Briggsīriggs is an Old English habitational name referring to “someone living near a bridge.” 40.
The surname is derived from the Old English word bragge, which means “a lively person.” 39. Bradleyīradley is an English surname meaning “broad meadow.” It is derived from the name of a place and consists of the terms “brad,” meaning “broad,” and “leah,” which means “woodland” or “clearing.” 38. Bortsovīortsov is a Russian-origin habitational last name that means “wrestler.” 37. The name Borisyuk is of Russian origin and means “wolf” or “snow leopard.” 36. The name Bolton is of Old English origin means “district characterized by bends.” The name gained its reputation due to the Bolton family, powerful figures in Lancashire and Yorkshire.
Bensenīensen is derived from the Latin word Benedictus, which means “blessed.” The name Bensen is patronymic. This surname is believed to have been derived from the Old French term “bel ami,” meaning “a beautiful friend.” In addition, the given last name could also have been a locational surname carrying the meaning “from Belleme.” 33.
