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Balzac is a French name that is closely related to Balsan and Balssa. These names are believed to be derivatives of the Latin 'balteanus' which means 'a horse with white spots on its legs'.

Bambi originates in Italian language and means "little girl". It was popularized by the 1942 Walt Disney animated film of the same name, based on a book by Felix Salten. As a feminine given name it is rather rare.

Bancroft is believed to be a place name from a village that is no more in existence. It is derived from the Old English “ban” which means 'hill' and “crofta” which means 'village, settlement or hamlet'.

Bandi is a diminutive of Andras, iself a Hungarian variant of Andrew. Andrew originates in Greek language and means "virile, manly". In the New Testament, Andrew was an apostle and the first disciple of Jesus. Some sources suggest that the Greek name Andrew was actually just a nickname or a translation of the original Hebrew name of the apostle that is not known. As a masculine given name it started gaining popularity in the 1950s and currently it’s one of most popular names in the US.

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