1. Ainslee

Gaelic surname derived from a place Ainsley. Variations: Ainslie. (AINZ-LEE)

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2. Aislin

Dream

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3. Almili

Work; Gaelic form of Amelia, which is an English variant of the Germanic Amalia. (AIM-EE-LEE). (AIN-JEH-LAH)

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4. Annag

Gracious; full of grace; Gaelic form of Anna. (AN-NAH)

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5. Barabal

Foreign woman; Gaelic form of Barbara. (BAHR-AH-BAHL)

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6. Bearnas

Bringer of victory; Gaelic form of Berenice. (BEAR-NUS)

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7. Beitidh

God is my oath; Gaelic form of Betsy and Betty which are pet forms of Elizabeth. (BEH-TEE)

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8. Beitiris

Bringer of blessings and joy. (BEE-TIH-RIS)

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9. Beth

Breath of life; also short for Elizabeth

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10. Brighid

Believed to be derived from the Celtic element Brigh (strength) and from breosaighead (fire arrow) and to an ancient tribe called the Brigantes, who lived in northern England. Ang: Bridget. Var: Bridget, Brigit, Bride

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