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Brett
LanguageOld French, Breton, Norman French, English, Irish Gaelic
Origin
MeaningEthnic name for a Breton person
Region of originIreland, England, Normandy, Brittany

Brett is an Irish and English surname of Norman origin. It derives from an Old French ethnic name denoting to a Breton person. Bretts arrived in both Ireland and England via their respective Norman conquests. Irish Bretts are most numerous in County Tipperary, County Waterford and County Sligo. Brett is de Breit in the Irish language.[1][2][3]

The given name Brett derives from the surname and can be either masculine or feminine.[4]

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  1. Grenham, John. "Brett Irish genealogy records". Irish ancestors. John Grenham.
  2. "Brett surname meaning and family history". Ancestry.
  3. "BRETT Surname Maps of Ireland". Irish Surname Maps.
  4. "Brett Name Meaning". ancestry.com.