Brown baby names and what they mean, with 19 results. Adoption of these girl names was at its peak in the 1910s (USAGE OF 3.4%) and has become much diminished since (USAGE 0.2%, 95% LESS), with names such as Tricia becoming less trendy. Blair (#432), Siena (#609) and Wren (#469) are three of the more chic names for newborns among these, while Burnette (TOP 1%) and Bruni (9%) are conventional last names. Here is the list of Brown names for boys.

Armona - Wren

Armona
Origin fr. Hebrew element. "Chestnut brown." Ariona is a somewhat popular baby name. [Armonit]

Aruna
Derived fr. Sanskrit word. "Crystalline reddish brown." Unusual, but Aruna is similar to common -una last names Aduna (TOP 94%), Pruna (53%). See also Arena. Hindi name ..

Auburn
Origin fr. English word. "Moderate or reddish brown." Gender-neutral name. Auburn is scarcely used as a first name, occurring frequently (TOP 64%) as a last name.

Blair▲
.. Actress Blair Brown. Blair and variants became more popular in 2018, gaining on average +49 positions as girls' names with Blair gaining the most. [Blayre, Blaire]

Brayne
Based on Yiddish element. "Brown." Brayne is not in the Top 2000. Jewish name from Brayndel, an affectionate ..

Brina
.. name Brayne, from Brayndel (Yiddish) "brown" .. Brynn is a commonly occurring (UPPER 68%) female name. [Brynne, Brynna, Brynn, Bryna, Bryn, .. 1 more]

Bruna
From Italian, Latin. "Brown skinned, brown haired." Bruna is recognizable (TOP 88%) as a feminine name, while Brunella, Brunelle, Brunetta and Brunette are atypical. Feminine of Bruno. [Brunette, Brunetta, .. 2 more]

Burnett
Origin fr. Old French element. "Brown." A rare birth name, Burnett exists more conventionally as a last name. May sometimes be used in reference .. [Burnet]

Cinnamon
.. to the warm brown colored spice .. Cynnamon and forms peaked in popularity 3 decades ago. [Sinnamon, Cynnamon, .. 1 more]

Helen▼
.. publisher Helen Gurley Brown; singer Helen .. Aleanor, Alyona, Eilidh, Elianora and Elladine are more uncommon as variant forms of Helen. [Yelena, Nelly, Nelliana, Leni, Lena, Leana, Lean, Hellia, Hellena, Helenna, .. 76 more]

Iona▼
.. Orchestra conductor Iona Brown. Less widespread today. Iona was last listed in 1950-1959 in the Top 2000. See also Ianna.

Morena
Stems fr. Spanish. "Brown, brown haired." Moreno (UPPER 1%), Morera (17%) are conventional last names. See also Moreen.

Rita▼
.. authors Rita Mae Brown, Rita Dove. Rida (TOP 70%), Rieta (92%) and Rita (13%) occur often as surnames. [Ritta, Rieta, Rheeta, Reita, .. 3 more]

Sable
.. prized fur, dark brown, almost black .. Also used for boys. Moderately unusual as a children's name, Sable is used more often as a surname.

Sandy▼
.. someone with light reddish brown hair. A moderately rare girls' name, Sandy is used more commonly as a surname. [Sanndi, Sandie, Sandi, Sandee]

Siena▲
.. to a reddish shade of brown. Common, with usage of 0.123% for Siena and Sienna as girls' names in 2018, higher than 0.108% in 2017. [Sienna]

Tawny
Derivative of Irish, Old English languages. "Golden brown." Tawny and forms were popular with parents in the 1970s. Also an English surname .. [Tawnya, Tawney, Taney, Tahnee, .. 6 more]

Tricia▼
.. Choreographer Trisha Brown; singer Trisha Yearwood. Less common today. Trisha was the variation last recorded (2016) in the Top 2000. [Trissina, Trishana, Trisha, Trish, Tris, Trichia, .. 6 more]

Wren▲
A small brown songbird. Usage of Wren as a children's name in 2018 was up significantly compared to a decade ago. See also Iren.