Baby Names That Start with the Letter “B”

Baby Girl Names That Start with the Letter “B”

Baako (bahko)

Akan, means “firstborn child” 

Babirye (bahbeeryeh)

Ganda, means “first of twins”

Badriya (bah-dree-ya)

Arabic, means “full moon” 

Bai (bye)

Chinese,  means “pure” or “many”

Bailey (baylee)

English, means “bailiff”

Bala (bahla)

Sanskrit, means “young” 

Bandile (bandeel)

Zulu/Xhosa, means “they have increased”

Bao (bow)

Vietnamese, means “jewel” 

Bar (bar)

Hebrew, means “son” or “grain” 

Barrie (berry)

Irish, means “fair hair”

Basia (boss-ya)

Polish, means “foreign” 

Bastet (bahstet)

Ancient Egyptian, means “jarred ointment”

Basmat (boss-mot)

Hebrew, means “fragrance” 

Bathsheba (bath-sheb-ah)

Hebrew, means “daughter of the oath”

Baya (by-ya)

Spanish, means “berry”

Bayla (bay-la)

Yiddish, means “white”

Beata (bay-ah-ta)

Czech/Hungarian, means “blessed” 

Beatrix (bee-trick)

Means “traveler”

Belen (beh-len)

Spanish, means “Bethlehem”

Belinda (bell-inda)

English, means “beautiful”

Bellamy (bella-mee)

English, means “beautiful friend” 

Belle (bell)

French, means “beauty” 

Belma (bellma)

Bosnian, meaning unknown

Belva (bellva)

English, means “beautiful view” 

Benedetta (benna-detta)

Italian, means “blessed” 

Benigna (beneena)

Italian, means “friendly”

Benita (beneeta)

Spanish, means “blessed”

Berendina (bearendeena)

Dutch, means “hardy bear”

Berezi (beh-ressy)

Basque, means “special”

Berhane (berhah-neh)

Amharic, means “my light”

Berenice (bear-en-ees)

French, means “bringing victory” 

Berit (bearit)

Swedish, means “exalted one”

Bernadette (burna-det)

French, means “brave bear”

Berta (bear-ta)

Czech/Spanish/Italian, means “famous”

Beryl (barrel)

English, means “beryl gemstone”

Bet (bet)

Frisian/Limburgish, means “my God is an oath” 

Betania (bet-tawn-ya)

Portuguese, means “house of affliction”

Bethany (beth-uh-nee)

Greek, means “house of affliction”

Bettina (bet-teena)

German/Hungarian, means “God is my oath”

Beverly (beh-vurly)

English, means “beaver stream” 

Bhavana (ba-vah-na)

Sanskrit, means “manifesting”

Bianca (bee-yonka)

Italian/Romanian, means “white” 

Bibigul (beebeegool)

Kazakh, means “nightingale”

Bidu (beedoo)

English, meaning unknown

Bielke (beelkeh)

Yiddish, means “white” 

Bilhah (beelha)

Hebrew, means “shy”

Binh (bing)

Vietnamese, means “peaceful”

Biruta (beeroota)

Latvian, means “to scatter”

Blair (blayr)

Scottish, means “battlefield”

Blaithin (blaw-nit)

Irish, means “little flower”

Blake (blayk)

English, means “black”

Blanche (blanch0

French, means “white”

Blandine (bland-een)

French, means “charming”

Blejan (bledge-en)

Cornish, means “flower”

Blessing (bless-sing)

English, means “blessing”

Blossom (blah-sum)

English, means “blossom”

Blue (bloo)

English, means “blue” 

Bluma (blooma)

Yiddish, means “flower”

Blythe (bLYEth)

English, means “cheerful”

Biliana (beel-yana)

Bulgarian, means “herb”

Billie (bill-ee)

English, means “protection”

Bina (beena)

Yiddish, means “bee”

Bituin (bitooeen)

Tagalog, means “star” 

Bohdana (bo-dawna)

Czech, means “given from God”

Bojana (bo-yana)

Slovenian/Macedonian, means “battle”

Bolanle (bo-lahnleh)

Yoruba, means “finding wealth at home”

Bonnie (bon-nee)

Scottish, means “pretty” 

Bopha (bo-fa)

Khmer, means “flower”

Bora (bora)

Korean, means “purple”

Braelyn (bray-len)

Modern English, meaning unknown

Brandy (bran-dee)

English, means “brandy wine” 

Branka (brahnka)

Serbian/Croatian, means “protective glory” 

Branwen (bran-wen)

Welsh, means “beautiful raven”

Brayndel (brain-dull)

Yiddish, means “brunette”

Brenda (brenda)

English, means “sword”

Brene (bren-NAY)

English, means “born again”

Brenna (brennuh)

English, means “rain”

Briana (bree-yana)

English, means “hill”

Briar (bRYE-er)

English, means “thorny”

Bridget (brih-jet)

Irish, means “exalted one”

Bridie (bry-dee)

Irish, means “exalted one”

Brielle (bree-el)

English, means “God is my strength”

Brigh (bree)

Irish, means “power”

Brina (breena)

Slovene, means “juniper”

Briseis (brissay-iss)

Greek, meaning unknown

Bristol (brisstuhl)

English, means “site of bridge”

Britta (britta)

Swedish/Norwegian, means “rescue”

Brittany (britnee)

English, means “from the Breton region”

Brixhilda (brishilda)

Albanian, meaning unknown

Bronia (brawn-ya)

Polish, means “protective glory”

Bronwyn (bron-win)

Welsh, means “white breast”

Brooke (bruhk)

English, means “brook”

Brooklyn (bruhk-len)

English, means “marsh land”

Bruna (broo-na)

Italian, means “protection”

Brunilda (brooneelda)

Albanian, means “protection”

Bryna (bRYEna)

Yiddish, means “brunette”

Brynhild (brinheld)

Norwegian, means “armor”

Brynja (prinya)

Icelandic, means “armor”

Brynn (brin)

English, means “hill”

Bryony (bree-oh-nee)

Greek, means “to swell”

Baby Boy Names that Start with the Letter “B”

Bahram (bahrahm)

Persian, means “victory”

Baishan (buy-shawn)

Apache, means “knife”

Bakhtiar (bahk-teeyahr)

Persian/Kazakh, means “fortunate”

Ballard (ball-erd)

English, means “bald”

Balu (bah-loo)

Tamil, meaning unknown

Bamidele (bahmee-della)

Yoruba, means “follow me home”

Banks (banks)

English, means “one who dwells on a bank”

Barack (bah-rock)

Hebrew, means “lightning”

Barnaby (bar-na-bee)

English, means “son of the prophet”

Baron (bearon)

English, means “baron”

Barrett (bearit)

English, means “strife”

Barry (berry)

Irish, means “fair hair”

Bartholomew (barthah-lo-mew)

Aramaic, means “son of Talmai”

Barton (barten)

English, means “barley town”

Bashir (bah-sheer)

Arabic/Urdu, means “bringer of good news”

Basil (baz-uhl)

English, means “basil”

Bayard (bay-erd)

English, means “bay colored”

Baylor (bayler)

English, means “one who delivers goods”

Baxter (backster)

English, means “baker”

Beau (bo)

French, means “beautiful”

Beckett (beckit)

English, means “brook”

Beckham (beckum)

English, meaning unknown

Bence (bents)

Hungarian, means “to conquer”

Bendiks (bendeeks)

Latvian, means “blessed”

Benedikt (ben-uh-dickt)

German, means “blessed”

Benito (beneetoe)

Italian, means “blessed”

Benjamin (ben-djuhmin)

Hebrew, means “son of my right hand”

Bennett (bennit)

English, means “blessed”

Bentley (bentlee)

English, means “bent grass”

Benvenuto (benveh-nootoe)

Italian, means “welcome”

Benzion (bentsy-ohn)

Hebrew, means “son of Zion”

Ber (bear)

Yiddish, means “little bear”

Bernard (bur-nard)

German, means “hardy bear”

Bertilo (bear-teeloh)

Ancient German, means “bright”

Bertoldo (beartole-doh)

Italian, means “bright ruler”

Bertram (burr-trum)

German, means “bright raven”

Bertrand (bear-trahnd)

French, means “bright rim”

Bevan (behvin)

Welsh, means “son of Evan”

Bhima (beema)

Sanskrit, means “formidable”

Bilal (beelahl)

Arabic/Turkish, means “moistening”

Billy (billee)

English, means “helmet”

Bilson (bilsin)

English, means “son of William”

Birger (beergurr)

Norwegian, means “rescue”

Birke (beer-keh)

German, means “birch tree”

Bishal (bee-shawl)

Nepali, means “spacious”

Bitrus (beetris)

Hausa, means “stone”

Bjarne (beeyair-neh)

Danish, means “bear”

Bjorn (bee-yern)

Swedish, means “bear”

Blagoy (blahg-oy)

Bulgarian, means “pleasant”

Blaine (blayn)

Scottish, means “yellow”

Blaise (blaze)

French, means “lisping”

Blin (blinn)

Welsh, means “weary”

Bo (bo)

Danish, means “to live”

Boaz (bo-ahs)

Hebrew, means “swiftness”

Bogdan (bahgdahn)

Polish/Romanian, means “given by God”

Bohumil (bohoo-meel)

Czech/Slovak, means “favored by God”

Bongani (bongahnee)

Zulu, means “thankful”

Bonifacio (bony-fah-tcho)

Italian, means “good fate”

Booker (buhker)

English, means “scribe”

Bor (bore)

Slovene, means “pine tree”

Boris (bo-riss)

Russian, means “snow leopard”

Borko (bore-ko)

Serbian, means “battle”

Boston (bosstin)

English, meaning unknown

Boyan (boyahn)

Bulgarian, means “battle”

Braden (braydin)

Irish, means “descendant of Bradan”

Bradford (bradferd)

English, means “broad ford”

Bradley (bradlee)

English, means “broad woodland”

Brady (braydee)

Irish, means “descendant of Bradach”

Bram (brahm)

Dutch, means “father of many”

Bran (brahn)

Welsh, means “raven”

Brando (brahn-doe)

Ancient German, means “sword”

Branislav (brahnee-slov)

Czech, means “protective glory”

Branko (brahnko)

Serbian, means “world protection”

Brantley (brantlee)

German, means “fire”

Bratumil (brahtoo-meel)

Polish, means “gracious brother”

Brendan (brenden)

Irish, means “prince”

Brennan (bren-nen)

Irish, means “rain”

Brennus (brenniss)

Latin, means “prince”

Brent (bhrent)

English, means “hill”

Brett (bret)

English, means “one from Breton”

Brian (brye-an)

Irish, means “hill”

Bridger (brihdjer)

English, means “one who works on a bridge”

Brock (brahk)

English, means “badger”

Broderick (brod-rick)

English, means “son of Rhydderch”

Bronson (brawnsin)

English, means, “brown”

Brooks (bruhks)

English, means “brooks”

Bruce (broos)

Scottish, means “town of Brix”

Bruno (broo-no)

German/Italian, means “protection”

Bryce (bRICE)

English, means “speckled”

Bryson (brice-in)

English, means “son of Bryce”

Buck (buhk)

English, means “male deer”

Buddy (buh-dee)

English, means “friend”

Buford (boo-ferd)

English, means “beautiful fortress”

Buhle (booleh)

Shona, means “handsome”

Burchard (burr-tcherd)

English, means “hardy”

Burley (burlee)

English, means “fortified stronghold”

Byeong (ho-byong-ho)

Korean, means “glorious heaven”

Byrnell (bur-nell)

English, means “brunette”

Brynjar (brinn-yurr)

Norwegian, means “armed warrior”

Byron (bye-rin)

English, means “place of cowsheds”