Any Size Dog Names

Braxi

Brayda

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Braylee

Modern English coinage, compare Brylee, Kaylee, Jaylee

Braylen

Braylen is of English origin and means 'descendant of the riverbank'.

Brea

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Breck

Not documented as a word with a meaning in the sources checked

Brecken

English (Modern) given name, recorded as masculine; also a surname

Breelee

No documented meaning; recorded as a rare modern American English given name

Breeze

English word for a gentle to moderate wind

Bren

English surname borrowed from Czech Břeň

Brenda

Feminine form of the Old Norse Brandr, "fire, torch, sword"

Brendy

Recorded as a given name in Irish (masculine) and English (American, modern, rare) (feminine)

Brenley

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Brenta

Italian name associated with a river and often implies elegance

Bretagne

A region in northwest France known for its beautiful coastlines and rich culture

Brett

English surname meaning "a Breton", from Old French Bret

Bretta

Brey

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in English

Brian

Uncertain; possibly from a Celtic root meaning "hill, high" or "might, power"

Briana

Feminine form of Brian

Briann

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Brianna

Feminine English form of the Irish masculine name Brian

Briar

English word for the thorny plant

Bricia

Recorded as a feminine given name in Mexican Spanish

Brida

Perhaps from a contracted form of the Italian personal name Brigida.

Bridey

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Bridger

From an English surname for a person who lived near or worked on a bridge

Bridget

Anglicized form of the Irish name Brighid, from old Celtic *Brigantī meaning "the exalted one"

Briella

Short form of Gabriella, a name of Hebrew origin

Brielle

Short form of Gabrielle

Brig

Brigg

English rare given name, from Old English brycġ, "bridge"

Briggs

English surname from Middle English brigge and Old English brycg, "bridge"

Brighton

Recorded as a given name in English (American, Modern)

Brigid

Irish variant of brighid; 'exalted one'

Brigitte

Derived from the Irish goddess Brigid, associated with fire, poetry, and healing.

Brijon

Brilius

Brin

Slovene word for "juniper"

Brinkley

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in American English

Brinley

Combination of Bryn and the suffix lee; an English surname meaning "burned clearing"

Brinn

Meaning 'pure' or 'bright'

Brio

Italian for vivacity or spirit

Brisa

Spanish for "breeze"

Brisk

The Yiddish name (בריסק) for the city of Brest, Belarus

Brisko

Bristol

From the English city of Bristol, meaning "the site of the bridge"

Brit

Norwegian short form of Birgitta

Brite

Not documented as a name with a meaning in the sources checked

Britney

Derived from a location name that means 'Briton' or 'from Britain'.

Britt

Scandinavian short form of Birgitta.

Britta

A derivative of the name Bridget, meaning 'strength' or 'exalted one'.

Brix

User-submitted: recorded as a given name in modern English and rare German

Brixe

Brixen

A town in South Tyrol, Italy, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history

Brixie

A variant of the name 'Brixton', meaning 'Brix's town'

Brixton

From Brixton, a district of South London; from Old English Brixistane, "the stone of Brixi"

Brixy

Brizzy

Bro

Brody

From a Scottish surname, from a place in Moray, probably Gaelic for "ditch, mire"

Bronagh

Anglicized form of Brónach, an Irish name

Broni

Bronja

No documented meaning; recorded as a Low German feminine given name

Bronte

Anglicized form of Irish Proinntigh, from Irish bronntach, "generous"

Bronwyn

Variant of the Welsh Bronwen, from bran (raven) and gwen (white, fair, blessed)

Bronze

English bronze, the metal alloy of copper and tin

Brook

From an English surname denoting one who lived near a brook

Brookie

A nickname for someone named Brooke; also a brownie-cookie dessert

Brooks

From an English surname, a variant of Brook

Brown

The English word for the colour of soil and wood

Bruna

Feminine form of Bruno, used in French

Bruni

Derived from the Italian word for 'brown'.

Brunie

Bryce

Variant of Brice

Bryer

Recorded as a rare modern american masculine given name

Brylee

Variant of Briley

Bryn

From Welsh bryn, meaning hill or mound

Brynja

Means "armour" in Old Norse

Brynn

Feminine variant of the Welsh name Bryn

Brynne

Variant of Brynn

Brytan

BríGhid

Bubblegum

Bubbly

English word meaning "full of bubbles", recorded as a given name in English

Bubsy

The anthropomorphic bobcat in the Bubsy video game series

Buckey

Buckley

English, from the Old English 'bucc', a buck, and 'leah', a wood — a buck clearing.

Bucky

Recorded as a masculine given name in the Popular Culture category

Budd

From Old English Budda, a nickname of uncertain meaning

Buddie

A term of endearment for a friend or companion

Buddy

English word meaning "friend"; probably a nursery form of "brother"

Budi

A name of Indonesian origin meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent'.

Budster

Buggsy

Bugsy

From a slang term bugsy, meaning "crazy, unstable"

Buji

Bula

Recorded as a given name in American English (rare, feminine)

Bullseye

English word for the centre of a target, from bull's + eye

Bumblebee

English word for a large bee of the genus Bombus