Bryce
[braɪs]Meaning
variant of Brice
Background Story
Bryce is a variant of Brice. It is recorded as a name used in French and Gaulish, and its origin languages are given as Celtic, Irish, Welsh, Scottish Gaelic and Breton. The surname Bryce derives from the personal name Brice, the Latin form Bricius, and is of Celtic origin. After the Norman Conquest in 1066 it spread to England and Scotland.
Temperament
Variations
Brycen, Bryson
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