Baby names starting with B

Hebrew · From Hebrew 'Binyamin' meaning son of the right hand, the youngest son of Jacob in the Bible.

English · Medieval English form of Benedict, from Latin 'benedictus' meaning blessed.

English · From Old English brōc meaning "stream," given to one living near a brook.

French · French word meaning 'handsome' or 'beautiful,' used as a given name since the 18th century.

English · From Old English 'blæc' (dark) or 'blāc' (pale, bright), a name of contrasting meanings.

English · An English place name popularized as a given name, evoking a brook and the New York borough.

Italian · Italian and Spanish word meaning 'beautiful,' also a diminutive of Isabella.

English · Patronymic meaning 'son of Brice,' from a Celtic name meaning 'speckled' or 'alert.'

English · Beckett is an English surname and place name meaning "bee cottage" or "brook cottage."

English · English surname from a place name meaning 'Becca's homestead' in Old English; modern given name.

English · English surname meaning 'Bracca's settlement,' used as a given name from place-name origins.

Hebrew · A shortened form of Gabrielle, from Hebrew roots meaning "God is my strength."

English · From Old German elements 'bero' (bear) and 'hard' (brave/strong), meaning bear strength.

Irish · Brayden is a modern name built on Irish surname elements, often linked to "broad" or "descendant of Bradan."

English · From an Old English surname meaning 'clearing overgrown with bent grass.'

English · English place name meaning 'dark meadow' or 'pale clearing,' from Old English.

English · From Old French 'bailli' meaning bailiff or steward. Originally an occupational surname.

Irish · Brianna is the feminine form of Brian, from Irish roots meaning "strong" or "noble."

Scottish · A Scottish surname and place name, often interpreted as 'ditch' or 'muddy place.'

English · From Old English 'brom-dun' meaning broom-covered hill or beacon hill.

Scottish · From Scottish Gaelic blàr meaning 'plain, field, or battlefield.' Originally a Scottish surname and place name.

English · A modern name blending Bryn, from Welsh meaning "hill," with the trendy -lee ending.

English · English surname meaning one who delivers goods, used as a given name.

Scottish · From a Scottish surname of uncertain origin, possibly meaning speckled or swift; linked to a 5th-century saint.

English · Occupational surname turned given name, denoting one who bakes bread.

Indian · Bodhi comes from Sanskrit and means enlightenment or awakening, central to Buddhist thought.

Irish · From Irish surname Ó Brádaigh, meaning spirited or broad-chested.

Irish · Ancient Irish name meaning 'noble' or 'high,' famously borne by High King Brian Boru.

Welsh · Welsh patronymic from 'ab Owen' meaning son of Owen, Owen meaning young warrior or noble.

Irish · Variant of Brian, from Old Irish meaning 'noble' or 'high.'

English · English surname from Norse 'bryggja' meaning bridge, denoting one who lived near a bridge.

English · From Old English 'broc' meaning a small stream or brook.

English · Scottish surname, possibly meaning 'messenger' or from a Gaelic place name.

English · English topographic surname for someone living near a hillside or riverbank.

English · Briar is an English nature name taken from the thorny wild rose shrub.

English · From Old English brād lēah meaning "broad meadow" or "broad clearing."

Hebrew · Briella is likely a modern short form of Gabriella, ultimately from Hebrew, meaning 'God is my strength.'

Welsh · Brynn comes from Welsh bryn, meaning 'hill.'

English · English surname meaning 'son of Ben (Benjamin)'; from Hebrew meaning son of the right hand.

Norse · Scandinavian name meaning 'to live' or 'to dwell.' Also a Chinese name with various meanings.

Scottish · Blaire comes from a Scottish surname and place name meaning plain, field, or battlefield.

Scottish · From Scottish/French 'bonne' meaning 'good' or 'beautiful, pretty.'

French · Bellamy comes from French elements meaning beautiful friend and began as a surname before modern given-name use.

Italian · Italian name meaning "white" or "pure," used by Shakespeare in Othello and The Taming of the Shrew.

English · Brooklynn is a modern spelling of Brooklyn, a place name linked to brook and stream imagery.

German · Derived from Germanic 'brand' meaning 'fire' or 'sword,' denoting a fiery or bold spirit.

Irish · Briana is the feminine form of Brian, an Irish name often interpreted as "strong," "noble," or "high."

English · From Old French 'bon' meaning good; famously associated with frontiersman Daniel Boone.

Scottish · From a Norman French surname meaning 'from Brix' in Normandy, famously borne by Robert the Bruce of Scotland.

English · Brinley comes from an English surname and place-name meaning "burnt meadow" or "cleared woodland."

Latin · From Latin 'beatrix' meaning she who brings happiness or blessed.

English · English place name meaning "Botolph's stone," after the town in Lincolnshire, England.

English · English place name from Old English meaning 'meeting place by the bridge.'

English · An English place name meaning "Brihtsige's town" or settlement.

English · A modern blended name influenced by Brayden and related surname forms, often tied loosely to 'broad' or 'descendant' roots.

Spanish · Spanish form of Bethlehem, from Hebrew 'Beit Lechem' meaning 'house of bread.' Associated with the Nativity.

English · Diminutive of William, meaning 'resolute protector,' widely used as a unisex name.

Irish · Anglicized form of Irish Brighid, meaning exalted one; borne by the Irish patron saint.

Hebrew · Biblical place name from Hebrew meaning 'house of figs,' a village near Jerusalem.

German · From Old High German 'brun' meaning brown or armor-clad; borne by St. Bruno of Cologne.

English · From Old English 'broc' meaning badger; used as a surname then given name.

English · English diminutive referring to a little bird, also a pet form of Bertha.

Irish · Brayan is a phonetic variant of Brian, an Irish name associated with strength and high status.

English · A modern American-style blend name, likely influenced by Brayden and similar -lon endings.

English · From English 'blaze' meaning 'flame' or from Latin Saint Blasius meaning 'lisping,' evoking fire imagery.

English · A modern compound of Brae, meaning hillside, and Lynn, meaning lake or waterfall.

French · Brittany comes from the French region of Bretagne, making it a place-name used as a feminine given name.

Welsh · Brynleigh combines Welsh bryn, hill, with English lee, meadow or clearing, in a modern compound form.

English · From Old English meaning 'birch tree meadow,' originally an English place name.

English · Brycen is a modern spelling of Bryce, a name with Celtic roots often linked to speckled or swift meanings.

Latin · Benicio comes from Latin roots meaning blessed or kindly, developed through Spanish usage.

Norse · Old Norse name meaning 'bear,' common among Vikings and Scandinavian royalty.

English · An English surname-name meaning 'bridge maker' or someone who lived near a bridge.

Greek · From Greek 'barbaros' meaning 'foreign'; Saint Barbara is patron saint of storms and artillerymen.

Hebrew · Short form of Benjamin, from Hebrew 'Binyamin' meaning son of the right hand.

German · Bode is a Germanic name meaning "messenger" or "herald."

English · Bryer is an English surname-style name from briar, referring to a thorny plant or wild rose shrub.

German · Boden is a surname-style name with Germanic and Norse associations, often linked to "shelter," "floor," or "dwelling ground."

English · Bear is an English word-name taken from the powerful animal, giving it a rugged nature-based meaning.

English · Blessing is an English word name meaning divine favor or a gift from God.

Hebrew · Diminutive of Benjamin, from Hebrew meaning 'son of the right hand.'

English · From Old English 'byrum' meaning 'at the cattle sheds,' famously associated with the Romantic poet Lord Byron.

English · A modern American-style blend using Bray/Brae with the popular -lyn ending.

Scottish · From Gaelic 'buidhe' meaning 'yellow-haired' or 'fair,' a Scottish and Irish surname turned given name.

English · Bailee is a modern spelling of Bailey, an English occupational and surname name meaning ‘bailiff’ or ‘steward.’

English · Brylee is a modern English-style blend, often understood from Bri/Bry plus lee, suggesting a meadow-like or stylish invented form.

English · A modern spelling of Bailey, from an English surname meaning bailiff or steward.

French · From French 'belle' meaning 'beautiful,' also a short form of Isabelle.

Latin · From Latin 'benedictus' meaning blessed; borne by Saint Benedict, founder of Western monasticism.

English · Diminutive of Elizabeth, from Hebrew 'elisheva' meaning 'God is my oath'.

Irish · Bria is often treated as a feminine short form of Brianna or similar names, linked to a root meaning "strong" or "noble."

Scottish · From a Scottish Gaelic place name, possibly meaning 'ditch' or 'muddy place'; a Highland clan name.

English · From an English place name meaning beaver stream, from Old English 'beofor' and 'leac'.

English · Beck comes from English and Norse word roots meaning "stream" or "brook."

French · From Latin 'blaesus' meaning lisping; borne by Saint Blaise, patron of throat ailments.

French · Beaux comes from French beau, meaning "handsome" or "beautiful."

English · From Old English beaks/bex (beech) and leah (clearing), now a modern English place-inspired given name.

Irish · From Gaelic blá meaning "yellow" or blaán meaning "slender, thin."

Irish · From Irish Gaelic 'Braonán' meaning sorrow, or 'braon' meaning moisture or drop.

Greek · A short form of Sebastian, from Greek Sebastianos meaning 'revered' or 'from Sebastia.'

English · Diminutive of William, from Germanic 'wil-helm' meaning resolute protector.

Irish · From Old Irish 'Brénainn,' possibly meaning 'prince' or 'brave,' borne by the voyager saint.

French · From Old French meaning 'a Breton,' originally denoting someone from Brittany.

English · Variant of Baron, from Old French meaning nobleman or free man of rank.

Hebrew · Hebrew biblical name meaning 'swiftness' or 'strength,' husband of Ruth.

English · English patronymic meaning son of Brown, from a medieval nickname for dark-complexioned men.

Norse · From Old Norse 'brandr' meaning 'sword' or 'flame'; popularized in Scotland.

Irish · Brecken likely comes from Celtic surname roots, often linked to freckled or speckled descriptions.

English · A modern English-style blend using Bray and the fashionable -lee ending.

English · Diminutive of Robert, from Germanic 'hrod-berht' meaning bright fame.

English · Occupational English surname for one who brews ale or beer.

English · English patronymic meaning 'son of Brand,' where Brand means 'sword' or 'fire.'

French · French feminine of Bernard, from Germanic 'bern' (bear) and 'hard' (brave); Saint Bernadette of Lourdes.

English · A modern invented virtue name built from bless, suggesting someone blessed or favored.

Welsh · Surname-style name from Brynley/Brinley forms, often linked to hill or meadow imagery in Welsh-English use.

English · From Old English 'bisceop' via Greek 'episkopos' meaning overseer. An ecclesiastical title name.

English · Variant of Brian, possibly from Celtic meaning 'noble' or 'high,' with an added patronymic -t.

Arabic · From Arabic, meaning moisture or freshness, and borne by Bilal ibn Rabah in early Islamic history.

English · An English place-based name referring to Brittany in France, popularized as a modern given name.

Spanish · Spanish and Italian form of Benedict, from Latin 'benedictus' meaning blessed.

English · Bronx is a place-based modern name taken from the New York borough, itself named after settler Jonas Bronck.

English · Brighton is an English place name meaning bright town or Briton town, later adopted as a given name.

Latin · From Latin beatrix meaning 'she who brings happiness,' borne by Dutch and Spanish queens.

Irish · From Irish 'bradán' meaning salmon, originally a surname from a broad valley.

Hebrew · Baila is a Yiddish and Hebrew-associated form linked to “white” or “fair,” and sometimes to Bilhah traditions.

Hebrew · Benaiah is a Hebrew biblical name meaning "Yahweh has built" or "built by God."

English · Occupational English surname meaning 'scribe' or 'one who binds books.'

English · From an Old English place name meaning 'settlement in bent grass' or 'town on the moor.'

English · A blended modern name combining Blake and the -lynn suffix, rooted in an English surname meaning "dark" or "black."

German · From Germanic 'bern' (bear) and 'hard' (brave/hardy), meaning 'strong as a bear.'

Italian · Romance form of Bernard, from Germanic elements meaning 'brave as a bear.'

Welsh · Brynnlee blends Welsh Brynn, hill, with English lee, meadow, creating a contemporary nature-inspired name.

English · Bryar is a spelling variant of Briar, an English word-name for a thorny shrub or wild rose stem.

English · A modern blend of Blake and the -leigh suffix, from Old English elements meaning dark or pale clearing.

Irish · From Irish 'baire' meaning 'spear' or 'fair-haired,' also an anglicized form of Barra.

English · Bentlee is a spelling variant of Bentley, an English place name meaning bent grass meadow.

English · Bryleigh is a modern English-style blend using Bry- and the fashionable suffix -leigh.

English · From Old French 'baron' meaning 'nobleman' or 'warrior,' a feudal title of nobility.

German · Possibly from Germanic 'betlinde' (bright serpent) or Italian 'bella/linda' (beautiful).

Spanish · Spanish form of Beatrice, from Latin 'beatrix' meaning 'she who brings happiness' or 'blessed voyager.'

Irish · Bryanna is a feminine form of Brian, usually linked to meanings like 'high,' 'noble,' or 'strong.'

English · A modern name influenced by Bryn and the -lee ending, suggesting a hill or meadow feel.

English · Braylin is a modern English-language invented name formed in the style of Brayden and similar names.

English · From Old English 'bliþe' meaning 'happy, carefree, joyous.'

Irish · Breanna is the feminine form of Brian, an Irish name often linked to strength, nobility, and high status.

English · A modern spelling of Blakely, from an English place name meaning dark wood or dark clearing.

English · Baylen is a modern surname-style name, likely related to Bailey or similar forms meaning steward or bailiff.

English · An English-style surname name meaning meadow or clearing by the briars.

English · Braydon is a modern spelling of Braden or Brayden, usually linked to broad valley or descendant of Bradan.

Spanish · From Spanish meaning 'white' or 'fair,' cognate with French Blanche.

English · A contemporary spelling variant of Braxton, from an English surname meaning Brock’s settlement.

Welsh · A Welsh name meaning hill or mound.

Hebrew · Benji is a diminutive of Benjamin, a Hebrew biblical name meaning "son of the right hand."

Spanish · A Spanish word name meaning 'breeze.'

English · From Old English meaning 'high place' or 'burnt land,' originally a place name.

English · A modern English-style blend of Blake and the popular -lyn ending.

English · From Old English 'blōstm' meaning flower or bloom, a botanical nature name.

English · Brentley is an English place-style name meaning something like "burnt meadow" or "hill clearing."

English · A modern spelling of Blake, from an English surname meaning dark or fair depending on its root.

English · Diminutive of Roberta or Barbara, meaning bright fame or foreign woman.

Hebrew · Bracha comes from Hebrew berakhah, meaning blessing.

Greek · From Greek 'Basileus' meaning 'king' or 'royal,' borne by several early saints.

English · From Old English 'blis' meaning joy, happiness, or supreme delight.

English · Blakeley is an English place-derived name meaning a dark or black woodland clearing or meadow.

Irish · An Irish-derived name often linked to sorrow or raven-haired imagery in surname traditions.

Hebrew · Hebrew form of Bathsheba, meaning "daughter of an oath" or "daughter of abundance."

Welsh · Modern invented compound of Brynn (Welsh 'hill') and Leigh (Old English 'meadow clearing').

English · A modern surname-style name meaning "son of Bray" or "son of a broad-minded one."

Latin · Diminutive of Beatrice, from Latin beatus meaning 'blessed' or 'she who brings happiness.'

English · A modern spelling of Bailey, from an English occupational and place surname meaning bailiff or fort yard.

Indian · A variant spelling of Bodhi, from Sanskrit, meaning awakening or enlightenment.

English · Medieval English form of Latin Benedictus, meaning 'blessed.'

Spanish · Spanish name of Germanic origin, possibly meaning "gleaming sword," borne by a 7th-century Spanish bishop-saint.

African · Bakari is an African name, especially in Swahili and related traditions, often interpreted as noble or promising.

French · Bridgette is a French-style form of Bridget, from Irish Brighid meaning 'exalted one.'

German · From the German capital city, ultimately from Old Slavic roots meaning "swamp" or "dry place."

English · From Old English 'beorc leah' meaning 'birch tree meadow'; also an aristocratic surname.

French · A modern form influenced by Beau and surnames like Bowden, carrying a handsome or refined feel.

English · From the English color word, used as a modern word name with nature and style associations.

Norse · Bodi is a variant of Bodhi or Bodie; in English usage it often echoes surname and place-name traditions.

English · Diminutive of Benjamin or Benedict; from Hebrew meaning son of the right hand.

English · English place name meaning 'Bryni's settlement' or 'fire town,' from Old English origins.

English · Modern invented name combining Brix with the English place-name suffix -ley.

English · A modern elaboration of Bray with the fashionable -leigh suffix, giving it a place-name style.

Arabic · Bayan is an Arabic name meaning eloquence, clarity, or expression.

French · French form of Brigid, from an old Celtic name meaning 'exalted one' or 'high, noble.'

English · Diminutive of Elizabeth, from Hebrew Elisheva meaning 'God is my oath.'

English · From Old English 'boc leah' meaning beech tree meadow; also an Irish surname.

English · A modern surname-style coinage built like Braxton/Brixton, with an English place-name feel.

Irish · Bree is an Irish-derived short form linked to names like Brighid or Briana, often associated with strength and exaltedness.

Hebrew · A Yiddish-influenced spelling of Benjamin, from Hebrew meaning son of the right hand or favored son.

English · A modern spelling of Boston, an English place-name used as a surname-style given name.

English · English surname and word name meaning 'flag-bearer' or 'standard-bearer.'

English · English place name from Old English meaning homestead by a bridge.

English · Brysen is a modern English-style respelling, likely influenced by Bryce and names ending in -sen.

Scottish · From Scottish Gaelic 'buidhe' meaning 'yellow' or 'fair-haired,' originally a clan surname.

English · Diminutive of Robert or Barbara, meaning 'bright fame' from Old German elements.

Irish · Ancient Irish name meaning exalted one, borne by the Celtic goddess of fire and the patron saint of Ireland.

Hebrew · A Hebrew name meaning “blessed.”

English · Surname-turned-given-name meaning 'a Briton' or 'from Britain,' of Celtic and Latin origin.

English · An English surname-place name meaning "dark wood" or "black clearing."

English · Bayron is a variant of Byron, an English surname-name originally tied to a place name meaning by the cowsheds.

Hebrew · Blimy is likely derived from Yiddish and Hebrew naming traditions, related to Blum meaning 'flower.'

Irish · Variant of Blaine, from Irish Gaelic 'Bláán' meaning 'yellow' or 'slender.'

English · From Dutch 'brandewijn' (burnt wine), adopted as a given name in 20th-century America.

Hebrew · Binyamin is the Hebrew form of Benjamin, meaning "son of the right hand" or "son of the south."

English · A modern English word-name built from brave, suggesting courage and boldness.

Scottish · From a surname and place name meaning “freckled” or “speckled,” from Norse and Scots roots.

Irish · Broderick is a surname-style given name linked to old Celtic and Germanic forms meaning famed ruler.

Irish · A modern spelling of Braden, from an Irish surname meaning broad or wide valley/hillside.

French · Blaize is a form of Blaise, from Latin Blasius, traditionally linked to lisping or stammering.

Irish · Braiden is a modern spelling variant of Braden, from Irish roots meaning 'broad' or 'salmon.'

French · Bleu is the French word for "blue," used as a modern color name.

English · A modern respelling of Bodie/Bodhi-style names, valued more for sound than strict historical form.

English · An English word-name meaning flower, blossom, and flourishing growth.

French · From Gaulish name Briccius, possibly meaning speckled or freckled; borne by a 5th-century saint.

English · Breeze is an English nature word name evoking a light wind and airy freshness.

English · A modern spelling of Bexley, derived from a place-name form meaning a meadow clearing in Old English tradition.

English · From Old English bucc meaning "male deer," used as a spirited masculine name.

English · Brittney is a variant of Brittany, the French regional place name meaning "from Brittany."

Hebrew · A Yiddish-Hebrew associated form traditionally linked with blossom or flower-like beauty.

Irish · Brenden is a variant of Brendan, from Irish Bréanainn, often interpreted as 'prince' or 'little raven.'

Hebrew · Short form of Elizabeth (oath of God) or Bethany (house of figs).

English · Occupational English surname meaning 'archer,' from Old English 'boga' (bow) + 'mann' (man).

English · A modern color name taken from blue, often suggesting calmness, sky, or water.

Irish · Variant of Brendan, from Irish meaning prince or brave voyager.

English · Brantlee is a modern English elaboration of Brantley, a surname-name meaning burnt clearing or fire meadow.

Irish · Brianny is a modern variant of Brianna, from the Irish-rooted Brian meaning noble or high.

English · A variant of Brandon, linked to a hill or beacon and also to the Irish name Brendan.

Irish · A spelling variant of Bree, often used as a short form tied to strength or nobility.

English · Bowden is an English place name from words meaning bow-shaped hill or hill dwelling.

Greek · Briseida is the Spanish form of Briseis, a name from Greek epic tradition associated with the Trojan War.

English · A modern spelling of Bailey, originally an English occupational and place name for a bailiff or fort area.

English · A modern invented short form influenced by Banks, adapted as a compact and stylistic personal name.

Greek · Diminutive of Barbara, from Greek 'barbaros' meaning 'foreign' or 'stranger.'

French · Bryelle is a modern lyrical name likely influenced by Brielle, carrying a polished French-style sound.

English · Brilynn is a modern coined name, likely combining Bri- with the suffix -lynn.

Hebrew · A Yiddish-Hebrew diminutive of Brucha or Berakhah, meaning 'blessing.'

English · Brenley is a modern English surname-style name, likely meaning something like "burnt meadow" by analogy.

English · Beckam is a spelling variant of Beckham, an English surname meaning "homestead by the stream."

Irish · Bray comes from an Irish and English surname and place name, often linked to hill or marshy ground.

Hebrew · Bentzion means son of Zion in Hebrew, joining ben with the sacred place-name Zion.

English · A modern spelling of Berkeley, an English place and surname name meaning “birch clearing” or “birch meadow.”

English · A modern blended name influenced by Bray and the popular -lyn suffix.

Welsh · Brynnley blends Welsh Brynn with the popular -ley ending, giving it a modern hill or high-place feel.

English · Bless comes from the English word meaning "to consecrate or favor," used as a virtue-style given name.

English · Braylynn is a modern blended name built from Bray and Lynn, typical of contemporary English naming styles.

Welsh · From Welsh 'bron' (breast/hill) and 'gwyn' (white/fair/blessed), meaning 'fair-bosomed' or 'blessed and fair'.

Hebrew · A Yiddish and Hebrew form of Batya, meaning daughter of God.

English · An English virtue name meaning 'courageous' or 'daring,' used as a bold, modern given name.

Spanish · Spanish form of Balthasar, from Babylonian meaning 'Baal protects the king'; one of the Biblical Magi.

Irish · A feminine form of Brian, from Irish roots often interpreted as "strong," "virtuous," or "noble."

Hebrew · Betsabe is the Spanish form of Bathsheba, from Hebrew meaning 'daughter of the oath.'

English · Braxten is a modern spelling of Braxton, from an English surname meaning Brock's town or settlement.

Italian · Bellarose combines bella, meaning beautiful, with rose, the flower, creating a romantic compound name.

English · Modern invented name, possibly derived from Brice or Brick, used as a short, strong contemporary masculine name.

Hebrew · From Hebrew 'Beth El' meaning 'house of God'; a sacred place name in the Old Testament.

Hebrew · Yiddish variant of the Hebrew name Bilhah or Bella, meaning 'beautiful' or 'beloved.'

Hebrew · A short form of Rebecca, from Hebrew, often interpreted as "to bind" or "tie."

Hebrew · Bram is a short form of Abraham, from Hebrew meaning father of multitudes.

French · Modern variant of Bellamy (Old French, beau ami, beautiful friend), adapted as a feminine given name.

English · Old English place name meaning "broad ford," a river crossing.

English · Old English occupational surname meaning 'baker,' originally the feminine form of 'Baker.'

Greek · From Greek Pherenikē meaning 'bringing victory,' borne by several ancient Egyptian queens.

French · French name meaning 'beautiful gaze' or 'fine outlook,' from 'beau' (beautiful) and 'regard' (look).

Spanish · Brissa is often linked to Brisa, the Spanish word for 'breeze,' giving it a light nature meaning.

English · Bryton is a modern variant of Brighton or Britton, linked to Britain or a bright town meaning.

English · A modern elaboration of Brynlee-style names, built from hill and meadow-like English elements.

Greek · From Greek Berenike, meaning 'bringing victory.' Borne by several ancient Macedonian queens.

English · Variant of Bentley, from Old English meaning 'clearing covered with bent grass.'

English · Brystol is a spelling variant of Bristol, an English place name derived from an old bridge-site meaning.

Indian · From Punjabi/Sanskrit meaning 'voice' or 'melody,' used in Sikh tradition to refer to sacred hymns.

English · A modern invented name popularized by the Dragon Ball Z character; no classical etymology.

Latin · A modern feminine form tied to Bella, from Latin *bellus*, meaning "beautiful."

Irish · Brogan is an Irish surname-name that likely means sturdy shoe or little shoe from old Gaelic roots.

English · Beautiful is a modern English word name chosen for its direct sense of loveliness and admiration.

Slavic · Bane is used as a South Slavic name, often as a short form of names like Branislav.

English · A modern invented English-style name combining brisk consonants with the trendy -lee ending.

English · From Old English burg or Norman-French de Burgh meaning "fortress" or "fortified settlement."

English · English word name from Old French 'branche,' originally a surname for someone living near a branch or fork.

Slavic · Bogdan is a Slavic name meaning "gift of God," from elements meaning "God" and "given."

English · Bayley is a spelling variant of Bailey, an English surname meaning ‘bailiff’ or ‘steward.’

English · Brylie is a modern English-style blended name, probably influenced by Brielle, Riley, or Kylie.

English · A name associated with “bear,” from Germanic and English usage, carrying a strong animal image.

German · Bauer is a German surname and given name form meaning farmer or peasant.

English · A modern spelling of Berkeley, an English place name meaning 'birch wood' or 'birch meadow.'

Latin · Latin for 'female warrior,' also the name of a bright star in the Orion constellation.

German · Germanic name meaning "sword" or "firebrand," from Old Norse brandr.

English · English name meaning "small stream," from Old English broc, used as a nature-inspired given name.

English · A modern elaboration of Brooke and Brooklyn, ultimately linked to a brook or stream.

Arabic · An Arabic name meaning 'good news' or 'glad tidings.'

English · Bayler is an English surname-style name related to a bailiff or steward.

English · A modern surname-style name likely from English place-name patterns in the -ley tradition, meaning meadow or clearing.

Hebrew · From Aramaic Bar-Talmay meaning "son of Talmai (one who abounds in furrows)," a biblical apostle name.

Slavic · Slavic name meaning 'fighter' or 'wolf,' from Turkic 'bogoris' or Slavic 'bor' (battle); borne by Bulgarian tsars.

Hebrew · From Hebrew Ben Zion, meaning son of Zion.

English · Becket comes from an English surname and place name, often interpreted as meaning "bee cottage" or "brook."

Italian · Variant of Bianca, from Italian roots meaning white, bright, or pure.

Persian · Bahar is a Persian name meaning spring.

Persian · Beren is used in several traditions, but is often linked to Persian usage where it can suggest "strong" or "brave."

English · A modern creative spelling of Barrett, from Old German meaning 'bear strength' or 'brave as a bear'.

Irish · Brianne is a feminine form of Brian, from Irish roots often interpreted as noble, strong, or high.

English · An English surname-name meaning broad meadow or broad clearing.

Indian · From Indian usage, referring to the decorative forehead mark and associated with beauty, identity, and tradition.

English · Blayze is a modern spelling of Blaze or Blaise, linked to a Latin-rooted saint's name and the word blaze.

African · Bintou is a West African name, often linked to traditions meaning daughter or girl.

English · A modern compound of Bren- and -lee, in the style of contemporary English surname names.

English · Breece is a surname-style variant of Bryce, from a Celtic personal name often interpreted as speckled or freckled.

English · Brandi is a modern English variant of Brandy, originally from the drink name and later used as a given name.

Hebrew · A Hebrew form of Benjamin meaning 'son of the right hand' or 'son of the south.'

German · Breindy is a Jewish diminutive name from Yiddish tradition, often linked to warm or brown-toned imagery.

English · Bryston is a modern surname-style name modeled on names like Bryson, meaning son of Brice.

English · A modern blend of Bryan and Dylan, carrying associations of strength and noble lineage.

Scottish · From Scottish Gaelic 'blaan' meaning yellow or golden; borne by the 6th-century Saint Blane.

Hebrew · A Yiddish-influenced spelling of Baruch, from Hebrew, meaning blessed.

Norse · A Scandinavian-derived name from a word for farm or homestead.

Irish · A modern spelling of Breccan or Breckin, associated with speckled or freckled meanings.

English · Modern invented compound of Bren (Irish: raven/hill) and the English suffix -leigh (woodland clearing).

English · Pet form of Rebecca, from Hebrew 'Rivqah' meaning to tie or bind, a biblical matriarch.

Irish · Variant of Brennan, from Irish Braonán, often interpreted as descendant of Braonán, with braon meaning moisture or drop.

French · Beaumont is a French place surname meaning beautiful hill.

French · A variant of Brittany, the place-name for the French region of Bretagne.

Spanish · Briseyda is the Spanish form of Briseis, a name from Greek myth and epic tradition.

English · Braylyn is a modern English-style blend name built from Bray and the popular -lyn suffix.

English · Bensen is an English patronymic form meaning 'son of Ben,' later used as a first-name-style variant.

Slavic · Hungarian royal name possibly meaning 'white' or 'bright'; borne by four medieval kings of Hungary.

Irish · Brennon is a variant of Brennan, from an Irish surname meaning descendant of Braonán, linked to sorrow or moisture.

English · A modern blended name influenced by Bryson, Brian, and -len endings.

Greek · Briseis comes from Greek myth as the name of a woman in the Iliad, probably meaning woman from Brisa.

French · A feminine variant of Bellamy, from Old French 'bel ami' meaning 'beautiful friend.'

English · A trendier spelling of Bexley that keeps the old English place-name root while modernizing with -leigh.

English · Modern English informal name meaning 'friend' or 'companion,' popularized as a given name in the 20th century.

Irish · Usually a short form of Brianna or similar names, linked to strength and exalted meaning traditions.

Arabic · Brahim is an Arabic form of Ibrahim, ultimately linked to Abraham and meaning father of many.

English · Braylan is a modern blended name likely influenced by Brayden and Irish Bralan-type sounds, suggesting a hillside or descendant form.

Italian · From Italian bosco, meaning "wood" or "forest," and also linked to Saint John Bosco.

German · From Germanic beraht meaning 'bright' or 'famous'; borne by Charlemagne's mother.

German · From Germanic meaning firebrand or sword, related to Old Norse brandr.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Penuel or Benuel, a Hebrew name meaning “face of God” or “son of God.”

Welsh · Brynne is related to Welsh bryn, meaning hill or mound.

Scottish · Brodi is a modern spelling of Brody, a Scottish place-based name.

English · A modern invented name combining Bri or Bre with Lynn, a nature-linked element meaning lake or waterfall.

English · Modern English-style coinage, likely built from Bray or Bria sounds rather than one fixed traditional root.

Welsh · Modern blend of Bryn and -lee, suggesting a hill meadow or upland clearing.

Italian · Benelli is an Italian surname-origin name from bene, meaning good, later used as a family-inspired personal name.

English · From Old English beorht meaning 'bright, shining, illustrious.' Used as both surname and given name.

Hebrew · Batya is a Hebrew form of Bithiah, meaning "daughter of God."

Scottish · Bryden is a Scottish surname-name, likely derived from a place or family name related to Brydon or Dryden forms.

English · Brentlee is a modern elaboration of Brent and Lee, drawing on English place-name elements meaning "hill" and "meadow."

African · Boubacar is a West African form of Abu Bakr, the Arabic name meaning father of the young camel.

Norse · Bodin is a surname-style name with Norse and French associations, often linked to settlement or family-line roots.

English · A diminutive English nickname form of Beatrice/Rebecca, now increasingly used as an independent name.

Hebrew · From Hebrew 'be'ulah' meaning 'married'; used in Isaiah as a name for the land of Israel.

English · Short form of Bradley or Bradford, from Old English brād meaning "broad."

English · Brinkley is an English place name meaning "woodland clearing" or "meadow edge."

Italian · An Italian use of a Germanic name element associated with firebrand or sword.

German · Brenner is a German surname name meaning "burner" or one who worked with fire.

English · Bodey is a modern spelling of Bodie, a surname and place-style name with a rugged contemporary feel.

English · A contemporary blend name built from Bry- and Lynn.

Norse · Scandinavian name meaning 'exalted one' or from Brittany; also a short form of Brittany.

Arabic · Bassam is an Arabic name meaning smiling, cheerful, or often smiling.

English · An English word name taken from the sharp edge of a weapon or tool, giving it a bold modern feel.

Irish · A modern spelling of Braden or Brady, from Irish roots often linked to broad or spirited meanings.

English · An English word name expressing divine favor, gratitude, and spiritual blessing.

German · A surname-style name related to German Breyer or Brewer forms, often tied to brewing or occupational roots.

Italian · Belladonna is Italian for “beautiful lady,” also the name of a striking poisonous plant.

Welsh · A modern surname-style name related to Brynlee, evoking a hill, meadow, or wooded clearing.

English · An English surname name probably meaning 'settlement near a bank' or 'town by a hillside bank.'

English · Brixx is a highly modern invented name, likely derived from Brix or Brixton with an extra x for stylistic impact.

English · English place name from Old English meaning broad settlement or town.

Irish · Breon is likely a variant of Breen or Brian-influenced forms, with Irish roots associated with strength or nobility.

English · Breelyn is a modern blend name, likely combining Bree with the English suffix -lyn for a soft contemporary sound.

Spanish · Likely a surname-style form related to Baylon or place-based European naming, used as a modern given name.

Spanish · A Spanish place-name meaning “arms,” best known from the Brazos River and adapted as a rare given name.

English · Baylin is a modern surname-style name, likely influenced by Bailey and similar Irish and English forms.

English · A modern coined name blending bless and essence, suggesting a blessed spirit or presence.

English · Simple English word name used as a given name, often a nickname or term of endearment for a young son.

Irish · From Irish 'Breasail' meaning 'strife' or 'war,' also associated with the South American country name.

Norse · Scandinavian and German place name meaning 'mountain' or 'hill.'

German · Barret is a variant of Barrett, a surname-name linked to Germanic or Irish roots and often interpreted as bear strength.

English · Brooklynne is an elaborated spelling of Brooklyn, a place name derived from Dutch elements meaning "broken land" or marshland.

German · Becker is a German occupational surname meaning "baker," later used as a given name.

Irish · A modern spelling of Brayden/Braden, ultimately linked to Irish surname roots.

Greek · From Greek mythology, Bia is the goddess of force and power, daughter of the Titan Pallas.

English · A contemporary invented English name, likely built from Bree/Breezy style sounds with an -xlee ending.

Italian · Bento is a Romance form of Benedict, ultimately from Latin benedictus meaning 'blessed.'

English · Short form of William, from Germanic 'wil' (will, desire) and 'helm' (helmet, protection).

Italian · Feminine form of Bruno, from Old High German 'brun' meaning 'brown' or 'dark-haired'.

English · English nature name referring to the bay laurel tree or an inlet of water.

Slavic · Ukrainian and Slavic name from 'bog' (God) and 'dan' (given), meaning 'given by God.'

Hebrew · From Aramaic 'Bar-Nabba' meaning 'son of encouragement' or 'son of consolation,' a biblical apostle name.

Irish · Briggitte is a spelling variant of Bridget or Brigitte, from Celtic origins meaning exalted one.

French · Britany is a variant of Brittany, taken from the French region of Bretagne, named for Britons who settled there.

Korean · Bora is used in Korean with meanings tied to purple, and in Slavic contexts it relates to a strong north wind.

English · Babyboy is an English descriptive placeholder-style name formed directly from the words baby and boy.

Norse · Likely influenced by Freya or Bria-style names, giving it associations with nobility and the Norse goddess Freyja.

English · From the English word for a thorny wild rose bush or bramble.

Indian · Bani is used in South Asian traditions and can mean speech, words, or voice depending on linguistic root.

Irish · A feminine or modern variant of Brian, from Irish roots meaning high or noble.

Hebrew · A short form connected to Benjamin, whose Hebrew root *ben* means “son,” used as an affectionate diminutive.

English · English word name used as a given name, an affectionate endearment literally meaning 'infant.'

Norse · Scandinavian diminutive of Bridget, from Irish Brighid meaning exalted one.

German · Variant of Berlin, derived from a Germanic place name meaning borderland or marshland.

French · From Old French 'Bret' meaning 'a Breton,' one from Brittany in France.

Welsh · Brynna is likely a feminine extension of Welsh Bryn, meaning “hill” or “mound.”

Arabic · Bashir is an Arabic name meaning "bringer of good news" or "messenger of glad tidings."

Hebrew · Brucha is a Yiddish-Hebrew form of Berakhah, meaning blessing.

English · Brison likely developed as a surname-style variant of Bryson, meaning son of Brice.

Hebrew · Betzalel means "in the shadow of God" and is best known from the Hebrew Bible.

English · Brayla is a modern blended name, likely influenced by Brayden and Kayla-style endings.

English · A modern blend of Bray or Brae with the popular -lynn ending, giving a contemporary invented feel.

English · Creative respelling of Blakely, an English surname and place name meaning 'dark clearing.'

Hebrew · Spanish form of Barnabas, from Aramaic meaning 'son of consolation' or 'son of encouragement.'

Scottish · From Scottish Gaelic meaning white or fair-complexioned.

English · Brently is an English surname-style place name meaning burnt meadow or burnt clearing.

English · Brileigh is a modern blend spelling influenced by Bri- names and the trendy -leigh ending.

English · Blayden is a modern spelling of names like Bladen or Brayden, used mainly for its contemporary sound.

French · From the word bastion, ultimately from Latin via French, meaning a fortified stronghold or defensive structure.

Slavic · A Slavic short form tied to roots meaning "white" or "bright," often used as a nickname-like given name.

English · English place name from Old English 'burh' (fortress) + 'tun' (settlement), meaning 'fortified town.'

Hebrew · From Hebrew 'binah' meaning understanding or intelligence, or Sanskrit meaning a musical instrument.

German · From Yiddish 'blum' meaning 'flower', derived from German 'Blume'.

Slavic · Bladimir is a variant of Vladimir, from Slavic roots meaning "great ruler" or "ruler of peace."

Indian · Bali is used in Indian tradition and is linked to the legendary king Mahabali from Hindu lore.

Latin · Benett is a variant of Bennett, from Benedict, meaning blessed.

French · French short form of Sebastien, from Sebastianus, meaning from Sebastia.

English · A modern blend name built from Bray and the -leigh ending, following current English naming trends.

Hebrew · A biblical Hebrew name meaning daughter of Yahweh.

English · Modern invented name, a feminine creative variant possibly evoking the Old English place name Bray.

Irish · Modern variant of Bowen, a Welsh-Irish name meaning 'son of Owen' or 'son of the young warrior.'

English · A modern invented spelling in the Bryx/Brixton family, using contemporary orthography for a sharp, urban style.

Indian · A modern variant of Bodhi, the Sanskrit-derived name meaning enlightenment, awakening, or spiritual knowledge.

English · Bayker is a spelling variant of Baker, an English occupational surname meaning "bread maker."

German · From Yiddish 'ber' meaning 'bear'; a traditional Ashkenazi given name.

Irish · A variant of Brian, a Celtic name often interpreted as “high” or “noble.”

Hebrew · Barak is a Hebrew name meaning lightning; in Arabic, a related form can mean blessing.

Arabic · Used across African Muslim cultures, from Arabic naming tradition meaning "daughter of."

Arabic · Basma is an Arabic name meaning smile.

Arabic · Burak comes from the Arabic Buraq, the legendary steed of Islamic tradition, and is widely used in Turkish.

Persian · Baran is a Persian name meaning rain.

English · Blessings is an English word name expressing gratitude, divine favor, and hoped-for good fortune.

Hebrew · A Yiddish-Hebrew diminutive traditionally linked to names meaning "flower" or used as an affectionate feminine form.

Hebrew · A variant of Baruch, meaning 'blessed' in Hebrew, a name borne by a prophet in the Hebrew Bible.

English · Old English locational surname meaning a settlement near beech trees, from bece ('beech') plus tūn ('farmstead').

Slavic · A Slavic-flavored form related to names like Bohdan/Bohan, often interpreted as linked to divine blessing.

German · Diminutive of Bernard, from Germanic elements meaning "brave as a bear."

Hebrew · Often a short form of Benjamin, from Hebrew, meaning son of the right hand.

Arabic · From Arabic barakah, meaning “blessing,” and widely used in African naming traditions.

African · Bahati is an African name, especially in Swahili use, meaning 'luck' or 'fortune.'

English · Brihanna is likely a blended form of Brianna and Hannah, combining Irish noble strength with Hebrew grace.

English · Bransen is likely an English surname-style name meaning "son of Brand," with Brand tied to fire or a sword.

English · Brailey is a modern surname-style name, likely related to English place-name elements meaning broad meadow or clearing.

English · Braelon is a modern invented name, likely blending Bray or Brae with the suffix -lon.

English · Contemporary blend of Bree and Lynn, often associated with strength and a soft, melodic ending.

English · A modern blend name, likely influenced by Brynn and Lynn, with a contemporary surname-style feel.

English · A modern form of Braxton/Braesley, blending English place-name elements into a meadow-settlement style.

English · English name from the Old English word for a fortified place, or a nature word name.

Spanish · Spanish form of Blaise, from Latin 'blaesus' meaning 'lisping'; also linked to Saint Blaise.

English · Diminutive form derived from 'bird,' used as a term of endearment.

English · Variant of Byron, an Old English place name meaning 'at the byres (cattle sheds).'

English · Britain is a place-name surname used as a given name, referring to Britain or the Britons.

Irish · Breanne is a form of Brianna, ultimately linked to Irish roots meaning “strong” or “noble.”

Spanish · Brianda is a Spanish form related to Brian, from Celtic roots often interpreted as noble, strong, or exalted.

English · Modern English-style spelling of Braylee/Brailey, often interpreted as a fresh coined name with a light, melodic sound.

English · A variant of Blakely, from an English surname meaning dark wood or clearing.

English · Braysen is a modern English-style variation of Brayden, built from a surname-like sound pattern.

Slavic · Bohden is a variant of Bohdan, a Slavic name meaning 'gift of God.'

English · A modern invented form in the Brayden/Braycen family of contemporary English names.

Arabic · Modern variant of Baylen/Baylan used in English naming, often with Arabic-leaning phonetics.

English · Modern invented name blending Ben (Hebrew 'son') with the popular -syn/-son suffix trend.

English · English surname form from bridge ('brig') plus settlement ('tun'), meaning a person from or associated with a bridge-town.

Hebrew · Baaz likely draws on Hebrew name patterns and may relate to strength or swiftness in a biblical-style form.

Italian · From Greek 'basileus' meaning king or royal, associated with Saint Basil the Great.

Italian · Italian place name or variant of Barry, from Irish Bairre meaning 'fair-haired' or 'spear.'

Persian · A title and name in Persian and Arabic usage meaning lady or mistress.

English · Brandyn is a modern spelling of Brandon, an English name linked to a "hill covered with broom or gorse."

English · Brookelyn blends Brooke and Brooklyn, drawing on English words for a stream and a place-name.

English · Briston is likely a place-style modern name related to Bristol, meaning from the meeting place by the bridge.

English · Baylie is a modern spelling of Bailey, an English surname-name originally tied to a bailiff or official.

English · A modern invented name formed in the style of Bree and Lynn combinations.

Hebrew · Betzabeth is a Spanish-influenced form of Elizabeth, from Hebrew meaning God is my oath.

English · Brecklyn is a modern invented name formed in the style of Brooklyn and other -lyn names.

Indian · Brahm is an Indian name related to Brahma or Brahman, tied to creation and ultimate spiritual reality.

English · Broden is likely a variant of Brodie or Broden, from a Scottish surname tied to a place or muddy ditch.

Arabic · Badr is an Arabic name meaning "full moon."

English · Bralynn is a modern invented name combining trendy Bra- and -lynn elements, with no single traditional origin.

English · From the English metal name bronze, used as a modern word-name.

English · Likely a surname form related to Bowen or Bowie, with roots in family-name usage.

French · Balian is a French medieval name known from historical chronicles, associated with nobility in Crusader-era tradition.

English · Modern diminutive of Braxton, an English surname meaning 'Brock's town' (badger's settlement), used as a standalone name.

German · Variant of Baer, a Yiddish/German name meaning 'bear,' common in Ashkenazi Jewish communities.

English · Modern invented blend of Bay (a nature word) and the suffix -lynn, evoking coastal imagery.

English · A variant of Beckham, an English place name meaning 'homestead by the stream' or 'Beck's village.'

English · Billion is a modern English invented name built directly from the numeral term, chosen mainly for its distinctive sound.

Arabic · From Arabic barakat, meaning blessings, abundance, or divine favor.

English · Diminutive of Albert or Bertha, from Germanic 'beraht' meaning bright or famous.

Spanish · Spanish word name meaning pretty or beautiful, from Latin 'bonus' meaning good.

English · Bradly is a spelling variant of Bradley, from Old English meaning broad meadow or wide clearing.

Greek · Bronte comes from Greek, meaning 'thunder,' and is also associated with the literary Bronte family.

Hebrew · Berish is a Jewish Yiddish-influenced form tied to Ber, 'bear,' and often paired with Hebrew names in Ashkenazi use.