By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Scandinavian
"brother"
Norse
Irish, English, and Scottish
"broad eye or broad island"
Scottish surname
"little ridge"
Slavic
"one who lives near a stream"
Irish
"small shoe"
Swedish and English surname
"bridge; brother"
Diminutive of Bromley, English
"broom meadow"
English
Polish diminutive of Bronislaw
"sorrow"
"sorrowful"
Spanish
"rough, unbroken horse"
Czech, Slovak, Russian, and Ukrainian form of Bronisław, Polish
"weapon of glory"
Polish
Welsh
"May breast; May hill"
Literary name
Cornish
"a rush"
"son of brown-haired one"
Greek
"thunder"
"thunderer"
"white breast"
Place name
"protection"
English word name
English nature name
"small stream"
English surname
"someone who lives by a stream"
Place-name from Dutch
"marshland"
Spelling variation of Brooklyn, place name from Dutch
Variation of Brooklyn, English from Dutch
"of the brook"
Old Norse
Diminutive of Ambrose, Latin
"immortal"
Faroese, Old Norse
"smile"
Short form of Ambrose, Ambrosio, or Ambrosius, Latin
"dweller near the Brosna River"
Color and surname
Catalan form of Bruno, Germanic
"brown"
German surname
"dweller beside a brook"
Catalan
"heather"
English or Dutch
"bear or brown"
Italian
German, Latin
Diminutive of Bruno, Italian, German
"armor, protection; brown"
French
"woman with brown hair"
"armed for battle"
German from Norse
Albanian, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese form of Brunhild, German, Norse
Latin
"heavy, dull"
Variation of Briana, English
"strong, virtuous and honorable"
