What is female version of Bruce is similar to girl version, no traditional female version as Bruce is male name from Norman French Brix meaning brushwood thicket, with female forms invented like Brucine, Brusca, Brucette, or use Bruce as unisex, with closest female name meaning thicket being Briony. Bruce originates from Robert de Brus Norman name meaning from brushwood, Clan Bruce Scotland, male name traditionally, with no historical female version in naming records, as it was surname then male given name. Female version could be feminized as Brucine which is French feminine form, Brusca, or Brucette, though rare. Some use Bruce for girls as unisex but uncommon. Alternative female names with similar meaning thicket include Briony which is female name meaning thicket, similar root. So female version of Bruce is not standard, but if seeking female equivalent, Brucine or Briony are options, with Briony pronounced bry-oh-nee being female name meaning thicket or vine, sharing brushwood meaning, making it female counterpart. So answer is no traditional female version, invented forms Brucine, Brusca, Brucette, or use Briony as female name with same thicket meaning as Bruce.
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