Names Starting with B

A surname derived from Old English, possibly meaning bald or referring to a plac...

Dweller at the beautiful homestead.

Dwelling or wave (Scandinavian); precious or thin (Chinese).

A servant or official who manages the household, derived from the Old French wor...

Gate or door.

An infant or young child, used as a term of endearment.

Infant or young child.

Son of Baco or dweller at the beech tree.

Bailiff or steward; outer wall of a castle.

A place name derived from Old English, referring to a bridge over a stream or ri...

Possibly related to 'bakhmet' or a patronymic formation.

Stammering or stuttering.

Dweller at a rounded hill or ball-shaped landmark.

Baal protects the king.

God protects the king, derived from Hebrew elements meaning God and king.

Baal protects the king.

Varies by language and written form; may mean 'half', 'number', or other meaning...

One who baptizes or immerses in water.

Possibly 'bear-like' or related to Germanic elements.

Foreign or strange.

Bearded or foreign.

Strong as a bear, derived from Germanic elements meaning bear and hardy.

Strong as a bear, derived from Germanic elements meaning bear and hardy.

A man of strength or a nobleman of rank.

A surname derived from the given name Barrett, itself from Old French meaning 'a...

A feminine name possibly derived from Barry or related to the word 'barren'.

A surname derived from Old English referring to a burial mound or a type of cart...

A name derived from the Irish 'Barraigh,' meaning 'fair-haired' or 'spear-like'.

A short form of Bartholomew, meaning 'son of Talmai' (one who furrows or abounds...

A surname derived from Old English meaning 'the farmyard of a manor' or 'barley ...

Derived from a place name, possibly meaning 'valley of the bass fish' or from a ...

A diminutive form meaning 'little one' or a short form of names beginning with '...

Royal or kingly.

A name derived from Old French meaning 'bay-colored' or 'reddish-brown,' origina...

A surname possibly derived from a place name or occupational origin, with uncert...

She who brings happiness or bringer of joy.

A name meaning 'baby' in Spanish and Portuguese, or a diminutive form in various...

A diminutive of Rebecca, meaning 'to bind' or 'one who binds'.

A Czech form of Frederick, meaning 'peaceful ruler' or 'ruler of peace'.

A Hungarian name possibly meaning 'white' or derived from a Slavic root meaning ...

A name derived from Latin meaning 'archer' or 'one who shoots arrows'.

A surname derived from the word 'bell,' originally referring to someone who made...

Beautiful or fair.

A place name derived from 'bel' (beautiful) and 'mont' (mountain).

A name meaning bright raven or illustrious warrior.

Beautiful view or fair-haired, possibly derived from Latin or English elements.

Son of or right hand.

Blessed, derived from the Latin word for blessed.

Blessed, derived from the Latin word for blessed.

Son of the right hand or son of the south.

Son of the right hand or blessed.

Blessed; one who is blessed.

Son of the right hand or blessed.

Son of the right hand or blessed.

Blessed or well-spoken.

Son of my sorrow.

Son of Benjamin or blessed son.

A settlement in a bent or curved location, or a town belonging to someone named ...

In evil or with trouble, though sometimes interpreted as 'in plenty'.

A place name referring to the capital city of Germany.

Brave bear or strong as a bear.

Bold as a bear or strong bear.

Little brave bear or diminutive of Bernard.

Bold as a bear.

Strong as a bear or feminine form of Bernard.

Brave bear or strong as a bear.

Bringer of victory.

Bright or illustrious.

Bright and illustrious.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'bright' or 'famous,' literally 'bright m...

Bright raven.

Bright raven.

God's oath or consecrated to God.

A diminutive or variant form related to Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'devo...

A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my abundance.'

God's oath or devoted to God.

God's oath or consecrated to God, derived from the Hebrew name Elizabeth.

A married woman or one who is claimed, derived from the Hebrew word for 'married...

From the beaver stream or meadow.

A Turkish title of respect meaning 'lord' or 'chief'.

White or pure.

Possibly derived from a surname meaning 'to drink' or related to the Old English...

A resolute protector or one with strong will and desire.

Resolute protector or strong-willed.

A diminutive of William, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'resolute protec...

Possibly meaning 'heap' or 'bin' in English, or 'ice' in Chinese.

A feathered flying creature; freedom and grace.

A small bird or a term of endearment, also used in golf to denote a score one un...

An ecclesiastical title for a senior Christian clergyman, or a surname derived f...

A bear warrior or one who is brave like a bear.

Possibly meaning 'thin' or 'lean,' or derived from a place name.

Plain or field; from a flat area.

Dark or pale; black or white.

White or pale, derived from the French word for white.

White or pure.

White or pale, derived from Slavic roots meaning 'white'.

Possibly derived from a place name or surname meaning 'from the bleak town'.

A man who works with boards or a surname for someone who lived by a board or pla...

Swiftness or strength, derived from Hebrew roots.

Bright fame or renowned.

Bright fame or bright promise.

God's wrath or divine anger, derived from Slavic elements.

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or occupationa...

Derived from the Boise River, which comes from French 'les bois' meaning 'the wo...

From the mill house or dwelling by the mill.

Derived from an English place name meaning 'settlement in a clearing' or 'dwelli...

Possibly derived from Greek elements relating to goodness or virtue, though the ...

Fair, beautiful, or attractive in appearance.

A small temporary structure or shelter, or derived from a place name.

The etymology and meaning are uncertain, though it may relate to place names or ...

Derived from a place name, possibly meaning 'boar's den' or 'border settlement'.

Fighter or warrior; one who fights.

Possibly derived from Irish place names or a variant of Boris.

Derived from a place name meaning 'settlement of Botwulf' or 'Botwulf's stone'.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'bow' and 'hardy' or 'strong'.

Derived from Old French meaning 'pilgrim's staff' or 'drone' (the sound), or fro...

From the fortress or fortified place.

A young male child or servant.

Derived from a place name meaning 'wood' or 'forest', or from a personal name.

Derived from the Scottish island of Bute, meaning 'yellow' or 'fair-haired'.

Derived from a place name meaning 'broad clearing' or 'wide meadow.'

A limb or division of a tree, or a subdivision of a family or organization.

A person who burns or a sword that burns.

A defender or protector.

A ridge where bracken ferns grow.

A ridge where bracken ferns grow.

Prince or brave.

From the steep hill or high place.

Speckled or spotted; of uncertain origin.

A settlement or village near a bridge.

Shining, luminous, or intelligent.

Exalted one or high goddess.

Exalted one or high-spirited.

The son of Brown or a dark-complexioned person's son.

A small stream or creek.

Plural of brook; small streams or creeks.

Of brown color; dark-complexioned.

From Brieuse, a place in Normandy, or possibly meaning 'from the brushwood'.

Armored warrior woman or brown battle.

High, noble, or of high birth.

Speckled or spotted.

Male deer; a young man.

A nickname typically derived from names containing the 'buck' element or used as...

A close friend or companion.

A bend in a river or a dwelling by a bend.

A citizen or freeman of a borough or town.

From a Norman-Irish surname derived from the de Burgh family.

A knot or lump in wood, or derived from a surname meaning a man who removes knot...

Derived from a surname referring to a person with a dark or reddish-brown comple...

A person from a place with a small stream or burn, or one with a dark or burnt c...

A feminine form derived from Burnet or Burns, possibly meaning 'little brown one...

Derived from a place name meaning 'fortified town' or 'bright.'

A fortified town or a town with a fortress, derived from Old English elements.

A nickname meaning a butcher or a masculine, tough person.

A person resembling or associated with a bird, or one who hunted or kept birds.

Derived from the Irish 'Ó Broin,' meaning descendant of Bran, where Bran means ...

From the cattle shed or farmstead.