Brett
[brɛt]Meaning
English surname meaning "a Breton", from Old French Bret
Background Story
Brett comes from an English surname meaning "a Breton", an inhabitant of Brittany, derived from Old French Bret. The surname is also recorded as Irish, of Norman origin, deriving from an Old French ethnic name denoting a Breton person. The given name comes from the surname and is used for both men and women, and Bret is a variant.
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