Broad fortress, "Broad manor" (from a place name)

Broad oak, "Spotted oak" (from a place name)

Likely a modern invented name, blending Bray with -wyn.

Speckled, "Multi-colored" (Welsh word)

Likely a modern invented name, possibly from "branch."

Firebrand, "Torch," "Sword" (variant of Brandy)

Firebrand, "Torch," "Sword" (variant of Brandy)

Blend of Brandi and Candice.

Firebrand, "Torch," "Sword" (variant of Brandy)

Elaboration of Brandi, possibly with Melissa.

Fire, "Sword," "Torch" (German surname)

Distilled wine, "Burnt wine"

Protector of peace, "Defender of the world" (from "braniti" to defend + "mir" peace/world)

Defender, "Protector" (feminine of Branko)

Fire brands meadow, "Brants clearing"

Brocks settlement, "From a place name"

Likely a modern invented name, possibly from "brazen."

From Brazil, the capital city.

Dear brother, "Brothers love" (from "brat" brother + "mi?y" dear)

Brave, "Courageous" (feminine form)

Ready to face danger, "Courageous"

Feminine variant of Brayden.

Blend of Bray and Lee, or feminine form of Brayden.

Blend of Bray and Lynn, or variant of Braylen.

Likely a modern invented variant of Brian or Brayden.

Bold, "Without shame," "Made of brass"

From Brazil, the country.

Possibly a variant of Bria or from the Irish "br�" (hill).

Elaboration of Brea, or blend of Brea and Anna.

High, "Noble," "Hill" (feminine form of Brian)

Bright, "Famous" (Dutch feminine diminutive of Albert/Brecht)

Freckled, "Speckled" (from Irish "breac")

Broad, "Wide" (from Old Norse "brei�r")

High, "Noble," "Hill" (short form of Brianna/Bridget)

Strength, "Exalted one" (Anglicized form of Br�d)

Fairy palace, or a variant of Bree/Brina.

A gentle wind

Brunette, "Brown-haired" (Yiddish)

Laurel, "Victory" (Latvian form of Lawrence)

Variant of Brenda.

Little drop, "Teardrop," or "Raven," "Prince" (various origins)

Burner, "Distiller" (occupational surname)

Likely a modern feminine form of Brent.

Burnt clearing, "Hill by the burnt clearing"

Variant of Brianna, or modern invention.

The German name for the city of Wroc?aw, Poland.

Feminine elaboration of Brett.

Likely a modern invented name, blending Brevin or similar with -yn.

Brewer of beer (occupational surname)

High, "Noble," "Hill" (short form of Brianna)