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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Add to "My Baby Names"	Shop for Personalized Items
Baako	first born	African
Babette	stranger,lovely	French
Babul		Hindu
Baby
Baby
Bacia	family deaths ruined the home	Ugandan
Bae	inspiration	Korean
Bageshwari		Hindu
Bahar		Persian
Bailee
Bailey	bailiff, fortification, able	French, English, Teutonic
Bailey
Baingana	people are equal	Swahili
Baird	minstrel	Scottish
Bairn	child	Scottish
Baji	joyful
Bajnok	victor	Hungarian
Baka	crane	Hindu
Bakari	promise	Swahili
Bakarne	solitude	Basque
Baker	Baxter, Baxley	unknown
Balavan	powerful	Hindu
Balbina	strong, stammers	Latin
Balbo	inarticulate	Latin
Balder	god of light	Swedish
Baldwin	bold friend	German
Bale	home of the Mutima clan	Ugandan
Bali	Mighty warrior	Hindu
Balint	strong and healthy	Latin
Ballard	a dancing song	Old English, French
Balram		Hindu
Balthazar	Baldassare	unknown
Bambi	child	Italian
Banan	fingertips	Arabic
Bancroft	bean field	Old English
Bandele	born away from home	Yoruban
Bane	long-awaited child	Hawaiian
Bankim		Hindu
Banning	blond child	Gaelic
Bansari	Bansuri	Hindu
Bansi		Hindu
Bara	to choose	Hebrew
Barabas	Barabba	Hebrew
Barak		Arabic
Barakah	white one	Arabic
Baran	form of star aldebaran	Latin
Barbara	foreign, strange, exotic, mysterious	Greek, Latin
Barber	beard	Latin
Barclay	birch meadow	Old English
Barden	boar's den	Old English
Bardo	son of the earth	Danish
Bardon	barley valley	Anglo-Saxon
Barend	bear	Germanic
Barika	bloom	Swahili
Barna	son of comforting	Aramic
Barnabas	son of prophecy	Hebrew
Barnett	noble man	Old English
Baron	noble man	Old English
Barrett	bear-like	Teutonic
Barretta	a cap	unknown
Barry	spear thrower, son of Harry, Marksman	French, Celtic, Welsh
Bars	pepper	Hungarian
Barse	fresh-water perch	English
Bartholomew	furrow, hill	Hebrew
Barton	from the barley farm	English
Baruch	blessed	Hebrew
Basha	daughter of God, stranger	Hebrew, Greek, Polish
Basil	royal, brave	Greek, Arabic
Basimah	smiling	Arabic
Bastiaan	venerable	Greek
Bathsheba	daughter of the oath	Hebrew
Baul	snail	English
Bavol	wind	English
Bay	born in July, seventh-born son	Vietnamese
Bayanai	hero	Filipino
Bayard	bay horse, red-brown hair	Old French, Teutonic
Baylee
Bayo	to find joy	Nigerian
Bazyli	royalty	Polish
Beacan	small, little one	Celtic, Gaelic
Beacher	dweller by the beech tree	Old English
Beaman	beekeeper	Old English
Beardsley	beard, wood	Old English
Beata	divinely blessed	Latin, Polish
Beatrice	happy, bringer of joy	Latin
Beatriz
Beau	handsome, beautiful	French
Beaumont	from the beautiful mountain	French
Beccalynn		English
Beck	brook	Swedish
Becse	the kite	Hungarian
Bede	prayer	Old English
Bedelia	strength	French
Bel	sacred wood apple tree	Hindu
Bela	white	Czech
Beldon	beautiful pasture, child of the unspoiled glen	Old English
Belen
Belen	an arrow	Greek
Belicia	dedicated to god	Spanish
Belinda	beautiful snake	Spanish, Italian
Bella
Belladonna	beautiful woman	Italian
Bellamy	handsome friend	Old French
Bellanca	stronghold	Greek
Belle	beautiful	French
Bem	peace	Nigerian
Bemus	platform	Greek
Ben
Bence	victor	Hungarian
Benedict	blessed	Latin
Benita	blessed	Latin
Benito	blessed	Latin
Benjamin	son of my right hand	Hebrew
Bennett
Benny
Benquasha	daughter of Ben	Native American
Benson	Ben's son, excellent son	English, Hebrew
Bentley	from the moor	Old English
Berangèr	courage of a bear	French
Berenger	courage of a bear	French
Berenice
Bergen	mountain dweller	German
Bergren	mountain stream	Swedish
Beriszl	honor	Hungarian
Berit	bright, glorious	Old German
Berk	solid and firm	Turkish
Berkeley	from the birch meadow	Anglo-Saxon
Bernadette	bold as a bear	German
Bernard	bold as a bear	German
Bernardo
Bernice	bringer of victory	Greek
Bersh	one year	English
Berta	glorious, learning	Germanic, Slavic
Berthold	glorious ruler	Teutonic
Bertram	bright	German
Beryl	dazzling jewel	Hebrew
Besnik		Albanian
Beta	dedicated to god	Czech
Beth	house of god	Hebrew
Bethany	house	Hebrew
Bethshaya		English
Beulah	married	Arabic
Beval	like the wind	English
Beyers
Bhagini		Hindu
Bhagirath		Hindu
Bharat		Hindu
Bharati		Hindu
Bhaskar		Hindu
Bhavesh		Hindu
Bhavin		Hindu
Bhayana		Hindu
Bhim		Hindu
Bhishma		Hindu
Bhoomi	earth	Hindu
Bhrigu	a Prajapati	Hindu
Bhudev	lord of the earth	Hindu
Bhupen		Hindu
Bhupendra		Hindu
Bhuvan		Hindu
Bialy	white-haired boy	Polish
Bian	secretive, hidden	Vietnamese
Bianca	white	Italian
Bijal		Hindu
Bilal	first convert of muhammad	Arabic
Billy
Bina	a musical instrument, intelligence	Hindu, Hebrew
Bindiya		Hindu
Bingham	kettle-shaped hollow	German
Binty	Daughter	Swahili
Birch	white	Old English
Birget	protecting	Norwegian
Birkita	strength	Celtic
Bishop	a bishop	English
Bitalo	finger-licking	Uganda
Bjorn	bear	Swedish
Blade	glory	Old English
Blaine	thin, lean, source of a river	Gaelic, Old English
Blair	from the plain, child of the fields	Gaelic
Blaise	stammerer	Latin
Blake	fair-haired, pallid	Old English
Blanca
Blanda	dazzling	Teutonic
Blaz	unwavering protector	Old German
Blaze
Blinn
Bliss	joy	Anglo-Saxon
Blossom	lovely	Old English
Bluma	a flower, bloom	Old German
Bly	high, tall	Native American
Blythe	joyous	Old English
Bo
Bob	bright, famous	Old English
Bo-Bae	treasure, precious	Korean
Bobby
Bod	branch	Hungarian
Boden	herald	Old French
Bodor	curly	Hungarian
Bogart	strong as a bow	French
Bogdan	God's gift	Slavic
Bohdana	from god	Russian
Bolton	of the manor farm	Old English
Bona	a builder	unknown
Bonamy	good friend	French
Bond	tiller of the soil	Old English
Bonnie	sweet and good	Scottish
Booker	beech tree	Old English
Boone	good	Latin, French
Booth	hut	Old English
Borden	near the boar's den, cottage	Old English, Old French
Borgny	help, new	Norwegian
Boris	fight, battler	Russian
Boswell	forested town	Old French
Botan	peony	Japanese
Botond	mace wielding warrior	Hungarian
Bowen	son of Owen, yellow-haired	Gaelic
Bowman	the archer	English
Boyce	woodland	French
Boyd	blond, yellow	Celtic
Boyden	a herald	Anglo-Saxon
Bracha	a blessing	Hebrew
Brad
Braden
Bradford	broad crossing	Old English
Bradley	broad meadow	Old English
Brady
Bradyn
Braeden
Braedon
Brahnan	courageous one
Braiden
Bram	raven	Gaelic, Celtic
Bramwell	place name	English
Branch	extension	Latin
Brand	sword blade	Swedish
Brandeis	dweller on a burned clearing	German
Branden
Brandi	beacon light
Brandon	fiery hill, sword	Old English
Brandy	brandy drink	Dutch
Branka		Slowenian
Branko		Slowenian
Brant	firebrand	Teutonic
Braxton	brock's town	Anglo-Saxon
Bray	to cry out	Old English
Brayan
Brayden	brave, broad	Old English
Braydon
Braz	stammerer	Latin
Brazil	brave, strong in conflict	Celtic
Breana
Breanna
Bree	broth	Celtic
Brencis	crowned with laurel	Latin
Brenda	fiery hill, sword-blade	Old English, German
Brendan	little raven	Gaelic
Brenden
Brendon
Brenna	Raven maid, dark-haired	Celtic
Brennan	to brand	English
Brennen
Brent	fiery hill, steep hill	Old English
Brenton
Bret
Brett	a native of Brittany, Briton	Old English, Celtic
Bretta	from Britain	Celtic
Brewster	brewer	Old English
Bria
Briac	estime	Celtic
Brian	strong	Celtic
Briana	strong	Celtic
Briand	castle	French
Brianna
Brianne
Brice
Bridget	resolute, strength, saint	Celtic
Bridgette
Brie	region in France	French
Brielle
Brier	heather	French
Brietta	strong	Celtic
Brigham	one who lives near a bridge, soldier	Old English, Old French
Brighton	the one who is loved	Hebrew
Brij		Hindu
Brijesh		Hindu
Brilynn	strength, casade
Brina	protector	Celtic
Brinley	tawny	Old English
Brionna
Briony	plant name	Latin
Brisa
Brishen	born during a rain	English
Bristol		unknown
Brites	strength	Celtic
Britney
Britt	the helpful one	Hebrew
Brittany	from England, strong, industrious	Latin
Brittney
Brock	badger	Old English
Broderick	son of Roderick, from the broad ridge	Old English
Brodie
Brodny	one who lives near a shallow stream crossing	Slavic
Brody	ditch, unusual beard	Gaelic
Brom	raven	Gaelic
Bromley	brush-covered meadow	Old English
Bronson	son of Brown, son of the dark-skinned one	Old English
Bronwyn	fair breast	Welsh
Brook	stream	Old English
Brooke
Brooklyn
Brooklynn
Brooks
Brown	colour	Middle English
Bruce	thicket, woodlands	French, Scottish
Brunhilde		Old German
Bruno
Brutus	Bruto	Latin
Bryan
Bryana
Bryanna
Bryant
Bryce
Brycen
Bryn	hill, coat	Welsh, Norwegian
Brynn
Brysen
Bryson
Buckley	meadow of deer	Old English
Bud	herald, to puff up, friend	Old English, German
Buffy	God's promise	Hebrew
Bülent		Turkish
Bunny	little rabbit	English
Burdette	small bird	Middle English
Burgess	free citizen	Old English
Burhan	proof	Arabic
Burian	he lives near the weeds	Ukranian
Burke	birch tree	German
Burle	knotted wood	Middle English
Burne	brook	Old English
Burr	youth	Swedish
Burt	fortress	Old English
Burton	bright fame	English
Byron	from the cottage, bear	French, Anglo-Saxon