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Brahma originates in Sanskrit and means "prayer". In Hinduism, this the name of the god of creation. As a masculine given name it is very rare in the US.

Bramley is an Anglo-Saxon name and is derived from the Old English words “brom” which means 'broom' and “leah” which means 'clearing'.

Bramwell is an Old English locational name for a person coming from a certain locality. This town is believed to be lost, but the name itself survives throughout England. The name comes from the two words, “brom” which means 'broom' and “well”which mean 'a spring or stream'.

Bran is an Old English name that means “a hillside covered with broom”. There is another meaning of the name which is “raven”. It is believed that the head of Bran the Blessed, a Welsh giant of a man and also a British king, is buried under the Tower of London. This belief is what is offered as the explanation as to why ravens are kept at the Tower.

Branca is a Portuguese variant of Blanche. Blanche originates in Germanic languages and means "the white one". Some sources suggest the name might have become popular due to its connotation of a skin white as milk, which was considered a mark of female beauty in medieval times. Possibly due to that, Blanche was a popular name within royalty for many centuries.

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