Looking for names that mean Ridge? We couldn't find the exact name Ridge, but listed below are some first names meaning Ridge or names similar to the word Ridge.

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Aldridge  (Teutonic)
Sage

Amery  (Irish)
Ridge; Long Hill

Bain  (English)
Variant of Bainbridge: Bridge

Bainbridge  (Gaelic)
Lives by the Bridge Over the Stream

Bainbridge  (English)
Lives Near the Bridge Over the White Water

Bainbrydge  (English)
Lives Near the Bridge Over the White Water

Bainhrydge  (Gaelic)
Lives by the Bridge Over the Stream

Banbrigge  (English)
Lives Near the Bridge Over the White Water

Baynbridge  (English)
Variant of Bainbridge: Bridge

Bayne  (English)
Variant of Bainbridge: Bridge

Baynebridge  (English)
Variant of Bainbridge: Bridge

Bedelia  (Irish)
A Variant of Bridget, Meaning the High One or Strength. Famous Bearer: Th Century Irish Abbess Brigid )Known As St Bridget or St Bride) Founded Ireland's First Women's Religious Community

Bedelia  (Celtic)
A Variant of Bridget, Who Was the Mythic Celtic Goddess of Fire and Poetry

Bergitte  (Danish)
Danish Form of Bridget

Biddy  (Irish)
Diminutive of Brigid: a Variant of Bridget, Meaning the High One or Strength. Famous Bearer: Th Century Irish Abbess Brigid )Known As St Bridget or St Bride) Founded Ireland's First Women's Religious

Bifrost  (Norse)
The Bridge from Earth to Asgard

Bifrost  (Norse)
A Bridge

Birgitta  (Irish)
A Variant of Bridget, Meaning the High One or Strength. Famous Bearer: Th Century Irish Abbess Brigid )Known As St Bridget or St Bride) Founded Ireland's First Women's Religious Community

Blount  (Shakespearean)
'King John' James Jurney, Servant to Lady Faulconbridge. 'King Richard Iii' Sir James Tyrrel. 'King Richard Iii' Sir James Blount

Brakenbury  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part ' Robert Shallow, a Country Justice. 'King John' Robert Faulconbridge, and His Father, Sir Robert Faulconbridge. 'King Richard Iii' Sir Robert Brakenbury, Lieutenant of the Tower

Brick  (English)
Bridge

Brickman  (English)
Bridge

Bride  (Celtic)
A Variant of the Celtic Bridget, Meaning Strong. Although Bride Was Once a Common Name in England and Scotland, it is Rarely Seen Today

Bride  (Irish)
Variant of Bridget: Derived from the Irish Name Brighid, Meaning the High One or Strength. Brighid Was a Mythological Celtic Goddess of Fire and Poetry

Bridge  (English)
Variant of Bridger: Lives Near a Bridge

Bridgeley  (English)
Variant of Bridgely: from the Meadow Near the Bridge

Bridgely  (English)
From the Meadow Near the Bridge

Bridger  (English)
Lives Near a Bridge

Bridget  (Irish)
Derived from the Irish Name Brighid, Meaning 'The High One' or 'strength.' Brighid Was a Mythological Celtic Goddess of Fire and Poetry. This Name Has Been Used Regularly in the British Isles Since th

Bridget  (Celtic)
Strength, Another Form is Biddy, Peaceful, Homely, Devoted

Bridget  (Celtic)
Strong

Bridget  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Strong

Bridget  (Irish)
Strong

Bridgett  (French)
Strength. Mythological Celtic Goddess of Fire and Poetry

Bridgette  (French)
Strength. Mythological Celtic Goddess of Fire and Poetry

Bridgit  (Celtic/Gaelic)
From the Name Bridget

Bridie  (Celtic)
Diminutive of Bride: a Variant of the Celtic Bridget, Meaning Strong. Although Bride Was Once a Common Name in England and Scotland, it is Rarely Seen Today

Bridie  (Irish)
Diminutive of Bridget: Derived from the Irish Name Brighid, Meaning 'The High One' or 'strength.' Brighid Was a Mythological Celtic Goddess of Fire and Poetry. This Name Has Been Used Regularly in the

Brigbam  (English)
Lives by the Bridge

Brigg  (English)
Diminutive of Brigham: from the Village Near a Bridge

Briggebam  (English)
Lives by the Bridge

Briggere  (English)
Lives at Tbe Bridge

Briggs  (English)
Diminutive of Brigham: from the Village Near a Bridge

Brigham  (English)
From the Village Near a Bridge

Brigham  (English)
Covered Bridge

Brighid  (Gaelic)
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: Bridg

Brigid  (Irish)
A Variant of Bridget, Meaning 'The High One' or 'strength. The Th Century Irish Abbess Brigid Founded Ireland's First Women's Religious Community. in Great Britain, She Was Known As St Bridget or St B

Brigida  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Bridget: Strong

Brigidia  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Bridget: Strong

Brigitta  (Latin)
A Latin Form of the Irish Bridget, Meaning the High One, or Strength

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