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Ba-da sea, ocean (native Korean 바다)
Baal lord, master; the Canaanite storm god
Baalyaton Baal has given; Punic men's name
Babacar Wolof form of Abu Bakr
Babajide father has returned
Babak little father; Babak Khorramdin, rebel leader
Babar tiger (Persian babr); Babur, the first Mughal emperor
Babatunde father has returned
Babe term of endearment: baby, darling
Babirye the first-born of twin girls, in Luganda
Babrak little tiger
Bach white, pure (白, Bạch)
Bachir bringer of good news
Bade wine
Badr full moon
Badri full moon
Badu tenth-born child
Bagheera Kipling's name from Hindi bagh "tiger"
Baglan lamb (Kazakh)
Bagonegiizhig hole in the day (or sky); Ojibwe chief Hole-in-the-Day, c.…
Bagus good, handsome, fine
Bagwis wing feathers of a bird (Tagalog)
Baha splendor, brilliance
Bahaa splendor, brilliance
Bahador brave, hero
Bahadur brave, valiant, bold
Bahaghari rainbow
Bahar spring, springtime
Bahari sea, ocean
Bahati luck, good fortune
Bahia beautiful, radiant
Bahja joy, delight
Bahlam jaguar (Classic Maya bahlam); in many royal names, e.g.…
Bahman good mind, good purpose (Vohu Manah)
Bahodir hero, brave (Uzbek)
Bahoz storm
Bahram victory, slayer of resistance; the planet Mars
Bahrom Tajik form of Bahram, victory over resistance
Bahruz happy day (Azerbaijani)
Bahubali mighty-armed
Bai white, pure (白)
Baiba Latvian form of Barbara, 'foreign woman'
Baihe lily (百合)
Baila Yiddish form of Bella; beautiful
Bailee spelling of Bailey: bailiff
Baileigh spelling of Bailey: bailiff
Bailey bailiff
Baily form of Bailey; bailiff
Bairre fair-haired; short for Fionnbharr
Bajlaj Chan K'awiil K'awiil who hammers the sky; founder of Dos Pilas c. 648 AD
Bakari of noble promise
Bakarne Basque equivalent of Soledad, solitude
Bakenkhonsu servant of the moon god Khonsu; high priest of Amun c. 1220…
Baker occupational surname for a baker
Baketaten handmaid of the Aten; daughter of Queen Tiye c. 1350 BC
Bakhoum modern Egyptian form of Pakhom (Pachomius), often glossed…
Bakhyt happiness, fortune (Kazakh)
Bakkula attested name of Bakkula, disciple famed for good health c.…
Bakr young camel
Baktygul flower of happiness (Kyrgyz)
Bakyt happiness, fortune (Kyrgyz)
Balaji a name of Venkateswara, form of Vishnu at Tirupati
Balam jaguar
Balam Acab jaguar night (balam + akab); one of the first four men in…
Balaputradewa strong son of the god (bala + putra + dewa); Srivijaya king…
Balaraba girl born on a Wednesday
Balarama strong Rama, strength and delight
Balasri strength and splendor; Gautami Balasri, Satavahana queen…
Baldassarre Italian form of Balthazar, from Akkadian, Bel protect the…
Baldemar form of Waldemar; famous ruler
Baldomero from Germanic Baldomar: bold and famous
Baldur lord, prince; Norse god of light
Baldvin bold friend
Baldwin bold friend
Bálint strong, healthy; Hungarian form of Valentine
Balitung attested name of Dyah Balitung, king of Mataram c. 899 AD;…
Baljit victory through strength
Ballard bald one (Middle English surname)
Balnur honey light (Kazakh)
Baloo from Hindi bhalu, "bear"
Balraj king of strength, mighty king
Balram strong Rama; elder brother of Krishna
Baltasar Babylonian 'Bel, protect the king'; one of the Three Kings
Balthazar Bel protect the king
Balthier coined by Square Enix for Final Fantasy XII
Balwinder lord of strength
Bambi from Italian bambina, little child; the deer of Felix…
Bamewawagezhikaquay woman of the sound the stars make rushing through the sky;…
Bamidele follow me home
Banaag glimmer, the first faint light of dawn
Banafsheh violet flower
Banba goddess and poetic name of Ireland; meaning uncertain
Bandana worship, salutation (form of Vandana)
Bandar harbor, port
Bandit outlaw, robber
Banele they are enough
Banesa form of Vanessa, coined by Jonathan Swift
Banguolė from Lithuanian banga, wave
Banitu beautiful one, or creatress; queen of Shalmaneser V c. 727…
Banks English surname: dweller by a bank or slope
Bano lady, princess
Banoo lady
Banoub possibly he of gold (Coptic noub, gold); short form linked…
Banquo from the legendary Scottish thane, of uncertain origin
Banyu water (Javanese)
Bao treasure, precious (宝)
Bao Anh precious flower/treasure + brilliance (寶英)
Bao Ngoc precious jade (寶玉, Bảo Ngọc)
Baolin precious (宝) + forest or jade (林, 琳)
Baoyu precious jade (宝玉); hero of Dream of the Red Chamber
Baozhu precious pearl (宝珠)
Baptiste baptist, one who baptizes
Bar-Rakib son of the god Rakib-El; king of Sam'al c. 730 BC
Barış peace
Bara innocent, free of blame
Barak lightning; a commander in the Book of Judges
Baraka blessing
Barakah blessing
Baram wind (native Korean 바람)
Baran rain
Baranamtara attested name of Baranamtara, queen of Lagash c. 2380 BC;…
Barb short form of Barbara; foreign woman
Barbara foreign woman
Barbaraann compound of Barbara and Ann
Barbare Georgian form of Barbara, foreign woman
Barbi pet form of Barbara: foreign woman
Barbie pet form of Barbara; foreign woman
Barboncito little bearded one (Spanish); Navajo headman who signed the…
Barbora foreign woman; Czech form of Barbara
Barbro Swedish form of Barbara, foreign woman
Barclay from Berkeley: birch wood
Bardaisan son of the Daisan river; Syriac poet-philosopher of Edessa…
Bardh white
Bardha white
Bardiya possibly exalted; son of Cyrus the Great c. 522 BC
Bardylis attested name of Bardylis, Illyrian king c. 393–358 BC;…
Bareera righteous, pious, faithful
Bari abandoned one (바리); Princess Bari of shamanic legend
Barlas brave hero; the Barlas tribe of Timur
Barley the barley grain, or barley clearing
Barna Hungarian word meaning brown; also a short form of Barnabás
Barnabas son of encouragement, son of consolation
Barnabe son of consolation
Barnaby English form of Barnabas, "son of consolation"
Barnard form of Bernard: brave as a bear
Barnett English surname from Old English baernet: land cleared by…
Barney pet form of Barnabas or Bernard; son of encouragement
Barnie pet form of Barnabas: son of encouragement
Barno young, fresh (Uzbek)
Baron baron, a noble title
Barra fair-haired; short for Fionnbharr; also the Isle of Barra
Barret from the surname Barrett, "strife, warrior"
Barrett English surname, perhaps from Germanic 'bear strength' or a…
Barrie form of Barry, from Irish Barra; fair-haired
Barrington Bara's settlement (English place name)
Barry fair-haired; from Bairre
Barsaum son of the fast; Saint Barsauma c. 450 AD
Barsha rain (form of Varsha)
Barsine attested name of Barsine, Persian noblewoman and companion…
Bart short form of Bartholomew: son of Talmai
Bartłomiej son of Talmai; Polish form of Bartholomew
Bartatua attested name of Bartatua (Partatua), Scythian king c. 670…
Bartel Dutch form of Bartholomew, son of Talmai
Barth pet form of Bartholomew: son of Talmai
Barthelemy son of Talmai: son of the furrows
Bartholomew son of Talmai, son of furrows; an apostle
Bartira flower (Old Tupi, commonly given); Bartira, daughter of…
Bartlett surname from a diminutive of Bartholomew: son of Talmai
Bartley pet form of Bartholomew; also a surname, birch clearing
Bartolo short form of Bartolomé: son of Talmai (furrows)
Bartolomé son of Talmai
Bartolomeo son of Talmai
Bartomeu Catalan form of Bartholomew, son of Talmai
Barton barley farm
Bartosz son of Talmai; Polish form of Bartholomew
Baruch blessed
Barun Bengali form of Varun, god of the waters
Barwaaqo prosperity, abundance after rain
Bas short form of Sebastiaan: venerable
Basava bull; Basavanna, the 12th-century Kannada saint
Basavaraj king of bulls (basava + raja), after Nandi and the reformer…
Basel brave, valiant
Basemath fragrance, spice
Bashir bringer of good news
Basil royal, kingly
Basile royal, kingly
Basilio royal, kingly
Basim smiling
Basina attested name of Basina, Thuringian queen and mother of…
Basma smile
Bassam smiling
Bassanio Italian name of uncertain origin used by Shakespeare
Bastet she of the ointment jar
Bastiaan venerable; Dutch form of Sebastian
Bastián short for Sebastián, 'venerable'
Bastien venerable; short for Sébastien
Bat firm, strong, solid
Bat-El daughter of God
Bataar hero
Batbaal daughter of Baal; Punic women's name
Batbayar firm joy
Batbold firm steel (bat + bold)
Bathala noble lord (from Sanskrit bhattara); the supreme god of the…
Bathild battle (badu + hild); St Bathild, Frankish queen d. 680
Bathsheba daughter of the oath
Bathzabbai daughter of Zabbai; Aramaic name of Zenobia, queen of…
Batjargal firm happiness (bat + jargal)
Batnoam daughter of pleasantness; queen mother of Byblos c. 350 BC
Bato attested name of Bato the Daesitiate, leader of the Great…
Batsheva daughter of the oath; mother of King Solomon
Batsirai help, assist
Battista Italian for baptist, honoring John the Baptist
Battulga firm support (bat + tulga)
Batu firm, strong; Batu Khan, grandson of Genghis
Batuhan firm ruler, strong khan
Batul ascetic maiden, devoted to God; epithet of Fatima
Batya daughter of God; Pharaoh's daughter who found Moses
Batyr hero (Turkmen, Kazakh)
Bau attested name of Bau, goddess of Lagash and of healing;…
Baucis attested name of Baucis, friend mourned by the poet Erinna…
Bauyrzhan dear kinsman (Kazakh)
Bawer faith, belief
Baxter baker, an English occupational surname
Bay the bay laurel tree; also a coastal inlet
Bayan clarity, eloquent speech
Bayani hero
Bayar joy, celebration
Bayard bay-colored, of a reddish-brown horse
Bayarmaa joy (bayar) + feminine suffix maa
Bayla Yiddish form of Bella: beautiful
Bayleigh spelling of Bailey, 'bailiff'
Bayley spelling of Bailey, 'bailiff'
Baylie spelling of Bailey, 'bailiff'
Baylor English surname, from a horse trainer or bailiff
Bayram festival, feast
Bayu wind (from Vayu, wind god)
Beaivi sun; the Sami sun goddess
Bear bear
Bearach sharp, pointed; St Berach of Kilbarry
Beata blessed, happy
Beathag life, from beatha; used for Sophia and Rebecca
Beatrice voyager (Viatrix), later linked to beatus 'blessed';…
Beatrix she who brings happiness, blessed; Queen Beatrix of the…
Beatriz voyager (Viatrix), later linked to beatus 'blessed'
Beau handsome
Beauford form of Beaufort: beautiful fort
Beautiful the word beautiful
Beauty the English word beauty
Beaux form of Beau: handsome
Bebe from French bébé: baby
Bebhinn melodious woman, fair lady
Bebinn melodious woman (be 'woman' + binn 'sweet-voiced'); Bé…
Becca short form of Rebecca, perhaps to tie, bind
Beck stream, brook (Old Norse bekkr)
Beckett English surname, perhaps little beak or beehive
Beckey form of Becky (Rebecca): to bind
Beckham Becca's homestead (Old English place name)
Becki pet form of Rebecca; to bind, tie
Beckie pet form of Rebecca; to bind, tie
Becky pet form of Rebecca, "to bind, captivating"
Bede possibly prayer; the Venerable Bede, historian
Bedford Beda's ford (Old English place name)
Bedřich peaceful ruler; Czech form of Friedrich
Bedros Western Armenian form of Peter, rock
Bee from the insect, or a short form of Beatrice: she who…
Beecher dweller by the beech tree
Beezus Ramona's childish mispronunciation of Beatrice
Begay his son, from biye'; a common Navajo name
Begench joy (Turkmen)
Begga attested name of St Begga, Frankish abbess d. 693; meaning…
Begimai lady moon (Kyrgyz)
Begoña from Our Lady of Begoña; Basque 'hill' place name
Begonia from the begonia flower
Begüm my lady, princess
Behechio attested name of Behechio, Taino cacique of Jaragua c.…
Behnam of good name, reputable
Behrouz good day, fortunate
Behruz fortunate day
Behzad well-born, of noble birth
Beibei treasure, precious (贝贝, 蓓蓓 flower bud)
Béibhinn from Irish bé, woman, and finn, fair or white; fair lady
Beidou the Big Dipper (北斗)
Beitris Gaelic form of Beatrice: she who brings happiness
Bekele he grew, sprouted
Bekim blessing
Bekime blessing
Bekzat of noble birth (Kazakh)
Bekzod son of a lord, noble-born (Uzbek)
Bela form of Béla, perhaps 'white' or 'inside'; actor Bela Lugosi
Belay superior, one above
Belén Spanish for Bethlehem, Hebrew 'house of bread'
Belenos possibly 'bright, shining'; Gaulish god of light and healing
Belenus bright, shining; Celtic sun god
Belessunu their lady; Old Babylonian women's name c. 1800 BC
Belet-ili lady of the gods; Mesopotamian mother goddess
Belili attested name of Belili, Sumerian goddess, sister of…
Belinda of uncertain Germanic origin; used by Alexander Pope
Belisama most bright, most mighty; Gaulish goddess
Bella beautiful; short for Isabella
Bellamy from Old French bel ami: fine friend
Bellarose combination of Bella (beautiful) and Rose
Bellatrix female warrior; a star in Orion
Belle beautiful
Beloved English word "dearly loved"
Belshazzar O Bel, protect the king; crown prince of Babylon c. 550 BC
Beltani our lady; Old Babylonian women's name c. 1800 BC
Belva beautiful view, perhaps from Italian bella vista
Ben short form of Benjamin
Ben-Hadad son of the storm god Hadad; king of Aram-Damascus c. 850 BC
Benaiah Yahweh has built; one of David's mighty men
Benally his grandchild (through the son), from bináli; a common…
Benard form of Bernard: brave as a bear
Beñat Basque form of Bernard, 'brave as a bear'
Benaya built by God
Benazir unique, without equal
Bence Hungarian form of Vincent, 'conquering'
Bendis Thracian moon and hunting goddess, worshipped in Athens;…
Bendix Low German form of Benedict: blessed
Benedek blessed; Hungarian form of Benedict
Benedetta blessed
Benedick form of Benedict, "blessed"
Benedict blessed
Benedicte blessed
Benedikt blessed
Benedita blessed
Bengi eternal
Bengisu water of eternity
Bengt Swedish form of Benedict, blessed
Bengü eternal
Benicio kind, benevolent, from Benedictus or benignus
Benigno kind, benign
Bening clear, limpid (Javanese)
Benito blessed, from Benedict
Benjaman form of Benjamin; son of the right hand
Benjamas chrysanthemum (Thai benchamat)
Benjamen form of Benjamin; son of the right hand
Benjamin son of the right hand, son of the south; youngest son of…
Benji pet form of Benjamin: son of the right hand
Benjie pet form of Benjamin: son of the right hand
Benjiman form of Benjamin; son of the right hand
Bennett blessed; medieval form of Benedict
Bennie pet form of Benjamin or Bernice; son of the right hand
Benny diminutive of Benjamin: son of the right hand
Benoit blessed
Benson from a surname, 'son of Ben (Benedict or Benjamin)'
Bent Danish form of Benedict, blessed
Bente blessed; feminine form of Benedict
Benten eloquence + heaven (弁天); Benzaiten, goddess of music,…
Benthe blessed; feminine form linked to Bente
Bentlee spelling of Bentley, 'clearing of bent grass'
Bentley English place name, clearing of bent grass
Bently spelling of Bentley, clearing of bent grass
Bento blessed, from Benedict
Benton town where bent grass grew
Benuel Amish form of Penuel: face of God
Benvenuto Italian word meaning welcome
Benvolio well-wishing, good will
Benzion son of Zion
Beorhtric bright ruler (beorht + rīce); Beorhtric, king of Wessex d.…
Beornwulf warrior wolf (beorn + wulf); king of Mercia d. 826
Berangere bear spear
Berat innocence; the Night of Berat
Berdie pet form of Bertha: bright
Bereket blessing
Beren coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; perhaps "bold" in Sindarin
Berend brave bear; Low German form of Bernard
Berenice bringer of victory
Berfin snowdrop flower
Bergen from the Norwegian city: mountain meadow
Bergthora protection and Thor (björg + Þóra); wife of Njál, burned…
Bergur mountain
Berhane my light
Berhanu his light
Berik strong, firm (Kazakh)
Berislav from Slavic brati, to take, and slava, glory
Berit Scandinavian form of Bridget: exalted one
Berivan woman who milks the sheep, shepherdess
Berk solid, strong, firm
Berkay solid moon
Berkeley English place name, birch wood
Berklee form of Berkeley: birch wood or clearing
Berkley spelling of Berkeley, English place name, birch wood
Berl pet form of Ber: bear
Berlin the German capital, possibly from a Slavic word for swamp
Bermet pearl (Kyrgyz)
Berna short form of Bernadette: brave as a bear
Bernadean form of Bernadine: brave as a bear
Bernadene form of Bernadine: brave as a bear
Bernadetta feminine of Bernard, "brave as a bear"
Bernadette brave as a bear; St Bernadette of Lourdes
Bernadine feminine of Bernard; brave as a bear
Bernard brave as a bear
Bernardete Portuguese form of Bernadette, from bern, bear, and hard,…
Bernardine feminine of Bernard; brave as a bear
Bernardino form of Bernard: brave as a bear
Bernardo brave as a bear
Bernat brave as a bear
Bernd short form of Bernhard: brave bear
Berneice form of Bernice; bringer of victory
Bernerd form of Bernard: brave as a bear
Bernetta feminine of Bernard; brave as a bear
Bernette feminine form of Bernard: brave as a bear
Bernhard brave bear
Bernice from Berenice: bringer of victory
Bernie pet form of Bernard or Bernadette; brave as a bear
Bernita feminine of Bernard; brave as a bear
Beronica form of Veronica: true image, or bringer of victory
Berossus Greek form of Bel-re'ushu, "Bel is his shepherd";…
Berra pious, righteous
Berry berry, the fruit; also an English surname
Bersaba Cornish form of Bathsheba, daughter of the oath
Bert short form of names with bert, bright
Berta bright, famous (Germanic)
Bertalan Hungarian form of Bartholomew, son of Talmai
Bertha bright
Bertie diminutive of Albert or Bertram: bright
Bertil pet form of names with bert: bright
Bertina from Albertina or Bertha: bright
Berton form of Burton; fortified settlement
Bertrada bright counsel (berht + rad); Bertrada of Laon, mother of…
Bertram bright raven
Bertrand bright raven
Berwyn white head, fair-headed
Berxwedan resistance
Beryl beryl, the pale green gemstone
Beryle form of Beryl, the gemstone
Bes attested name of Bes, dwarf god who protected households…
Besa faith, trust, a sworn word of honor
Besart golden faith; from besë 'faith' and ar 'gold'
Besnik faithful, loyal
Besse form of Bessie (Elizabeth): God is my oath
Bessie pet form of Elizabeth; my God is an oath
Bessus attested name of Bessus, satrap of Bactria who killed…
Bestari wise, learned, cultured
Beth short form of Elizabeth, 'my God is an oath'; also Hebrew…
Bethan pet form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Bethaney form of Bethany: house of figs
Bethany perhaps 'house of figs'; the village of Lazarus
Bethel house of God, a town in the Bible
Betina form of Bettina (Elizabeth): my God is an oath
Betrys Welsh form of Beatrice: she who brings happiness
Betsabe Spanish form of Bathsheba: daughter of the oath
Betsaida Spanish form of Bethsaida, Galilee town: house of fishing
Betsey pet form of Elizabeth; God is my oath
Betsy pet form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Bette pet form of Elizabeth; my God is an oath
Bettie pet form of Elizabeth; my God is an oath
Bettina pet form of Elisabetta or Benedetta
Betty diminutive of Elizabeth: God is my oath
Bettyann modern blend of Betty and Ann
Bettyjane blend of Betty (my God is an oath) and Jane (God is…
Bettyjo compound of Betty and Jo
Bettylou modern blend of Betty and Lou
Betzaida form of Bethsaida, town in Galilee: house of fishing
Beula form of Beulah: married (a name for Israel in Isaiah)
Beulah married
Bev short form of Beverly: beaver stream
Beverlee form of Beverly; beaver stream
Beverly beaver stream
Beverlyn modern blend of Beverly and Lynn
Bevin anglicized Béibhinn: melodious woman, fair lady
Bexley box-tree wood (English place name)
Beyonce from the maiden name Beyincé; made famous by Beyoncé Knowles
Bezalel in the shadow (protection) of God
Bezawit redemption
Bhadda auspicious, fortunate (Pali bhadda); Bhadda Kundalakesa,…
Bhaddiya fortunate one (Pali); Bhaddiya, one of the Buddha's first…
Bhadra auspicious, gracious, blessed
Bhadrabahu auspicious arms; Bhadrabahu, Jain monk and teacher of…
Bhadravarman armor of the auspicious (bhadra + varman); Bhadravarman I,…
Bhagabhadra auspicious fortune (bhaga + bhadra); Shunga king of the…
Bhagat devotee, saint
Bhagirath king who brought the Ganga down from heaven
Bhagirathi of Bhagiratha; the river Ganga
Bhairav terrible, fearsome; a fierce form of Shiva
Bhairavi a fierce form of the goddess; a morning raga
Bhani meaning uncertain
Bhanu sun, ray of light
Bharani bearing, sustaining; the second lunar mansion
Bharat cherished, maintained; ancient king and name for India
Bharata to be maintained; cherished
Bharathi of Bharata; a name of Saraswati
Bhargav descendant of Bhrigu; Parashurama
Bhargavi descendant of Bhrigu; a name of Lakshmi
Bhaskar maker of light; the sun
Bhavana feeling, meditation, contemplation
Bhavani giver of existence; a name of Parvati
Bhavavarman armor of Bhava (Shiva); Bhavavarman I, king of Chenla c.…
Bhavesh lord of the world; Shiva
Bhavik devoted, pious
Bhavya grand, magnificent, auspicious
Bheki watch over; short for Bhekizizwe, watch over the nations
Bhima tremendous, formidable
Bhishma of terrible vow, formidable
Bhoomi earth; the earth goddess
Bhoomika earth; a role, an introduction
Bhumi earth, soil
Bhumika earth; also role, introduction
Bhupen lord of the earth, king
Bhuridatta abundant gift (bhuri + datta); naga prince of the…
Bhuvan world, earth
Bhuvana world, earth
Biagio Italian form of Blaise: lisping
Bianca white, pure
Bianka white
Bibek conscience, discernment (form of Vivek)
Bibi lady, mistress of the house; also pet form of names in B
Bibiana form of Vibiana, from Latin vivus: alive, lively
Biboon winter
Bíborka purple; from bíbor 'purple'
Bice Italian short form of Beatrice, linked to Latin beatus,…
Bich jade-green, blue jade (碧)
Bidziil he is strong
Bidzil Navajo, he is strong
Biegga Northern Sami word meaning wind
Bieito Galician form of Benedict, blessed
Biel short for Gabriel, 'God is my strength'
Biera Sami form of Peter, stone
Bihua jade-green (碧) + flower, splendor (华)
Biidaaban dawn, first light
Biidaban Ojibwe word for the dawn
Bijan meaning uncertain; hero of the Shahnameh
Bijoy victory (Bengali form of Vijay)
Bikash development, blossoming (form of Vikas)
Bilal moisture, freshness; the first muezzin of Islam
Bilbo coined by J. R. R. Tolkien for The Hobbit; also an old word…
Bilegt gifted, wise (bileg)
Bilge wise, learned
Bilgehan wise ruler
Bilguun wise
Bilhah meaning uncertain
Biljana herb, plant; from bilje 'herbs'
Bilkisu Hausa form of Bilqis, the Queen of Sheba
Bill short form of William: resolute protector
Billee pet form of William: resolute protector
Billey pet form of William: resolute protector
Billie pet form of William: resolute protector
Billiejo modern blend of Billie and Jo
Billy pet form of William: resolute protector
Bilqis meaning uncertain
Bima terrible, mighty (Bhima); the strong Pandava brother
Bimala pure, spotless
Bimasena Javanese form of Bhimasena, the terrible one with an army
Bimbisara attested name of Bimbisara, king of Magadha c. 540 BC;…
Bin refined, cultured (斌/彬)
Bina understanding, wisdom
Binasuor attested Cham name of Che Bong Nga, last great king of…
Bineshii bird
Bineshiinh little bird
Binesi Ojibwe word for a large bird, and the thunderbird
Bingbing ice, icy pure (冰冰)
Bingley English surname from a place name, "Bynna's people's…
Bingo from the game of chance
Binh peace, level (平, Bình)
Biniam Ethiopian and Eritrean form of Benjamin, son of the right…
Binod amusement, pleasure, joy (form of Vinod)
Binta daughter; from Arabic bint
Bintanath daughter of the goddess Anat (Canaanite); daughter of…
Bintang star
Binyamin son of the right hand
Bipasha the river Beas (Vipasha)
Birdie little bird; also pet form of Bertha or Bridget
Birendra lord of the brave
Biret Sami form of Birgitta: exalted one
Birger helper, keeper; Birger Jarl, founder of Stockholm
Birgitta exalted one; Saint Birgitta of Sweden
Biridashwa possibly Indo-Aryan "having great horses"; ruler in Canaan…
Biridiana form of Viridiana: green
Birkir birch
Birta brightness, light
Birthe Danish form of Birgitta: exalted one
Birtie pet form of Bertha or Albertina: bright
Birtukan orange (the fruit)
Biryu attested name of Biryu, brother of Onjo, founder of…
Bisada modern Egyptian form of Psote, martyr-bishop c. 300 AD;…
Bisera pearl; from biser 'pearl'
Biserka little pearl
Bishal vast, huge, grand
Bishnu Nepali form of Vishnu, the preserver
Bishop bishop, a senior church office
Bisola born into wealth
Bisrat good news, gospel
Bistra clear, limpid (of water)
Biswajit conqueror of the world
Bit-garam river of light (native Korean 빛가람)
Bit-na shining (native Korean 빛나)
Bitna to shine (native Korean 빛나)
Biton attested name of Biton, brother of Kleobis, honored at…
Bittor conqueror; Basque form of Victor
Bituin star
Biyu jasper, blue-green jade (碧玉)
Bizhiw lynx
Bjarki little bear; the hero Bödvar Bjarki
Bjarni bear
Björk birch tree
Bjorn bear
Björt bright
Blade blade, a sword
Bladimir Spanish form of Vladimir: great ruler, or rule with peace
Blagica blessed, good; Macedonian name from blago
Blagoja blessed, good; Macedonian name from blago 'good, blessed'
Blagovest from Slavic blago, good, and vest, news; good news, the…
Blaine from Gaelic Blaan, from blaan, yellow
Blair plain, field
Blaire spelling of Blair, Gaelic blàr 'plain, field'
Blaise lisping; St Blaise
Blaithin little flower
Blake black or pale and shining
Blakelee modern blend of Blake and Lee
Blakely from a place name, 'dark wood or clearing'
Blakelyn modern blend of Blake and -lyn
Blanca white, pure
Blanche white, pure
Blanchie form of Blanche: white
Blandine flattering, charming
Blane spelling of Blaine, Gaelic 'yellow'
Blanka white; from Blanca
Blathmac son of blossom (bláth 'flower' + mac 'son'); St Blathmac of…
Blathnaid little flower
Blayne spelling of Blaine, Gaelic 'yellow'
Blayze form of Blaise: lisping
Blaž from Blasius, possibly Latin blaesus 'lisping'
Blaze a bright flame
Blažena blessed; from blažený 'blissful, blessed'
Bleddyn wolf cub, little wolf
Bleiz wolf
Blerim greenness, verdure
Blerina greenery
Blerta green; from i gjelbër / blertë 'green'
Blessing a blessing
Bleuenn flower
Blima flower
Blimy pet form of Bluma: flower
Bliss great happiness
Blodeuwedd flower face; woman made of flowers in the Mabinogion
Blodwen white flower
Blossom flower, bloom
Blue the color blue
Bluebell the bluebell flower
Bluey Australian nickname for a blue-coated dog or a redhead
Blythe cheerful, gentle
Bo to live, dweller
Bo-ram worthwhile, fulfillment (native Korean 보람)
Boand white cow (bó 'cow' + find 'white'); goddess of the river…
Boann white cow; goddess of the River Boyne
Boaz swiftness, or 'in him is strength'; husband of Ruth
Bob short form of Robert, "bright fame"
Bobbe pet form of Roberta: bright fame
Bobbette feminine of Bobby (Robert): bright fame
Bobbi diminutive of Roberta: bright fame
Bobbie pet form of Robert or Roberta: bright fame
Bobbiejo blend of Bobbie and Jo
Bobbijo modern blend of Bobbi and Jo
Bobby pet form of Robert: bright fame
Bobette pet form of Roberta: bright fame
Bobur tiger (Uzbek); Babur, founder of the Mughal Empire
Bocchus attested name of Bocchus I, king of Mauretania c. 110 BC;…
Bodashtart from the hand of Astarte; king of Sidon c. 5th century BC
Bode from the Germanic element bod: command, messenger
Bodhi awakening, enlightenment
Bodie possibly from Germanic Bodo 'messenger', or a pet form of…
Bodil remedy and battle; from Bothildr
Bodvar battle warrior
Bogdan given by God; from bog 'god' and dan 'given'
Bogdana given by God
Boghos Western Armenian form of Paul, small
Boglárka buttercup; also 'little ornament, spangle'
Bogna divine; short form of Bogumiła or Bogdana
Bogo attested name of Jang Bogo, Silla maritime commander c. 828…
Bogoljub from Slavic bog, god, and ljub, love
Bogomil dear to God
Bogu sage, wise man (Old Turkic bogu); Bogu Qaghan, Uyghur ruler…
Bogud attested name of Bogud, king of western Mauretania c. 49…
Bogumił dear to God
Bogumiła dear to God
Bogusław glory of God
Bogusława glory of God
Bohdan given by God; from boh 'god' and dan 'given'
Bohdana given by God
Bohumil dear to God; from boh 'god' and mil 'dear'
Bohumila dear to God
Bohumír God's peace; from boh 'god' and mir 'peace'
Bohuslav glory of God; from boh 'god' and slava 'glory'
Boipelo pride
Boitumelo joy, happiness, in Sotho and Tswana
Bojan battle, fighter; from boj 'battle'
Bojana battle, fighter
Bokang praise (God)
Bolanle one who finds wealth at home
Bold steel
Bolek Polish diminutive of Bolesław, more glory
Bolesław greater glory; from bole 'more' and slava 'glory'
Boleslav greater glory
Bolli attested name of Bolli Þorleiksson in Laxdæla saga d. 1007;…
Bolor crystal
Bolormaa crystal mother
Bolortsetseg crystal flower (bolor + tsetseg)
Bolortuya crystal ray (bolor + tuya)
Bom spring (native Korean 봄)
Bomi spring (native Korean bom) + beauty (美)
Bomilcar in the hand of Milk (the divine king); Carthaginian general…
Bona good
Bonaventura Italian, good fortune
Bongani be thankful
Bonginkosi thank the Lord
Bongiwe thankful, praised
Boniface good fate, doer of good
Bonifacio good fate, doer of good
Bonita pretty, from Spanish bonita
Bonnie pretty, attractive, from Scots bonny
Bonnita form of Bonita: pretty
Bonolo gentleness, ease, in Tswana
Bontle beauty, in Sotho and Tswana
Boo nickname, from the English exclamation
Booker occupational surname for a scribe or bookbinder
Boon merit, good deeds
Boone from a surname, Old French bon 'good'
Boonsri merit (boon) + glory, beauty (sri)
Bopha flower (Khmer, from Sanskrit pushpa)
Bor pine tree, pine forest
Bora purple, violet (native Korean 보라)
Boram worth, reward, something worthwhile (native Korean 보람)
Bořek battle; short form of Bořivoj
Bori Hungarian diminutive of Borbála (Barbara), foreign woman
Boris from Bulgar Turkic Bogoris, perhaps 'short' or 'wolf';…
Borislav battle glory; from bor 'battle' and slava 'glory'
Borislava battle glory
Bořivoj battle warrior; from bor 'battle' and voj 'soldier'; first…
Bornali colorful, of many colors
Boróka juniper
Boromir coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; a mix of Sindarin and Quenya,…
Borte blue-gray; wife of Genghis Khan
Börü wolf
Boruto coined by Masashi Kishimoto for Boruto, from English "bolt"
Borvo from borvo- 'boiling, bubbling (spring)'; god of the…
Borys Polish/Ukrainian form of Boris, from Bulgar Turkic Bogoris,…
Borzou tall, lofty, glorious
Boston from the city, 'St Botolph's town'
Bostyn form of Boston: Botolph's stone
Botagoz eyes like a baby camel's (Kazakh)
Botan peony (牡丹)
Botir brave, hero (Uzbek)
Botond mace, club; legendary Hungarian warrior
Botum lotus (from Sanskrit padma)
Boudica victorious; warrior queen of the Iceni
Boudicca victory (Brittonic boud-); Boudica, queen of the Iceni who…
Bounmy one who has merit (Lao boun + mi)
Bowen from ab Owain, 'son of Owen'
Bowie yellow-haired; also from the Bowie knife
Bowman occupational surname: archer
Boy the word boy
Boyan battle, fighter; from boy 'battle'
Boyana feminine of Boyan, from Slavic boj, battle
Boyce from Old French bois, wood
Boyd from the Isle of Bute; or fair-haired
Boyi eldest + yi (bo + yi); Bo Yi, recluse famed for integrity…
Boyko battle, fighter
Božena divine, blessed; from bog 'god'
Božetěch God's joy; from bož 'god' and těch 'joy, comfort'
Bozhidar gift of God
Božica from Slavic bog, god; also the Croatian word for Christmas
Božidar gift of God; from bozh 'divine' and dar 'gift'
Božidara gift of God
Bozkurt gray wolf
Božo divine; short form of Božidar
Bozorgmehr great love, great sun
Bożydar from Slavic bog, god, and dar, gift
Bożymir from Slavic bog, god, and mir, peace
Bracha blessing
Bracken bracken fern
Bradd form of Brad, short for Bradley: broad meadow
Braden from Irish Ó Bradáin 'salmon', or English 'broad valley'
Bradey form of Brady, from Ó Brádaigh, often 'spirited'
Bradford broad ford
Bradi form of Brady, Irish O Bradaigh: spirited
Bradie form of Brady, from Ó Brádaigh, often 'spirited'
Bradlee spelling of Bradley, broad clearing
Bradley broad clearing or wood
Bradly spelling of Bradley, 'broad clearing'
Brady from an Irish surname, possibly spirited or broad
Bradyn spelling of Braden, from Ó Bradáin 'descendant of Bradán…
Braedan form of Braden: descendant of Bradán (salmon)
Braeden spelling of Braden, from Ó Bradáin 'salmon'
Braedon spelling of Braden: descendant of Bradan (salmon)
Braedyn spelling of Braden, from Ó Bradáin 'descendant of Bradán…
Braelyn modern coinage combining Bray- and -lyn
Braelynn modern blend of Bray and Lynn
Brage from Old Norse bragr, poetry; Bragi is the Norse god of…
Bragi poet, chief; the Norse god of poetry
Brahma growth, expansion
Brahmi of Brahma; the ancient script
Braiden spelling of Braden, from Ó Bradáin 'descendant of Bradán…
Brais Galician form of Blaise, from Latin blaesus, lisping
Bram short form of Abraham: father of many
Bran raven
Branch the English word branch
Brand sword, fire-brand
Branda form of Brenda, perhaps from Old Norse brandr: sword
Brandan spelling of Brandon: hill covered with broom
Brande form of Brandy: the spirit brandy ('burnt wine')
Brandee form of Brandy, the drink, from Dutch 'burnt wine'
Branden spelling of Brandon, place name 'hill covered with broom'
Brandi from the word brandy, or a feminine of Brandon
Brandice modern blend of Brandy and Candice
Brandie spelling of Brandy, the spirit; also a feminine of Brandon
Brandilyn modern blend of Brandi and -lyn
Brando short form of Aldobrando; sword
Brandon hill covered with broom (Old English place name)
Brandt perhaps from Old Norse/German brand 'sword, fire'
Brandur sword, fire-brand
Brândușa crocus
Brandy the spirit brandy (Dutch brandewijn 'burnt wine'); also a…
Brandyn spelling of Brandon, 'hill covered with broom'
Branimir from Slavic brani, to protect, and mir, peace
Branislav glorious protector; from bran 'protection, defense' and…
Branka protection, defense
Branko protection, defense; short form of Branislav
Brannagh raven-haired
Brannon from Ó Branáin, 'little raven'
Bransen form of Branson: son of Brand
Branson English surname, son of Brand
Brant perhaps from Old Norse brandr 'sword, fire'
Brantlee modern spelling of Brantley, English surname
Brantley from a surname and place name, possibly 'burnt clearing'
Brantly surname and place name, often given as 'Brant's meadow'
Branwen white raven; fair breast
Brás Portuguese form of Blaise, from Latin blaesus, lisping
Bratislav from Slavic brat, brother, and slava, glory
Braulio name of a Visigothic-era saint; meaning uncertain
Braxten form of Braxton: Bracca's town
Braxton English place name and surname, Bracca's town
Braxtyn form of Braxton: Bracca's town
Bray from Bré: hill (place name)
Brayan Spanish spelling of Brian, possibly 'high, noble'
Braydan form of Braden: descendant of Bradán (salmon)
Brayden spelling of Braden: from Irish O Bradain, descendant of…
Braydin form of Braden: descendant of Bradán (salmon)
Braydon spelling of Braden, from Ó Bradáin 'descendant of Bradán…
Braylee modern coinage combining Bray- and Lee
Brayleigh modern blend of Bray- and Leigh
Braylen modern blend of Brayden and Lynn
Braylie modern blend of Bray and Lee
Braylin modern blend of Brayden and Lynn
Braylon modern coinage, often explained as a blend of Braden and…
Brayson modern American blend of Brayden and Bryson
Brayton English place name, broad town
Brea short form of Brianna, possibly 'high, noble'
Breahna form of Brianna: high, noble
Breana spelling of Brianna, feminine of Brian, perhaps high, noble
Bréanainn Irish form of Brendan, from Old Welsh, prince
Breann spelling of Brianna, possibly 'high, noble'
Breanna spelling of Briana: feminine of Brian, perhaps 'noble'
Breannah form of Breanna, feminine of Brian: high, noble
Breanne feminine of Brian, perhaps 'high, noble'
Breck Gaelic breac: freckled, speckled
Brecken modern name, perhaps from the Irish surname Breckin,…
Bree short form of Brianna or Bridget; also Irish brí 'strength'
Breeanna spelling of Brianna, possibly 'high, noble'
Breesha Manx form of Bridget, exalted one
Breeshey Manx form of Bridget: exalted one
Breezy the English word: light and windy
Breki from Old Norse breki, breaker or wave
Brelynn modern blend of Bre- and -lynn
Bren short form of Brendan: prince
Brenda possibly from Old Norse brandr, sword; or a feminine of…
Brendan prince; St Brendan the Navigator
Brenden spelling of Brendan, Irish Breanainn, from Welsh, prince
Brendin form of Brendan, from Welsh: prince
Brendyn form of Brendan: prince
Brenna possibly raven or little drop
Brennah form of Brenna, often given as little raven or sword
Brennan descendant of Braonán: little drop (of water)
Brennen spelling of Brennan: descendant of Braonán, 'little drop…
Brenner occupational surname: distiller or charcoal burner
Brennon form of Brennan; descendant of Braonán, sorrow, tear
Brennus chieftain, king; Gaulish leader who sacked Rome
Brent hill; from an English place name
Brenten form of Brenton: Bryni's town
Brentlee modern blend of Brent and Lee
Brentley modern blend of Brent and -ley
Brently form of Brentley, from Brent: hill
Brenton from an English place name, 'Bryni's town'
Breon form of Brian; perhaps high, noble
Breona spelling of Brianna, possibly 'high, noble'
Breonna spelling of Briana, feminine of Brian, perhaps 'noble'
Bret from a surname, 'a Breton'
Brett a Breton, a person from Brittany
Brette form of Brett: a Breton
Bretton a Breton or Briton
Breyden form of Braden: descendant of Bradán (salmon)
Breydon form of Braden: broad hill
Bria short form of Brianna, possibly 'high, noble'
Briac esteemed, noble
Briahna form of Brianna: noble, high
Briallen primrose
Brian possibly high, noble; Brian Boru, high king of Ireland
Briana feminine of Brian, perhaps 'high, noble'
Brianca modern blend of Brianna and Bianca
Brianda feminine of Brian; perhaps noble, high
Brianna feminine of Brian, possibly 'high, noble'
Briannah form of Brianna: high, noble
Brianne feminine of Brian, perhaps 'high, noble'
Briar thorny plant, wild rose
Brice possibly speckled, or from St Britius
Brid exalted one, strength; short form of Brigid
Bridei attested name of Bridei son of Maelchon, Pictish king who…
Bridger bridge keeper, one who lives by a bridge
Bridget exalted one, strength; St Brigid of Kildare
Bridgett spelling of Bridget, from Irish Brighid: exalted one
Bridgette from Brigid: exalted one
Bridgit form of Bridget: the exalted one
Bridgitte form of Brigitte (Brigid): exalted one
Brieann modern blend of Brie and Ann
Brieanna spelling of Brianna, feminine of Brian, perhaps high, noble
Briel short form of Gabrielle: God is my strength
Briella short form of Gabriella: God is my strength
Brielle short form of Gabrielle: God is my strength
Brienne feminine of Brian, "high, noble"
Brieuc high, noble; a founding saint of Brittany
Brig exalted one; older form of Brigid; Brig Briugu, legendary…
Brigantia high one, exalted; British goddess
Briget form of Bridget: exalted one, strength
Brigett form of Bridget: exalted one, strength
Brigette form of Brigitte; exalted, high
Briggs English surname, at the bridge
Brigham from a place name, 'homestead by a bridge'
Brighton from the English town, 'Beorhthelm's town'
Brigid exalted one, strength; goddess and saint
Brigit exalted one; Irish goddess and St Brigid
Brigitta form of Bridget: exalted one, strength
Brigitte exalted one; French form of Bridget
Brihadratha great chariot; Brihadratha, last Maurya emperor c. 185 BC
Brihanna form of Brianna: noble, high
Brihtwold bright ruler (beorht + weald); Brihtwold, archbishop of…
Briley English surname, perhaps 'clearing with briars'
Brilynn modern blend of Bri- and -lynn
Brina juniper; from Slovene brin 'juniper'
Brinkley Brynca's clearing (English place name)
Brinlee modern blend of Brynn and Lee
Brinley burnt meadow
Brinton place name: Bryni's town
Brionna spelling of Brianna, possibly 'high, noble'
Briony the bryony vine
Brisa breeze
Briseida Spanish form of Briseis
Brishti rain
Bristol from the English city, 'assembly place by the bridge'
Brit short form of Brittany: land of the Britons
Britain from Britain: land of the Britons
Britany spelling of Brittany: land of the Britons
Britney spelling of Brittany, French region, 'land of the Britons'
Britni spelling of Brittany: land of the Britons
Britt Swedish short form of Birgitta; exalted
Britta short form of Birgitta: exalted one
Brittain form of Britain, land of the Britons
Brittan form of Britain: land of the Britons
Brittanee form of Brittany: land of the Britons
Brittaney spelling of Brittany, 'land of the Britons'
Brittani spelling of Brittany, the region of France
Brittanie spelling of Brittany: land of the Britons
Brittany from Brittany, the French region, land of the Britons
Britten surname meaning a Breton
Britteny form of Brittany: land of the Britons
Brittiany form of Brittany: land of the Britons
Brittini form of Brittany: land of the Britons
Brittiny form of Brittany, the region of France
Brittnay form of Brittany: land of the Britons
Brittnee spelling of Brittany, the region of France
Brittney spelling of Brittany: from the French region, land of the…
Brittni spelling of Brittany, 'land of the Britons'
Brittny spelling of Brittany: land of the Britons
Britton English surname, a Breton or Briton
Brixton from the London district: Brihtsige's stone
Brock badger
Brockton place name, perhaps 'town by the brook'
Brodee form of Brody, from a Scottish place name
Broderick from Welsh ap Rhydderch, son of Rhydderch
Brodey form of Brody, from a Scottish place name: ditch, muddy…
Brodie from Brodie, muddy place, or ditch
Brodrick form of Broderick, from Welsh ap Rhydderch: son of Rhydderch
Brogan from Ó Brógáin, from bróg 'shoe', 'little shoe'
Bronagh sorrowful; St Brónach of Kilbroney
Bronisław glorious protector; from bron 'protection' and slava 'glory'
Bronisława glorious protection
Bronislava glorious protection; from bron 'protection' and slava…
Bronson English surname, son of Brown
Bronte Greek thunder; also the Brontë sisters' surname
Bronwen white breast, fair-bosomed
Bronwyn white breast, fair-bosomed, from Welsh bron + gwyn
Bronx from the New York borough, named for settler Jonas Bronck
Bronya pet form of Bronislava, "glorious protection"
Brooke small stream
Brookelyn spelling of Brooklyn, from Dutch Breukelen
Brookelynn spelling of Brooklyn, from Dutch Breukelen
Brookie pet form of Brooke: small stream
Brooklin spelling of Brooklyn, from Dutch Breukelen, broken land,…
Brooklyn from the New York borough, Dutch Breukelen, broken land or…
Brooklynne spelling of Brooklyn, from Dutch Breukelen 'broken land'
Brooks from a surname, 'of the brook, stream'
Brooksie pet form of Brooke: small stream
Brown from the color brown
Brownie pet form of Brown: brown-haired or brown-skinned
Bruce from Brix in Normandy; Robert the Bruce, king of Scots
Brucha blessed
Brune brown, brown-haired
Brunello Italian diminutive of Bruno, brown
Brunhild armor and battle (brunja 'mail-coat' + hild); Brunhilda,…
Brunhilde armored battle maiden; the Valkyrie Brünnhilde
Brunilda Spanish form of Brunhild: armor, battle
Bruno brown, or armor
Brusk lightning
Brutus heavy, dull-witted (a Roman cognomen)
Bryana feminine of Brian, perhaps high, noble
Bryanna feminine of Brian, perhaps high, noble
Bryant surname form of Brian, perhaps high, noble
Bryar spelling of Briar, a thorny shrub
Bryce from Brice (Latin Bricius), of Celtic origin, possibly…
Brycen spelling of Bryson, son of Brice
Bryden form of Braden: broad valley
Bryher hills; an island of the Isles of Scilly
Brylee modern coinage combining Bry- and Riley
Bryleigh modern coinage combining Bry- and Leigh
Brylie modern American blend of Bryn and Riley
Bryn hill
Bryndís armor goddess
Brynhild armor battle
Brynja armor, coat of mail
Brynjolf "armor" + "wolf" (Brynjólfr)
Brynleigh modern blend of Brynn and -leigh
Brynley modern blend of Brynn and -ley
Brynlie modern blend of Brynn and -lie
Brynmor great hill
Brynn hill, from Welsh bryn
Brynna elaboration of Brynn, Welsh bryn 'hill'
Brynne spelling of Brynn, Welsh bryn 'hill'
Bryson English surname, son of Brice
Bua lotus (บัว)
Bubba nickname from brother
Buck male deer, buck; a nickname for a lively young man
Buckley place name: buck meadow
Bucky pet form of Buck: male deer
Bud brother, buddy; also a flower bud
Buddha awakened, enlightened
Buddhaghosa voice of the Buddha (Pali); Buddhaghosa, great Pali…
Buddie form of Buddy: friend, brother
Buddug victory; Welsh form of Boudica
Buddy friend, buddy; nickname from brother
Budi wisdom, good character
Budiman wise and virtuous
Budimir from Slavic buditi, to awaken, and mir, peace
Buel form of Buell, from ap Hywel: son of Hywel (eminent)
Buelah form of Beulah: married
Buena good (Spanish)
Bufford form of Buford: ford by the hill or of Bucca
Buffy pet form of Elizabeth; my God is an oath
Buford English surname, from Beauford, perhaps 'beautiful ford'
Bughra male camel (Old Turkic bughra); Satuq Bughra Khan,…
Buhle beauty
Bujar generous, noble
Bujor Romanian word meaning peony
Bukola adds to wealth
Bula form of Beulah: married
Bulah form of Beulah; married
Bulan moon
Bulelani be grateful, give thanks
Bülent high, lofty
Bulut cloud
Bumi earth (from Sanskrit bhumi)
Bumin attested name of Bumin Qaghan, founder of the Gokturk…
Bunga flower
Bunnie pet name: little rabbit
Bunny rabbit; often a pet form of Bernice
Buppha flower (from pushpa)
Burak from Buraq, the winged steed of the Night Journey; lightning
Burcu fragrance
Burebista attested name of Burebista, king who united Dacia c. 82–44…
Buren from a Dutch place name, Van Buren, often given as…
Burged eagle
Burgess freeman of a borough, citizen
Burim spring, source of water
Burke English and Irish surname, fort, fortress
Burkhard strong fortress
Burl English surname, perhaps 'cup-bearer' or a knot in wood
Burley surname from a fortified clearing
Burnaburiash attested name of Burnaburiash II, Kassite king of Babylon…
Burnell from Old French brunel, little brown one
Burnett from Old French burnete: brown-haired, dark
Burnetta feminine of Burnett: brown-haired
Burnette little brown one
Burnice form of Bernice; bringer of victory
Burnie pet form of Bernard: brave as a bear
Burns one who lives by a burn (stream)
Burrell from Old French burel: reddish-brown cloth
Burt short form of Burton or Albert; bright
Burton fortified settlement
Busaba flower (from Sanskrit pushpa)
Buse kiss
Bushra good news, glad tidings
Busisiwe blessed
Büşra good news
Buster nickname, from American slang buster 'remarkable person'
Butch nickname for a tough boy, from butcher
Buthaina of soft, tender form; beloved of the poet Jamil
Butler wine steward, chief servant (Old French bouteillier)
Buttercup the buttercup flower
Buwan moon (Tagalog)
Buzz nickname, from the buzzing sound
Bwiza beauty
Byakuya "white" + exclamation (白哉); byakuya also means "white night"
Byambaa Saturday (from Tibetan spen pa); a day-of-birth name
Byeol star (native Korean 별)
Byeolbit starlight (native Korean 별빛)
Bylgja wave, billow
Byran form of Byron: at the cowsheds
Byrd surname from Middle English bird
Byrhtferth bright spirit (beorht + ferhþ); Byrhtferth of Ramsey,…
Byrhtnoth bright daring (beorht + nōþ); ealdorman at the Battle of…
Byron at the cattle sheds; Lord Byron the poet
Bystrík from Slovak bystrý, quick or clever
Byzas legendary founder of Byzantium; meaning unknown