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| | | | | | Meaning : Foreigner; Originally used to describe someone who did not speak the Greek language. | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : Babs |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Baliff, steward | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Foreign | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : Barb,Barbie |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Royal | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : She brings joy | | | Origin : Latin | | | variations : Beatrix, Beatriz |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : A bride | | | Origin : Hebrew | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Nickname for Rebecca; To Bind | | | Origin : Hebrew | | | variations : Beckah |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Crafty | | | Origin : German | | | variations : Belynda |
| | | | | | Meaning : Beautiful | | | Origin : French | | | variations : Bella, Bellicia, Belinda, Belisma |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : She brings victory | | | Origin : Greek | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : House of Poverty | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
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| | | | | | Meaning : Beaver Stream | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Beverlianne, Beverlee, Beverleigh |
| | | | | | Meaning : From the surname Biyance | | | Origin : American | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : White | | | Origin : Italian | | | variations : Beonica |
| | | | | | Meaning : Lively | | | Origin : Latin | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : A flat piece of land | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : White or Blonde | | | Origin : French | | | variations : Blanch |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Flower | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : At Peace | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Bliss |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Carefree | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Good | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : A liquor | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Brandolyn, Brandee, Brandi |
| | | | | | Meaning : Freckled | | | Origin : Gaelic | | | variations : |
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| | | | | | Meaning : On Fire | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | Meaning : Feminine form of Brian, High and noble | | | Origin : Irish | | | variations : Briana, Bria, Briallen, Brianne, Brilane |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Strength | | | Origin : Irish | | | variations : Bridgit, Brigette, Brighid, Brigid, Brigitte |
| | | | | | Meaning : From Brinca's field | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Brinklee, Brinkleigh |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Feminine version of Britain, Of Brittain, exhaulted | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Brittnee, Brittney, Brittania, Britney, Britt |
| | | | | | Meaning : One who lives by a brook | | | Origin : English | | | variations : Brooklynne, Brook |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : Adding a B to Riley | | | Origin : American | | | variations : Briley, Bryliegh |
| | | | | | Meaning : Mountain | | | Origin : Welsh | | | variations : Brynne, Brynn, Bryna |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : A Hill | | | Origin : Welsh | | | variations : Brinn, Brynne, Brynna |
| | | | | | Meaning : Meeting place by the bridge | | | Origin : English | | | variations : |
| | | | | | | | Meaning : God's Promise; God's Perfection | | | Origin : Hebrew | | | variations : Bessy |
| | | | | | Meaning : Named after the colorful fluttering insect | | | Origin : American | | | variations : |
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| Helped design and then sewed the first American flag |
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| In 1879, became the first female lawyer permitted to practice her profession before the Supreme Court. A presidential candidate for Equal Rights party in 1884 and 1888. |
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| Wrote The Feminine Mystique, a book about the problems females face when not taken seriously. It was a best seller and analyzed societal norms of her time. |
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| The first black congresswoman elected in the deep South. |
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| Professional Tennis Star - Beat Bobby Riggs in a pivotal televised match pitting man versus woman in sports. |
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