Meaning
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BFrom an Old English place name, "broom-covered hill" (brōm + dūn). The first-name use was reinforced by association with the Irish saint's name Brendan and surged in the 1980s.
From an Old English place name, "broom-covered hill" (brōm + dūn). The first-name use was reinforced by association with the Irish saint's name Brendan and surged in the 1980s.
BFrom an Old English place name, "broom-covered hill" (brōm + dūn). The first-name use was reinforced by association with the Irish saint's name Brendan and surged in the 1980s.
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