- beornan
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Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
beornan
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Brend — Amongst the more unusual surnames are those that derive from the pre 6th Century Olde English beornan , meaning to burn . In some nameholders the origination is topographic, and given to dwellers on burnt land . This particularly applies to… … Surnames reference
Brende — Amongst the more unusual surnames are those that derive from the pre 6th Century Olde English beornan , meaning to burn . In some nameholders the origination is topographic, and given to dwellers on burnt land . This particularly applies to… … Surnames reference
Brent — Amongst the more unusual surnames are those that derive from the pre 6th Century Olde English beornan , meaning to burn . In some nameholders the origination is topographic, and given to dwellers on burnt land . This particularly applies to… … Surnames reference
