Bridger
[ˈbrɪdʒər]Meaning
one who builds bridges
Background Story
The name 'Bridger' is derived from the Old English word 'brycg' meaning bridge, and is often used to signify a builder or a connector. It is also a popular name associated with Jim Bridger, a famous frontiersman and mountain man in American history.
Temperament
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