| Brayson | Son of the brave and noble leader. |
| Braytlee | A meadow near the broad riverbank. |
| Breaelle | A beautiful and virtuous hill dweller. |
| Breal | Derived from a Gaelic word for hill. |
| Breale | A variant spelling meaning open field. |
| Brear | One who lives near the thorny briars. |
| Breay | Force, Mother of a Multitude |
| Breaze | Inspired by a gentle, cooling breeze. |
| Brec | A name meaning speckled or freckled. |
| Brecka | A name meaning a small, rocky cliff. |
| Breda | Derived from a broad meadow. |
| Breea | A noble or exalted woman. |
| Breed | To bring forth or produce. |
| Breeha | The Most Beautiful One |
| Breehan | A noble and strong person. |
| Breel | A variant of a noble name. |
| Breelle | A bright and noble woman. |
| Breelyn | A beautiful, noble lake. |
| Brees | One who is very energetic. |
| Breese | A gentle, cooling breeze. |
| Breez | A light and refreshing air. |
| Breezee | A gentle and refreshing wind. |
| Breezey | Characterized by light winds. |
| Breezie | A light and airy personality. |
| Bregeswith | A noble and strong protector. |
| Breguswith | One who brings great strength. |
| Breiana | A noble and virtuous woman. |
| Breight | Force, Strength, Power |
| Brek | A person of strong character. |
| Breka | One who is bold and daring. |
| Brena | A small drop of the ocean. |
| Brendalee | A meadow of sword blades. |
| Brendaly | A swordbearing noble leader. |
| Brendalys | A noble swordwielding maiden. |
| Brendee | A brave and noble sword fighter. |
| Brendi | One who carries a noble sword. |
| Brene | A person of noble, fiery spirit. |
| Brenlee | Dweller of the swordfilled lea. |
| Brenley | From the meadow of the sword. |
| Brente | One from the steep hill slope. |