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Bronte
English: bestower. Sindarin: fem. Oneth ‘giver’
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Brook
English: 1. from the English word. Sindarin: Celon, Sîr; fem. Celoneth, Síreth; masc. Celonion 2. little river. Sindarin: Celoneg, Celondithen, Síreg, Sírdithen
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Brock
Brock, masc. English: badger. Sindarin: Lavan ‘animal’; masc. Lavanion, Lavanon
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Brigham
English: bridge settlement. Sindarin: Iannobel, Iannost
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Briscoe
English: birch wood. Sindarin: Brethileryn, Brethillad, Brethildor (as in ‘group of trees’); Brethildawar (as in ‘material’)
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Briar
English: English word for the thorny plant. Sindarin: Êgalas ‘thorn-plant’; masc. Êgalason, Êgalasion; fem. Êgalaseth, Êgalasien, Êgalasiel
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Brennan
Irish, English: 1. descendant, son of sorrow; descendant, son of tear-drop; & diminutive suffix. Sindarin: masc. Demegion, Naeregion, Núregion ‘son of {diminutive} sad{ness}’; masc. Níregion, Nínegion ‘son of {diminutive} teardrop’ 2. prince. Sindarin: Ernil, Cund; masc. Ernilon, Ernilion, Cundon, Cundion 3. form of BRENDAN
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Brian
Irish, English: 1. hill. Sindarin: Amon, Dôl, Mindon, Tund; masc. Amonion, Dôlon, Dôlion, Tunnon, Tunnion 2. high, noble. Sindarin: Arod, Arth, Brand; masc. Arodon, Arodion, Arthon, Arthion, Brannon, Brannion 3. strong. Sindarin: Bell; masc. Bellon, Bellion
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Brenna
1. raven. Sindarin: Craban; fem. Crabaneth, Crabanwen, Crabaniel, Crabanien 2. form of BRENDA
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Branda
English: feminine form of BRAND, meaning ‘sword.’ Sindarin: fem. Cristeth, Cristwen, Cristiel, Cristien Langeth, Langwen, Langiel, Langien, Magoleth, Magolwen, Magoliel, Magolien, Megileth, Megilwen, Megiliel, Megilien
