| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
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| Brant | Proud: Variant Of Brand. Mohawk Indian Joseph Brant Was A Renowned Strategist Who Fought For The British During The American Revolution: And A Devout Scholar Who Translated Christian Religious Works Into His Native Indian Tongue. | Male | English |
| Branton | Variant Of Brand. Mohawk Indian Joseph Brant Was A Renowned Strategist Who Fought For The British During The American Revolution: And A Devout Scholar Who Translated Christian Religious Works Into His Native Indian Tongue. | Male | English |
| Brantson | Variant Of Brand. Mohawk Indian Joseph Brant Was A Renowned Strategist Who Fought For The British During The American Revolution: And A Devout Scholar Who Translated Christian Religious Works Into His Native Indian Tongue. | Male | English |
| Charles | A Man. French Variant Of Carl Adopted By The English Since Seventeenth-Century Reigns Of King Charles I And II. British Charles Prince Of Wales. | Male | English |
| Elysabeth | "Same As Elisabeth Or Elizabeth. Nontraditional Spelling. Devoted To God, Mother Of John The Baptist. Elizabeth I And Elizabeth II, Queens Of England, Very Popular British Name." | Female | English |
| Lace | Derived From Lacey Which Is A French Nobleman's Surname Brought To British Isles After Norman Conquest. | Female | English |
| Lacee | Derived From Lacey Which Is A French Nobleman's Surname Brought To British Isles After Norman Conquest. | Female | French |
| Lacene | Derived From Lacey Which Is A French Nobleman's Surname Brought To British Isles After Norman Conquest. | Female | English |
| Lacey | "Derived From Lacey Which Is A French Nobleman's Surname Brought To British Isles After Norman Conquest. Feminine, Petite, And Pure. Very Beautiful." | Female | English |
| Laci | Derived From Lacey Which Is A French Nobleman's Surname Brought To British Isles After Norman Conquest. | Female | French |