Rare Unisex Names

from the broad clearing or broad meadow

raven's field

broom ford

bright, shining, or sword

branch clearing or branch ford

brazier maker or worker with brass

Possibly a modern invented name with no clear etymological meaning.

Broad land, or possibly from 'brae' (hillside)

Scotland's high country

fish; edge, rim

freckled, spotted

light, airy, lively, like a gentle breeze

slope, hillside, glacier, or brook

possibly 'to bring' or 'to carry'

Bremen forest

clearing where branches grow

sword, broom hill, or prince's meadow

burner; one who burns charcoal or bricks

possibly 'from Bresen' or 'of the Bresani tribe'

from the town of Bretherton

from Brittany, a region in France

high, noble, exalted

brick valley

structure spanning a gap; also a short form of Bridget

bridge man, dweller by the bridge

dweller by the bridge

bright man, intelligent person

Bright spring or stream

Exalted one, high, strong

Bridge, strength, power

brick, small brick

shining, brilliant

shining, brilliant

ford near Bril's land

burnt wood clearing

bridge wood

farmer's court/farmstead

Brin's meadow; burnt wood clearing

from Brinton's settlement; from the burnt town

high, noble, or hill

uncertain, possibly 'brittle' or 'bright'

place of the bridge

from Britain, a Briton

from Britain

Exalted one

daughter of Briseus

bright, exalted one

broad wood or forest