Baby Names Starting with B

English

Beautiful view

Various

Celtic

beautiful; lovely

English

Beautiful friend

Slavic

White

Welsh

fair, blessed

English

Beautiful serpent

Spanish

Beautiful

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

African

People of the river

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Germanic

to be; existence

African

Unknown

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

blessed

English

Short form of Benjamin, Benedict and other names beginning with Ben. In Dutch it can also be short for Bernhard. A notable bearer was Ben Jonson (1572

Hebrew

Blessed

Arabic

son of the blessed

Latin

Blessed

Indian

Violet flower

English

Built by the Lord

Arabic

Son of Aisa

Arabic

Son of grace

Spanish

Brave as a bear

African

Son of the noble

Spanish

blessed, prosperous

English

brave

French

brave

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Spanish

Blessed

African

Son of the father

Spanish

Son of the brave one

Spanish

Son of Benavides

Indian

Incomparable

Arabic

Pyramid capstone

Eastern European

Blessed

Italian

blessed

Welsh

from the hill

English

Bender

Spanish

Son of Bende

Spanish

Blessing

English

Meander or wander

Spanish

Blessed

Spanish

Blessed

Spanish

Blessed

Hebrew

blessed; fortunate

Latin

Good

Latin

Blessed

Spanish

Blessed

English

Blessed valley

Various

Various

English

Blessed one

English

From the Late Latin name Benedictus, which meant "blessed". Saint Benedict was an Italian monk who founded the Benedictines in the 6th century. After

English

Blessed

Latin

Blessed

Latin

Blessing

English

The blessed one

Latin

Blessed one

Latin

Well spoken

Various

Latin

blessed

Latin

Blessed

Latin

Blessed

Spanish

Blessed one

Latin

blessed

Spanish

Blessed

Latin

One who provides help

English

Doing good; generous action

English

Advantage

Spanish

Good heart

Celtic

good life

African

Blessing

Hebrew

blessed

Hebrew

Son of my right

Spanish

Blessed

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

Blessed

English

Blessed

French

Blessed

Latin

Goodwill

Latin

kind-hearted

African

Goodness

African

A place of good water

Hebrew

blessed, good

Chinese

bright, shining

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

English

Riverbank resident

African

Unknown

Hebrew

Blessed

English

Blessed

Southeast Asian

Workshop

African

blessed

Hebrew

son of the right hand

Germanic

battle woman

Hebrew

son of the right

Hebrew

Built by God

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

African

Goodness

Hebrew

blessed

Latin

Goodness

Spanish

Blessed one

Spanish

Goodness

Spanish

Blessed

Spanish

blessed

Hebrew

blessed; good fortune

Hebrew

Son of God

Spanish

Blessed

Latin

Kind, well-born

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Spanish

blessed

Spanish

Blessed with courage

Spanish

blessed

African

Place of the gods

English

Blessed

Latin

Blessed one

Hebrew

Blessed

English

Good fortune

Spanish

Son of the blessed

Spanish

Son of Benito

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

son of the right

Hebrew

son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

English

From the Hebrew name בִּנְיָמִין (Binyamin) meaning "son of the south" or "son of the right hand", from the roots בֵּן (ben) meaning "son" and יָמִין

Hebrew

Daughter of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son

English

son of Jasmine

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Spanish

Son of Jasmine

Hebrew

son of the right

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

son of the right

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

English

Diminutive of Benjamin.

Hebrew

son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Japanese

Enjoy peace

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

English

son of Joe

Chinese

Blessed and fortunate

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

African

Son of the chief

African

Blessed

Hebrew

daughter of the king

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

English

Blessed

African

Blessed

Germanic

Brave as a bear

Latin

blessed

Germanic

Banner bearer

English

Blessed

Latin

Blessed

Hebrew

blessed

English

Medieval form of Benedict. This was the more common spelling in England until the 18th century. Modern use of the name is probably also influenced by

Latin

blessed

Germanic

blessed

English

Blessed

African

Blessed

Irish

blessed

English

Blessed

Spanish

Blessed

Germanic

bear

English

Diminutive of Benjamin or Benedict.

French

Blessed

Hebrew

Son of the right hand

Latin

Blessed

Hebrew

Son of my sorrow

Hebrew

son of my sorrow

Hebrew

Son of the warrior

English

From an English surname that originally meant "son of Benedict".

Spanish

Bringer of peace

Japanese

Goddess of music

English

From a surname that was from a place name, itself derived from Old English beonet "bent grass" and leah "woodland, clearing". Various towns in England

English

From a surname that was derived from a place name, composed of Old English beonet "bent grass" and tun "enclosure".

Southeast Asian

Big mountain

Southeast Asian

playful child

African

Brave

Arabic

The risen one

English

From the bent creek

African

Fortunate

Hebrew

son of the right

African

Brave

African

Child after loss

African

Son of Jonah

Celtic

blessed and beautiful

Spanish

Blessed

French

Blessed

Germanic

son of Bernhard

Arabic

blessed; fortunate

Arabic

Unknown

Hebrew

Son of the right

African

Blessed

Hebrew

blessed

Hebrew

blessed; son of the right hand

English

Derived from the Old English elements beorht "bright" and ric "ruler, king".

English

Derived from the Old English elements beorht "bright" and sige "victory".

English

Bright wolf

English

Bear

English

Derived from the Old English elements beorn "warrior, man" and ræd "counsel, advice".

English

Bee wolf; bear

Dutch

God is my oath

Persian

to be brave

Eastern European

Brave

English

To give

Spanish

Baker

English

Bear

Slavic

Brave

Germanic

brave ruler

Spanish

bright promise

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Eastern European

Oath, pledge

Spanish

Little bear

Spanish

Unknown

Turkish

brave

Germanic

bright, shining

Spanish

bright; shining

Spanish

Courageous

English

Birch meadow

English

Birch tree

Slavic

bear

French

Fortified place

Germanic

Brave

African

Brave

Spanish

Naked

Spanish

Unknown

African

Bringer of joy

African

Blessing, abundance

Slavic

Peaceful

Greek

bringer of victory

Germanic

Brave

Germanic

Bear

English

Bear-spear; brave warrior

English

Bear; fortress; brave warrior

Spanish

Bear spear

African

Bringer of light

English

Latinized form of Βερενίκη (Berenike), the Macedonian form of the Greek name Φερενίκη (Pherenike), which meant "bringing victory" from φέρω (phero) me

Greek

Bringer of victory

Greek

Bringer of victory

Greek

Bringer of victory

Greek

Bringing victory

Greek

bringer of victory

Spanish

Joyful

Greek

Bringer of victory

Persian

Snowflake

Germanic

Mountain

Spanish

Mountain dweller

Scandinavian

Mountain dweller

African

Unknown

African

Light

African

He who brings light

Germanic

Bright

African

Unknown

Japanese

Bringer of joy

African

Unknown

Celtic

bringer of light

Slavic

Little bear

Hebrew

God is my oath

African

Bringer of good news

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Persian

Shepherdess

English

Strong or fortified place

Arabic

Blessing

Turkish

brave; strong

Turkish

Strong and powerful

Southeast Asian

Blessing

Turkish

Strong moon

English

Birch wood

Turkish

Strong

English

Birch wood

African

Unknown

English

From the birch tree enclosure

Hebrew

Bear

English

Bright

Celtic

bright promise

English

Birch wood clearing

Germanic

From the meadow

Southeast Asian

Diamond

Spanish

Unknown

Germanic

bright; shining

Spanish

Berlin

Germanic

From Berlin

Germanic

little bear

Germanic

bright; beautiful

French

Shining

Celtic

noble

Spanish

Bright

English

from the barley field

Celtic

from the meadow

Celtic

from the land of

Celtic

shining; bright

Arabic

Unknown

Germanic

bear man

Spanish

Brave and strong warrior

Spanish

Bright

Spanish

Reddish

Spanish

Son of Bermudo

Germanic

Bear

Germanic

bear; strong as a bear

Spanish

Brave

French

Brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave

Spanish

Brave

Germanic

brave as a bear

Germanic

brave as a bear

French

Brave as a bear

Italian

Brave as a bear

English

French feminine form of Bernard. Bernadette Soubirous (1844-1879) was a young woman from Lourdes in France who claimed to have seen visions of the Vir

Germanic

Brave as a bear

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave bear

Italian

Brave

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave as a bear

Southeast Asian

Brave as a bear

Celtic

Brave as a bear

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Germanic

brave as a bear

French

Brave as a bear

English

Derived from the Old German element bern "bear" combined with hart "hard, firm, brave, hardy". The Normans brought it to England, where it replaced th

Germanic

brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave as a bear

French

Brave as a bear

Germanic

bear; brave

English

Brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave as a bear

English

Brave as a bear

English

Briar meadow

Germanic

From Bern

Spanish

Brave as a bear

English

Brave as a bear

Germanic

brave as a bear

French

Brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave as a bear

English

Contracted form of Berenice. It occurs briefly in Acts in the New Testament belonging to a sister of King Herod Agrippa II.

English

Diminutive of Bernard, Bernadette, Bernice and other names beginning with Bern.

Greek

Victory bearer

French

Brave as a bear

Germanic

brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave

Germanic

Brave as a bear

Germanic

brave as a bear

Germanic

brave as a bear

Spanish

Brave as a bear

Germanic

Brave as a bear

Germanic

bear

French

Bear

English

Brave bear

French

Brave bear

English

Variant of Bernie.

English

Brave

Greek

Bringer of victory

Old English

bear

Germanic

bear; brave

English

Barley farm

Spanish

Berry

Spanish

Berry-like

English

From the fortified place

Spanish

Place of the brook

English

Variant of Barry.

Germanic

to be strong; brave

Hebrew

From the well of the oath

Persian

to be strong

Spanish

She who brings joy

Spanish

Brave warrior

Southeast Asian

Together

Scandinavian

Bear

English

Son of Ber

Germanic

noble; bright

English

Short form of Albert and other names containing the element bert, often derived from the Old German element beraht meaning "bright".

Italian

Bright

Spanish

bright; noble

Germanic

bright, famous

English

Originally a short form of Germanic names beginning with the Old Frankish or Old Saxon element berht, Old High German beraht meaning "bright" (Proto-G

French

Bright

French

Bright ruler

French

Bright and famous

Germanic

bright, glorious

Germanic

Bright warrior

Spanish

bright, glorious

English

Bright

French

Bright

French

Bright

French

Bright

Germanic

Bright

Latin

Bright

English

Bright or illustrious

Germanic

bright warrior

Germanic

Bright warrior

Italian

bright, illustrious

Latin

Bright

Italian

Bright and glorious

Italian

bright, illustrious

Spanish

Bright and noble

French

Bright

Germanic

Bright, shining

Germanic

bright, illustrious

Spanish

bright; glorious

Spanish

Bright

Italian

Famous

Italian

Bright

French

Bright

Germanic

Bright raven

French

Bright raven

English

Bright

Spanish

Bright

Germanic

bright; famous

Southeast Asian

Bear

English

Beaver stream

Celtic

bear

Celtic

Fair hill

English

Brave as a bear

English

From the English word for the clear or pale green precious stone, ultimately deriving from Sanskrit. As a given name, it first came into use in the 19

English

The one with the beautiful form

English

A jewel; beautiful stone

Spanish

brave warrior

Arabic

Protector

African

Greatly loved

Eastern European

Blessed

African

To be blessed

Arabic

blessed one

Arabic

Good news

Hebrew

blessed

Coptic

Belongs to Jesus

Eastern European

Iron

Spanish

little kiss

Eastern European

To shine

Eastern European

Loyal

Spanish

Kiss

English

Diminutive of Elizabeth.

Hebrew

God is my oath

English

From the blessed place

English

Diminutive of Elizabeth.

English

Best

English

Best age

English

Best or superior

English

Best

Latin

beast

English

Best friend

Old English

from the best town

Latin

the best

Spanish

blessed

English

Best

Spanish

best

English

Best

Greek

Second

Spanish

from Betancourt

Spanish

From the valley

Southeast Asian

Promise

Hebrew

Promise to God

Hebrew

House of God

Hebrew

House of mercy

English

Short form of Elizabeth, or sometimes Bethany.

English

God is my oath

Celtic

House of God

Spanish

From Bethancourt

Hebrew

House of figs

Hebrew

house of figs

Hebrew

house of figs

Hebrew

House of figs

English

From the name of a biblical town, Βηθανία (Bethania) in Greek, which is probably of Aramaic or Hebrew origin, possibly meaning "house of affliction" o

Hebrew

house of life

Hebrew

House of God

Hebrew

God is my oath

Hebrew

House of God

Hebrew

Daughter of God

Hebrew

house of God

Hebrew

God is my oath

Hebrew

House of bread

English

House of God

Hebrew

God is my oath

English

Variant of Bethany.

Hebrew

House of God

Hebrew

House of the Lord

English

Bright land

Hebrew

House of mercy

Hebrew

Daughter of the oath

Hebrew

House of the fisherman

Hebrew

God is my oath

Hebrew

House of God

Hebrew

House of God

English

House

Hebrew

pledged to God

Hebrew

house of God

Hebrew

God is my oath