candis, a female first name, is regarded as the English form of Candace, which represen… |
| Candria | f | American | Candria is a variation of the Indian unisex name Candra or Chandra, which has its origi… |
| Candy | f | English | Candy is a short and affectionate form of Candice, which was adopted from English in th… |
| Carden | m | The name Carden has its roots in the Middle English word carden, which means 'the one w… | |
| Cardi | f | Italian | Cardi is a relatively rare name for girls, whose origins are not entirely clear |
| Caressa | f | Latin | The name Caressa, as the female variant of Carissa, carries the meaning "", which has i… |
| Carey | m | English | Carey is a name with a masculine connotation, derived from the ancient Irish family nam… |
| Cariad | f | English | The name Cariad is a female first name from the English and Welsh regions, which transl… |
| Caris | f | English | Caris is a feminine name that represents a different form of Charis |
| Carisma | f | English | Carisma, a feminine first name, is a rare English variation of the name Charisma |
| Carlatun | m | Carlatun is the Scottish and Welsh variant of Charlton | |
| Carlisle | u | Celtic | Carlisle is a first name that is widespread for both men and women in English-Gaelic sp… |
| Carlton | m | Carlton is a boy's name that is considered an English variant of Charlton | |
| Carly-Fay | f | Carly-Fay is the feminine variant of Carl | |
| Carlyle | m | Celtic | The name Carlyle is exclusively masculine and is a variant of the name Carlisle |
| Carmel | f | Latin | The name Carmel, primarily used for women, has its roots in Hebrew and is closely relat… |
| Caroline-Jane | f | English | Caroline-Jane is a double name combining Caroline ("the strong one") and Jane ("God is … |