Brantley
Introduction
sword or firebrand
Background Story
Brantley is of Old English origin, meaning 'the sword meadow', and has been used in various cultures and regions. The name has gained popularity in modern times, especially in the U.S., and it often carries a rustic, charming feel. Notably, a character named Brantley appears in various pieces of contemporary literature and media, suggesting adventure and heroism.
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Variations
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