Briggs
Bridge
3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.
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Bridge
Badger
Place of the cattle sheds
From the surname Ó Cathaláin
Bald
Name associated with the Caspian Sea
Chase; hunt
Surname linked to Nicholas or Cola
Young horse
Keeper of horses
Cola’s town
Hound and desire; form of Conchobar
Valley town
Dear friend, through Deorwine
Son of David
From a surname with more than one origin
From a diminutive name combining brown and dark
East town
Wealth and spear
Wealth and guard
Wealth and friend
From an English surname based on Emma
A fisherman
Arrow maker
From Flann, meaning blood red
River crossing
Probably gravelly homestead
Form of Gruffudd; also the mythical creature
Son of Harry
Surname name; more than one origin
One who lived on a heath
Deep valley
Short form of Jason
Son of James
Jet; aircraft or deep black
Form of Judah; probably praise
Surname descended from a diminutive of Aodh, fire
King’s town
Round hill
Long hill; ridge
Long stone
Short form of Maximilian, Maxim or Maxwell
Mack’s stream
Form related to Miles; deeper derivation uncertain
At the ash tree
Surname name related to Otto
Stone
Friend of horses
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