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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
1976	Byrley	English	Variant of Burleigh: British place name.	M
1977	Byrn	English	Variant of Burne: Brook.	M
1978	Byrne	English	From the brook.	M
1979	Byrnes	English	Son of Byrne.	M
1980	Byron	English	Derived from a surname and place name; which is based on the Old English byre meaning cowshed. Famous bearer: The poet Lord Byron.	M
1981	Byron	French	From the cottage.	M
1982	Byron	Teutonic	From the cottage.	M
1983	Byrtel	English	From the bird hill.	M