noble.

From the Old Irish element bri meaning 'hill' (with an extended sense of 'noble' or 'high'); often translated as 'strong' or 'virtuous'

From Latin Patricius, "of the patrician class, noble

Variant spelling of Brian — from Old Irish bri meaning 'hill' or, by extension, 'noble' or 'strong'

From Greek Eugenios — eu ('well, good') + genos ('born'); 'well-born' or 'noble'

Young warrior; noble-born

From Germanic heri ('army') + beraht ('bright'); 'bright army' or 'illustrious warrior'

A short form of Eugene, from Greek Eugenios — eu ('well') + genos ('born'); 'well-born' or 'noble'

From Δαμιανός (Damianos), from δαμάω, "to tame, subdue

"Generous, noble, honored

"Noble, honorable

"Generous, noble, precious