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Brenda Slayter

in the US

There are 6 people with the name "Brenda Slayter" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Brenda	70
Slayter	44,992
Brenda Slayter	4,177,694

is 66th most common Pamela
is 67th most common Gregory
is 68th most common Chris
is 69th most common Shirley
is 70th most common Brenda
is 71st most common Diane
is 72nd most common Debra
is 73rd most common Raymond
is 74th most common Janet

is 44,988th most common Rogozinski
is 44,989th most common Rupley
is 44,990th most common Schnettler
is 44,991st most common Shepheard
is 44,992nd most common Slayter
is 44,993rd most common Sotero
is 44,994th most common Swartwout
is 44,995th most common Switala
is 44,996th most common Tallerico

is 4,177,690th most common Brenda Sissom
is 4,177,691st most common Brenda Sitton
is 4,177,692nd most common Brenda Sitzman
is 4,177,693rd most common Brenda Skeete
is 4,177,694th most common Brenda Slayter
is 4,177,695th most common Brenda Sleeper
is 4,177,696th most common Brenda Smithey
is 4,177,697th most common Brenda Smits
is 4,177,698th most common Brenda Snelson

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Meaning & History

Brenda

Slayter

(female) A very popular name, of uncertain derivation. Until the 20th century it was confined mainly to Scotland and Ireland. It is probably of Scandinavian rather than Celtic origin, however: a short form of any of the various compound names derived from Old Norse brand ‘sword’. Its popularity in Gaelic-speaking countries has no doubt been influenced by its similarity to Brendan.