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Brandy (English) A woman wielding a sword; an alcoholic drink

Brandey, Brandi, Brandie, Brandee, Branda, Brande, Brandelyn, Brandilyn

Braulia (Spanish) One who is glowing

Brauliah, Braulea, Brauleah, Brauliya, Brauliyah

Brazil (Spanish) Of the ancient tree

Brasil, Brazile, Brazille, Brasille, Bresil, Brezil, Bresille, Brezille

Brencis (Slavic) Crowned with laurel

Brenda (Irish) Feminine form of Brendan; a princess; wielding a sword

Brynda, Brinda, Breandan, Brendalynn, Brendolyn, Brend, Brienda

Brenna (Welsh) A raven-like woman

Brinna, Brenn, Bren, Brennah, Brina, Brena, Brenah

*TBrianna (Irish) Feminine form of Brian; from the high hill; one who ascends

Breanna, Breanne, Breana, Breann, Breeana, Breeanna, Breona, Breonna, Bryana, Bryanna, Briana

Brice (Welsh) One who is alert; ambitious

Bryce

Bridget (Irish) A strong and protective woman; in mythology, goddess of fire, wisdom, and poetry

Bridgett, Bridgette, Briget, Brigette, Bridgit, Bridgitte, Birgit, Birgitte

Brie (French) Type of cheese

Bree, Breeyah, Bria, Briya, Briah, Briyah, Brya

ˆBrielle (French) Form of Brie, meaning “type of cheese”

Brilliant (American) A dazzling and sparkling woman

Briseis (Greek) In mythology, the Trojan widow abducted by Achilles

Brisys, Brisa, Brisia, Brisha, Brissa, Briza, Bryssa, Brysa

Bristol (English) From the city in England Brystol, Bristow, Brystow

Brittany (English) A woman from Great Britain

Britany, Brittanie, Brittaney, Brittani, Brittanee, Britney, Britnee, Britny

*Brook (English) From the running stream

Brooke, Brookie

*Brooklyn (American) Borough of New York City

Brooklin, Brooklynn, Brooklynne

ˆBrylee (American) Variation of Riley

Brilee, Brylie, Briley, Bryli

Brynley (English) From the burnt meadow

Brynlee, Brynly, Brinley, Brinli, Brynlie

Brynn (Welsh) Hill

Brin, Brinn, Bryn, Brynlee, Brynly, Brinley, Brinli, Brynlie

Bryony (English) Of the healing place

Briony, Brionee

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Cabrina (American) Form of Sabrina, meaning “a legendary princess”

Cabrinah, Cabrinna

Cabriole (French) An adorable girl

Cabriolle, Cabrioll, Cabriol, Cabryole, Cabryolle, Cabryoll, Cabryol, Cabriola

Cacalia (Latin) Resembling the flowering plant

Cacaliah, Cacalea, Cacaleah

Caden (English) A battle maiden

Cadan, Cadin, Cadon

Cadence (Latin) Rhythmic and melodious; a musical woman

Cadena, Cadenza, Cadian, Cadienne, Cadianne, Cadiene, Caydence, Cadencia, Kadence, Kaydence

Caia (Latin) One who rejoices

Cai, Cais

Cailyn (Gaelic) A young woman

Cailin

Cainwen (Welsh) A beautiful treasure

Cainwenn, Cainwenne, Cainwin, Cainwinn, Cainwinne, Cainwyn, Cainwynn, Cainwynne

Cairo (African) From the city in Egypt

Caitlin (English) Form of Catherine, meaning one who is pure, virginal

Caitlyn, Catlin, Catline, Catlyn, Caitlan, Caitlinn, Caitlynn

Calais (French) From the city in France

Cale (Latin) A respected woman

Cayl, Cayle, Cael, Caele, Cail, Caile

Caledonia (Latin) Woman of Scotland

Caledoniah, Caledoniya, Caledona, Caledonya, Calydona

California (Spanish) From paradise; from the state of California

Califia

Calise (Greek) A gorgeous woman

Calyse, Calice, Calyce

Calista (Greek) Most beautiful; in mythology, a nymph who changed into a bear and then into the Great Bear constellation

Calissa, Calisto, Callista, Calyssa, Calysta, Calixte, Colista, Collista

Calla (Greek) Resembling a lily; a beautiful woman

Callah

Callie (Greek) A beautiful girl

Cali, Callee, Kali, Kallie

Calypso (Greek) A woman with secrets; in mythology, a nymph who captivated Odysseus for seven years

Camassia (American) One who is aloof

Camassiah, Camasia, Camasiah, Camassea, Camasseah, Camasea, Camaseah

Cambay (English) From the town in India

Cambaye, Cambai, Cambae

Cambria (Latin) A woman of Wales

Cambriah, Cambrea, Cambree, Cambre, Cambry, Cambrey, Cambri, Cambrie, Cambreah

Camdyn (English) Of the enclosed valley

Camden, Camdan, Camdon, Camdin

Cameron (Scottish) Having a crooked nose

Cameryn, Camryn, Camerin, Camren, Camrin, Camron

*Camila (Italian) Feminine form of Camillus; a