Hill or high place; possibly a variation of Brendan.
Brynden is a modern variation of the Irish name Brendan, which is derived from the Old Irish word 'brenainn' meaning prince. It may also be influenced by the English surname Brandon, which refers to a hill covered in broom. In contemporary usage, it is often associated with fantasy literature.
Less common today
Brynden isn't in the latest US Top 1000. It last peaked at #4,574 in 2005.
A skilled knight known as the Blackfish · A Song of Ice and Fire
A royal bastard and sorcerer known as Bloodraven · A Song of Ice and Fire
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