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Bazyl
Variant of Basil: Royal, kingly.
Bazyli
Like a king, Royal, Majestic, Basil herb.
Bbainbridge
Fair-haired
Beacan
Small
Beacen
Small
Beach
Diminutive of Beacher: Close to beech trees.
Beacher
First-born child.
Beachy
Diminutive of Beacher: Close to beech trees.
Beacon
A signalling light
Beadurinc
Warrior
Beadutun
From the warrior's estate.
Beadwof
Bold in war.
Beag
Variant of Beacan: Small.
Beagen
Little one.
Beagin
Variant of Beagan: Small child.
Beajae
Handsome Jay bird.
Beajah
Handsome Jay bird.
Beajai
Handsome Jay bird.
Beal
Handsome. A form of Beau.
Bealdwine
Bold protector, Friend.
Beale
Handsome. A form of Beau.
Bealiah
The god of an idol, in an assembly
Beall
Handsome. A form of Beau.
Bealle
Handsome. A form of Beau.
Bealohydig
Enemy
Bealoth
Cast under.
Beals
Variant of Beal: Handsome.
Beaman
Bee keeper.
Beamann
Variant of Beaman: Beekeeper.
Beamard
Brave as a bear.
Beamen
Bee keeper.
Beamer
Trumpet player.
Beamon
Good
Bean
Fair skinned
Beanon
Good
Beant
Without enD - infinity, UseD to refer to the; supreme; supreme; being
Bear
Grizzly bear.
Bearacb
Marksman
Bearach
Spear-like one.
Bearcban
Marksman
Bearchan
Fair Haired
Beared
Sprinkle
Bearett
Form of Barrett
Bearl
Wine servant|Tree with a knot.
Bearle
Wine servant|Tree with a knot.
Bearn
Son
Bearnard
Bold as a bear, Warrior.
Beartlai
Gaelic form of Bartley, a variant of Bartholomew son of Talmai See BARTHOLOMEW
Beartlaiah
From the barley meadow.
Beartlaidh
From Barts meadow
Beaslea
From the meadow where peas are grown, From the bee keeper's meadow.
Beasleah
From the meadow where peas are grown, From the bee keeper's meadow.
Beaslee
From the meadow where peas are grown, From the bee keeper's meadow.
Beasleigh
From the meadow where peas are grown, From the bee keeper's meadow.
Beasley
From the meadow where peas are grown, From the bee keeper's meadow.
Beaslie
From the meadow where peas are grown, From the bee keeper's meadow.
Beasly
From the meadow where peas are grown, From the bee keeper's meadow.
Beat
Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love.
Beathan
Son of my right hand, favourite son.
Beatie
One who grants blessings.