By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Croatian
"battle"
Hungarian word name and diminutive of Borbála
"juniper; foreign woman"
Italian
"good pilgrim"
Polish
Japanese
"bolt"
Italian and French
"wood, forest"
Hungarian variation of Betty, English
"pledged to God"
English
"meadow near the woods"
English word name
Slovene, from Greek
"person from ancient city of Sebastia"
Place-name
"well near the woods"
"peony"
"he who lives in a broad valley"
Dutch
"brave friend"
Celtic
"victory"
Nature name
Word name
"one who lives near a stream"
Arabic and Coptic variation of Peter
"rock, stone"
French occupational name
"herdsman"
"bow hill"
Welsh
"son of Owen"
Scottish
"blond"
English surname
"archer"
Bulgarian
Scottish, from French
"lives by the woods"
English and French
"bow-maker, cattle herder"
Irish
"white cow"
Irish and English
"town near the Boyne"
Diminutive of Bozhidar, Bosley, Boaz, or others, Slavic, English, Hebrew
"divine; Bosa's field; swiftness"
Diminutive form of Bozoma, Bozhidara, Božica, or similar, Western African, Slavic
"divine"
Slavic, Polish
Slavic
"divine gift"
Western African, Ghanaian, Nzema
Biblical place-name
Diminutive of Erzsébet, Hungarian
Faroese, Old Norse
"eyelash"
"to prepare; to reinforce; to strengthen"
Hebrew
"blessing"
"fern plant"
Diminutive of Bradley
"beard"
"salmon"
"dweller near the wood fort"
"wide valley"
"wide river crossing"
"wide meadow"
"broad clearing"
"at the wide river"
"broad forest"
