Baby Names Starting with B

Spanish

From the place of brambles

English

A flowering plant

Celtic

strength

Spanish

to shine

Hebrew

God is my oath

Spanish

Breeze

Spanish

from Brisa

Spanish

Breezes

Spanish

Unknown

Old Norse

bridge

English

From an English surname that was derived from a place name meaning "birch wood" in Old Norse.

French

Breeze

Spanish

Exalted one

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Bright and shining

French

brave; strong

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

brilliant; bright

Indian

rain; water

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

little princess

Spanish

little fire

Slavic

brisk, lively

African

Unknown

Spanish

Brisk

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Old Norse

unknown origin

Greek

Mythological figure

French

Little bridge

Spanish

from the briar; thorny

French

Speckled

Spanish

Brave

English

Stiff hair or plant fibers, represents tough nature

English

From the name of the city of Bristol in southwestern England that means "the site of the bridge".

English

Inspired by the city of Bristol

English

Derived from Bristol; beautiful split

English

From the place of the bridge

English

From the village near the bridge

English

From the settlement by the bridge

English

From Bristol

Celtic

from the bridge

Old English

Strong

Scandinavian

strength; exalted one

Celtic

Land of the Britons

Italian

Bright

Latin

land of the Britons

Latin

Britain

Latin

from Britain

Celtic

Britain

English

From the Latin name of the island of Britain, in occasional use as an English given name since the 18th century. This is also the name of the Roman fe

French

from Britain

English

from Britain

Old English

from Britain

Spanish

Bright

English

Variant of Brittany

English

from Britain

English

British

English

from Britain

English

Modern variant of Brittany

English

From Britain

Celtic

from Britain

English

From Britain or British Isles

Old English

from Britain

English

from Britain

English

Variant of Brittany. This name is borne by the American pop singer Britney Spears (1981-).

Celtic

from Britain

English

from Britain; strength

Spanish

from Britain

Germanic

Strength or exalted one

English

From Brittany

Latin

from Britain

English

Variant of Britannia.

Latin

from Britain

English

From Brittany

English

From the name of the region of Brittany in the northwest of France, called in French Bretagne. It was named for the Britons who settled there after th

Latin

from Brittany

English

Strength

Celtic

from Britain

Celtic

from Britain

English

From Britain

English

From Britain

English

Variant of Brittany.

English

From Britain

English

from Britain; land of the Britons

French

from Brittany

Italian

Strong

English

Derived from a Middle English surname meaning "a Briton" (a Celt of England) or "a Breton" (an inhabitant of Brittany). Both ethnonyms are related to

English

From Britain

Caribbean

Playful

Germanic

from Britain

Old English

one who lives by

Irish

noble

Old English

strong, powerful

Spanish

noble; exalted

Indian

Brilliant

Celtic

noble

Spanish

Exalted one

Hebrew

Covenant

Old English

breeze

Spanish

breeze

Spanish

Unknown

Celtic

strong, brave

French

Illuminated

Celtic

brilliant

Spanish

exalted

Greek

To guard

Spanish

From the place of the brambles

Old Norse

breeze

Italian

breeze; fresh air

African

Energetic

Indian

Lord of the earth

Old English

brother

English

From the wide road

Spanish

Unknown

Celtic

Badger

English

badger

Irish

little broth

English

From an English surname that was derived from Old English brocc meaning "badger".

English

Stream meadow; wild brook

English

From the road

Slavic

Brother

Scandinavian

Brother

Celtic

muddy place

English

Variant of Brody.

English

Famous son

English

From a Scottish surname that was originally derived from a place in Moray, Scotland. It probably means "ditch, mire" in Gaelic.

English

Sturdy shoe

Irish

little dark one

African

Unknown

Indian

Brave and strong

English

Transaction arranger

English

Broken land

Celtic

young brother

Japanese

strong; powerful

English

From the broom field

English

From the broom grove

Celtic

Brown

Celtic

Sorrow

Spanish

wild horse

Old Norse

sword

Slavic

Protection

Hebrew

bringer of peace

Germanic

defender

Scottish

Brown

English

From an English surname meaning "son of the brown one".

Germanic

brown stone

English

Thunder

Celtic

White breast

Celtic

Fair

English

Variant of Bronwen used in the English-speaking world (especially Australia and New Zealand).

Celtic

Fair-haired

Celtic

Fair breast

Slavic

Protection

Old English

to grow

English

From an English surname that denoted one who lived near a brook.

English

Variant of Brook. The name came into use in the 1950s, probably influenced by American socialite Brooke Astor (1902-2007). It was further popularized

English

Field by a brook

English

Small stream

English

From the name of a borough of New York City, originally named after the Dutch town of Breukelen, itself meaning either "broken land" (from Dutch breuk

English

Variant of Brooklyn.

English

From an English surname, a variant of Brook.

English

One who makes brooms

Celtic

Descendant of a strong man

Old Norse

brother

Old English

brother

English

Siblings

African

Unknown

English

A character in 'Pickwick Papers'

Old English

brown leader

Latin

brown-eyed

English

little brown one; fairy

Old English

brown-haired

English

Son of Brown

English

Village by the brown river

Spanish

Unknown

French

Brown

Celtic

From the brushwood thicket

English

From a Scottish surname, of Norman origin, which probably originally referred to the town of Brix in France. The surname was borne by Robert the Bruce

Spanish

Little Bruce

Germanic

Bridge

English

From the brook

Germanic

bridge up

Germanic

little bridge

English

Bright

Spanish

Witch

Spanish

Witch

Spanish

Witch

Spanish

Sorcerer

African

To break

African

Brave

African

Strong

English

Broom bush

Spanish

Fog

French

Fog

Germanic

Famous protector

Indian

Sacred

Indian

Place of Lord Krishna

Spanish

Brown-haired

French

Brown-haired

Italian

Brown-haired

Italian

brown

Italian

brown

Various

Italian

brown

Spanish

Brown

Germanic

brown-haired

Latin

Brown-haired

Spanish

Little brown

Germanic

Armored warrior maiden

Spanish

Brown

Spanish

Little brown

Spanish

Little brown one

Germanic

little brown one

Italian

Brown

Germanic

brown

Various

Spanish

Brown or dark-skinned

Celtic

sword

Old Norse

from the brush

Spanish

To paint or create

English

Sweep

Germanic

From Brussels

Germanic

from Brussels

English

Savage or fierce

English

From Britain

Latin

heavy, dull

Celtic

Hill

English

Strong

English

Variant of Brian, based on the usual spelling of the surname that is derived from the name.

English

Variant of Briana.

Celtic

strong, noble

English

Variant of Briana.

English

Feminine form of Brian.

English

Strong

Celtic

noble, strong

English

From an English surname that was derived from the given name Brian.

English

Variant of Brice.

English

Variant of Bryson.

Celtic

strong, powerful

Celtic

Strong

Celtic

Hill with a stronghold

English

Strong

African

Bright

Celtic

Exalted one

Celtic

Strong

English

Variant of Briley.

Old English

hill

Celtic

strong, brave

English

Means "hill, mound" in Welsh. In Wales it is almost always a masculine name, though elsewhere in the English-speaking world it can be unisex (see Bryn

Celtic

Strong

African

Burnt

English

Strong

English

Variant of Brinley.

English

Variant of Brinley.

English

Hill meadow

Celtic

Big hill

English

Feminine variant of Bryn. It was brought to limited public attention in 1978 when the actress Brynn Thayer (1949-) began appearing on the American soa

English

Hill or mound

Celtic

hill

English

Hill dweller

English

Bright town

English

Hill

Celtic

to sprout; grow

English

Climbing plant

English

From the name of a type of Eurasian vine, formerly used as medicine. It ultimately derives from Greek βρύω (bryo) meaning "to swell".

English

From an English surname meaning "son of Brice". Starting in the 1970s this name began steadily growing in popularity, likely because it features the s

Celtic

Britain; from Britain

English

From Britain

Spanish

strong, noble

Old English

from Britain

Southeast Asian

Unknown

English

be safe; protection

Hebrew

gift

Korean

Beyond The Scene

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

Spanish

beautiful; lovely

Chinese

Father

Irish

young man

African

Warrior

African

Warrior

African

To be born

African

My spirit

Southeast Asian

Moon

Southeast Asian

Discard

African

Wise one

African

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Crocodile

English

Child

African

Father

African

Father of the young

African

Born on a Friday

Arabic

father of the young

African

Happiness

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Latin

little brother

Caribbean

Unknown

Hebrew

little brother; friend

African

Father

Hebrew

Sweetheart

Caribbean

Unknown

Spanish

A name of a tribe

English

Baby

African

Grandfather

Arabic

little boy

Southeast Asian

Little one

Celtic

little owl

African

little brother

English

Pirate

African

Unknown

African

Brave

Spanish

Unknown

Scottish

house of the canon

Scottish

from Buchan

African

Unknown

Arabic

Good news

African

to be strong

African

Joyful

English

From an English nickname meaning simply "buck, male deer", ultimately from Old English bucc.

Latin

container for carrying

English

By the beech tree meadow

English

Unknown

English

Male deer

English

Buck-like

African

Unknown

Arabic

Joy

Old English

young shoot

Indian

Awakened

Southeast Asian

A type of tree

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Indian

Awareness

Southeast Asian

Unknown

English

To awaken

Indian

Awakened

Indian

Awakened one

Sanskrit

Lord Buddha

Indian

God of Buddha

Indian

Intellect

Celtic

Goddess of the underworld

English

From the English word meaning "friend". It probably originated as a nursery form of the word brother.

English

Builder or creator

English

Small parakeet

Indian

Awakened

Indian

Enlightened

Indian

Lord of wisdom

Indian

God of wisdom

Indian

Awakened one

Indian

Wise

Indian

Lord of wisdom

Indian

Lord of wisdom

Sanskrit

Intelligence, wisdom

Indian

Intelligent

Sanskrit

wise Rama

Indian

Wise

Indian

Light or illumination

Latin

wise

Southeast Asian

Wise

Slavic

To be born

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

little one

Turkish

little bud

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Indian

Unknown

English

Friend

Scandinavian

Blue

Spanish

Good

Spanish

Good

Spanish

Good faith

Spanish

Good

Spanish

Good fortune

Spanish

Good

Spanish

Good

African

Unknown

Spanish

Buffalo

Spanish

Law firm

Germanic

strong, brave

French

To strike

French

Clown

English

Pledged to God

English

Insect

African

Blessing

Latin

love bug

African

Unknown

African

earth

Southeast Asian

People

African

To be strong

Portuguese

Native American

African

Unknown

Irish

little bug

Spanish

Unknown

African

Strong warrior

Latin

insect nickname

Old English

busy, active

Arabic

to be

African

Bringer of peace

African

One who is trustworthy

African

beautiful

African

The light is ours

African

Beauty of nature

African

God's grace

African

our happiness

African

Beauty has been given

African

Beauty

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Germanic

Builder

African

Bringer of light

Spanish

Owl

Southeast Asian

To be

English

Construction worker

Spanish

Place of vultures

Spanish

Vulture

African

Place of happiness

African

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Young man

African

Small child

Indian

little one

Indian

Beloved

Southeast Asian

Unknown

African

To be strong

Vietnamese

to open

African

Wealthy person

African

One who is blessed

Turkish

Strong

African

To gather

Arabic

From Bukhara

Persian

From Bukhara

African

Chief

African

to be blessed

African

Little one

African

Blessing

Hebrew

he will be

African

God's promise

Southeast Asian

Little duck

Japanese

to be born

African

wealth

African

My heart is at peace

African

Place of the river

African

A blessing has come home

African

Blessing

Hebrew

blessing; gift

Korean

to be strong

African

To be born

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Turkish

Water source

Slavic

Brave

Hungarian

Little bulb

African

Unknown

Spanish

little bubble

Arabic

Nightingale

Indian

Nightingale

Old English

blooming

African

Survivor

African

To overcome

African

To be blessed

African

Blessed person

Eastern European

Steel

Germanic

bright shield

African

To be strong

African

Strong

African

Bringer of joy

African

Healed

English

Strong and powerful

Latin

bubble

Spanish

trickster

English

Powerful vehicle

English

projectile; swift

Latin

projectiles

English

swift; fast

Old English

dweller by the bull

Germanic

strong, brave

Indian

Little one

Japanese

Blooming flower

Spanish

Famous warrior

Spanish

Unknown

Old Norse

strong, powerful

Southeast Asian

Bamboo

African

Wise leader

Indigenous Americas

To shine

African

To create

Caribbean

Unknown

English

To move clumsily

Old English

humming sound

African

Unknown

African

little bum; playful

African

To be blessed

African

Energetic

Vietnamese

spring

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Chinese

bunny; cute

Old English

group, cluster

African

Brave or bold

Persian

Origin

African

gift

Indigenous Australian

Hills

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown