Old English broðorlic "of or pertaining to a brother;" see brother + -ly (1). Meaning "fraternal, kind, affectionate" is from 1530s.
brotherly feelings
brother
Brother Jonathan
brotherhood
brother-in-law
brotherliness
brotherly
brougham
brought
brouhaha
brow
browbeat
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