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Name(Pronunciation)	Origin	Meaning
Baako	African	Firstborn child
Baal	Hebrew	Master
Baal-berith	Hebrew	Lord of covenant
Baal-hanan	Hebrew	The lord is gracious
Baali	Hebrew	My master
Baanah (also Baana)	Hebrew	Son of opression
Baaseiah	Hebrew	Unknown
Baasha	Hebrew	Unknown
Baba	African	Born on Thursday
Babar	Turkish	Lion
Babel	Hebrew	Unknown
Bagley	Unknown	Unknown
Bahari	African	Sea man
Bahman	Persian	Good mind
Bailey (also Baylee)	French	Bailiff
Bainbridge	Gaelic	Fair bridge
Baird	Celtic	Bard or minstrel
Bairn	Scottish	Child
Bakari	Swahili	Promise
Bakbakkar	Hebrew	Unknown
Bakr	Arabic	Young camel
Balaam	Hebrew	Unknown
Baladan	Unknown	Unknown
Balak	Hebrew	Devastator
Balbo	Latin	Inarticulate
Balder	Scandinavian	God of light
Baldwin	Teutonic	Bold friend
Balfour	Gaelic	Village pasture
Bali (also Balin)	Hindu	Mighty warrior
Balint	Hungarian	Strong, healthy
Ballard	Teutonic	A dancing song
Balor (bay-lor)	Gaelic	Dumbfounded
Baltazar (also Balthasar)	Phoenician	Baal protect the king
Balu	Indian	Unknown
Banbhan (ban-van)	Gaelic	Piglet
Bancroft	English	From the beanfield
Bane	Hawaiian	Long awaited child
Bani	Hebrew	Unknown
Banji	Unknown	Second born of twins
Banning	Celtic	Blond child
Baoth (bay)	Gaelic	Vain
Barabbas	Hebrew	Son of the father
Barachel	Hebrew	God blesses
Barak	Hebrew	Lightning
Barake	Unknown	God's blessing
Barakel	Hebrew	Unknown
Baran	Latin	Form of star aldebaran
Barclay	Old English	Meadow of birch trees
Barden	English	Boar's den
Bardo	Scandinavian	Son of the earth
Bariah	Hebrew	Unknown
Baris	Turkish	Peaceful
Barjesus	Hebrew	Son of Jesus
Barke	Unknown	Blessings
Barlaam	Unknown	Unknown
Barnabas (also Barnaby, Barnaib, Barney, Barny)	Hebrew	Son of exhortation
Barnard		see Bernard
Barnett	English	Nobleman
Barney/Barny		see Barnabas
Baron	Old English	Nobleman
Barr (also Barretta)	English	A cap
Barra		see Barry
Barran	Unknown	Little top
Barrett	Teutonic	Bear-like
Barretta		see Barr
Barry (also Barra, Bary)	Gaelic	Fair hair
Barsabbas	Hebrew	Unknown
Bartholomew (also Bart, Bartal, Barth, Barthelemy, Bartholomaus, Bartlomiej, Barto, Bartolome, Bartolomeo, Bartosz)	Aramaic	Son of Tolmai
Bartimaeus	Hebrew	Son of Timai
Bartley	Gaelic	Ploughman
Bartlomiej		see Bartholomew
Barto/Bartolome/Bartolomeo		see Bartholomew
Barton	English	From the Barley farm
Bartosz		see Bartholemew
Baruch	Hebrew	Blessed
Bary		see Barry
Barzaltai	Hebrew	Unknown
Bash	Unknown	Forerunner
Bashan	Hebrew	Fruitful
Basil (also Bailiso)	Greek	King
Basim (also Bassam)	Arabic	Smiling
Bast	African	Of the city of Bubastis
Bastiaan	Greek	Venerable
Bastian (also Bastien)	Latin	From Sebastia
Baul	English	Snail
Bavol	English	Wind
Bavvai	Hebrew	Unknown
Baxter	Old English	Baker
Bayard	Teutonic	With red-brown hair
Bayen	Unknown	From Ban
Baylee		see Bailey
Beacan (bec-awn) (also Beagan, Becan)	Gaelic	Little man
Bealiah	Hebrew	Unknown
Beaman	English	Beekeeper
Beanon (ban-own) (also Beineoin, Benen)	Gaelic	Mild
Bearach (bar-ach) (also Bearchan, Bercan)	Gaelic	Sharp
Bearnard (bar-nard)	Gaelic	see Bernard
Beau	French	Beautiful
Beaumont	French	Beautiful mountain
Beauregard	French	Beautiful outlook
Becan	Gaelic	see Beacan
Beck	Scandinavian	Brook
Becorath	Hebrew	Unknown
Bedad	Hebrew	Unknown
Bedan	Hebrew	Unknown
Bedeiah	Hebrew	Servant of the Lord
Beera (also Beerah)	Hebrew	Well
Beeri	Hebrew	Unknown
Behram	Persian	Victory
Beineoin	Gaelic	see Beanon
Beirgin (ber-geen)	Gaelic	A robber
Beker	Hebrew	Unknown
Bela	Slavic Hebrew Hungarian	White Destruction Within
Belden (also Beldon)	Teutonic	From the fair valley
Belteshazzar	Hebrew	Protect his life
Bem	Nigerian	Peace
Ben		see Benjamin
Benaiah	Hebrew	The Lord has built
Ben-ammi	Hebrew	Son of my kinsmen
Benhail	Hebrew	Son of strength
Benhanan	Hebrew	Son of grace
Beninu	Hebrew	Our son
Beno	Hebrew	His son
Ben-oni	Hebrew	Son of my sorrow
Benard		see Bernard
Benedict (also Benedetto, Benedikt, Benedikte, Benett, Bengt, Benigno, Benito, Bennett, Bent)	Latin	Blessed
Benen	Gaelic	see Beanon
Benett		see Benedict
Bengt/Benigno/Benito		see Benedict
Benjamin (also Ben, Benjamen, Benjamine, Benjy, Bennie, Benny, Binyamin)	Hebrew	Son of my right hand
Bennett		see Benedict
Bennie		see Benjamin
Benno	Teutonic	Bear
Benny		see Benjamin
Beno	Hebrew	Unknown
Benson	Hebrew	Excellent son
Bent		see Benedict
Bentley	English	From the moor
Benton	Old English	Moor dweller
Beor	Hebrew	Unknown
Bera	Hebrew	Unknown
Beracah	Hebrew	Blessing
Beraiah	Hebrew	The Lord has created
Bercan (bar-chawn)	Gaelic	see Bearach
Berechiah	Hebrew	The Lord blesses
Bered	Hebrew	Hail
Berekiah	Hebrew	Unknown
Berenger	French	Courage of a bear
Bergren	Scandinavian	Mountain stream
Beri	Hebrew	Unknown
Beriah	Hebrew	Excellent
Berk	Turkish	Solid and firm
Berke		see Burke
Berkeley	English	From the birch meadow
Bernard (also Barnard, Bearnard, Benard, Bern, Bernado, Bernat, Bernd, Bernhard, Bernie, Bernt, Berny)	Teutonic	Brave as a bear
Berry	English	Small fruit
Bersh	English	One year
Bert (also Bertie)	Teutonic	Bright
Berthold	Teutonic	Bright ruler
Bertok		see Bertram
Berton	Teutonic	Glorious raven
Bertram (also Bertok, Bertrand)	Teutonic	Bright raven
Berwin	Teutonic	Warrior friend
Berwyn	Welsh	White head
Besodeiah	Hebrew	In the confidence of the Lord
Beth Rapha	Hebrew	Unknown
Beth-Shemesh	Hebrew	Unknown
Beth Zur	Hebrew	Unknown
Bethuel	Hebrew	Unknown
Bevan (also Beven)	Celtic	Youthful warrior
Bevis	Teutonic	Bowman
Bezalel (also Bezaleel)	Hebrew	In the protection of God
Bezer	Hebrew	Strong
Bhailintin (val-enteen)	Gaelic (from Valentine)	Strong, vigorous
Bharat	Sanskrit	Being maintained
Biaggio		see Blaise
Bialy	Polish	White haired boy
Bicri	Hebrew	Unknown
Bidkar	Hebrew	Son of Deker
Bigtha (also Bigthan, Bigthana)	Unknown	Unknown
Bigvai	Hebrew	Unknown
Bilal	Arabic	First convert of Mohammed
Bildad	Hebrew	Unknown
Bilgah	Hebrew	Cheerfulness
Bilhan	Hebrew	Unknown
Bill (also Billie, Billy)	Teutonic (from William)	Determind guardian
Bilshan	Hebrew	Unknown
Bimhal	Hebrew	Unknown
Binea	Hebrew	Unknown
Bingham (also Bin, Bing)	Unknown	Crib
Binyamin		see Benjamin
Birch	English	Birch tree
Birney (also Burney)	English	Island with a brook
Birsha	Hebrew	Unknown
Birtle	English	Hill with birds
Birzaith	Hebrew	Unknown
Bishlam	Hebrew	Peaceful
Bishop	English	A bishop
Biz	Unknown	Unknown
Bjorn (also Bjoern, Bjorne)	Scandinavian	Bear
Blade	English	Glory
Blaine	Celtic	Servant of Blaan
Blair	Gaelic	Man of flatlands
Blaise (also Biaggio, Blazej)	Latin	Lisp
Blake	Old English	Fair
Blandon	Latin	Gentle
Blastus	Unknown	Unknown
Blaze	Latin	A flame
Blazej		see Blaise
Bly	Native American	High, tall
Boaz	Hebrew	Unknown
Bob (also Bobbie, Bobby)	Teutonic (from Robert)	Bright fame
Boden	French	Herald
Bogart	French	Strong as a bow
Bogdan (also Bohdan)	Polish	Gift from God
Bogumierz (also Bohumir)	Polish	God is great
Bogumil	Polish	Favoured by God
Boguslaw (also Bohuslav)	Polish	Glory of God
Bohan	Hebrew	Unknown
Bohdan	Russian	see Bogdan
Bohumir		see Bogumierz
Bokeru	Hebrew	Unknown
Boleslaw	Polish	Great glory
Bolton	English	Of the manor farm
Bond	Teutonic	Farmer
Bono	Unknown	Good
Booker	English	Beech tree
Boone	French	Good
Booth	Teutonic	From the booth
Borden	English	From the valley of the boar
Boris	Slavic	Battle
Borislav	Slavic	Fame in battle
Boseda	African	Born on Sunday
Botan	Japanese	Peony
Boutros	Arabic	Rock
Bowen	Celtic	Son of Owen
Bowie	Gaelic	Yellow haired one
Bowman	English	The archer
Boyce	Teutonic	Wood dweller
Boyd (also Boyden)	Gaelic	Blond
Bozidar (also Bozydar)	Czech	Divine gift
Brad		see Bradley
Braden (also Braeden, Braiden, Brayden)	Gaelic	Salmon
Bradford	Old English	Broad ford
Bradley (also Brad, Bradney)	Old English	Broad clearing
Brady	Gaelic	Spirited
Braeden/Braiden		see Braden
Bram	Hebrew (from Abraham)	Father of a multitude
Bran (also Brannon)	Gaelic	Raven
Branchu	Gaelic	Raven hound
Brand (also Brandt)	Old Norse	Sword
Brandeis	German	Dweller on a burned clearing
Brandon (also Branden)	Old English	Hill covered with broom
Brandt		see Brand
Brandubh (bran-duv) (also Branduff)	Gaelic	Raven black
Branislav/Branko		see Bronislaw
Brannon		see Bran
Brant	Teutonic	Firebrand
Braon/Braonan		see Brennan
Brassal (bra-sil) (also Breasal)	Gaelic	Brave in battle
Bratumil	Polish	Favoured by a brother
Braxton	English	Brock's town
Brayden		see Braden
Breac (brack)	Gaelic	Freckled
Breandan		see Brendan
Breas (bras)	Gaelic	Fight
Breasal		see Brassal
Bren		see Brennan
Brencis	Latin	Crowned with a laurel
Brendan (also Breandan, Brend, Brenden)	Gaelic	Prince
Brennan (also Braon, Braonan, Bren)	Gaelic	A tear
Brent (also Brentan, Brenton)	Celtic	Hill
Brett (also Bret)	Middle English	A Breton
Brewster	English	Brewer
Brian (also Bryan, Bryant)	Celtic	High, noble
Brice (also Bricin, Brick, Bryce)	Welsh	Speckled
Bricin (brick-een)	Gaelic	see Brice
Brick		see Brice
Bridger	Old English	One who builds bridges
Brieg	Celtic	Esteem
Brigham	Old English	Dweller by the bridge
Brighton (also Britton, Bryton)	English	A Brit
Bristol	English	Unknown
Britton		see Brighton
Brock (bruk) (also Broc)	Gaelic	Badger
Broderick	Welsh	Son of Roderick
Brody	Celtic	Ditch
Brogan	Gaelic	Unknown
Bronislaw (also Branislav, Branko)	Unknown	Unknown
Bronson	English	Son of the dark skinned one
Bronte	Greek Gaelic	Thunder Bestower
Brook (also Brooke, Brooks)	English	One who lives near a brook
Brotchu (brut-chu)	Gaelic	Thieving hound
Bruce	French	Of Brieuse
Bruno	Teutonic	Brown
Bryan/Bryant		see Brian
Bryce		see Brice
Bryn	Welsh	Hill
Bryson	Welsh	Speckled
Bryton		see Brighton
Buach (boo-ach) (also Buagh, Buadhach)	Gaelic	Victorious
Buck	Old English	Male deer
Bud (also Buddy)	English	Friend
Bukki	Hebrew	Unknown
Bukkiah (also Bukki)	Hebrew	Proved by God
Bunah	Hebrew	Unknown
Burgess	Teutonic	Citizen of a town
Burian	Slavic	He lives near the weeds
Burke (also Berke)	Teutonic	Castle
Burkhard	Teutonic	Brave protection
Burney		see Birney
Burr	Scandinavian	Youth
Burton	Old English	Fortress
Buz	Hebrew	Unknown
Buzz	Unknown	Unknown
Byrd	English	Like a bird
Byrne	Old English	Coat of mail
Byron	Old English	Place of the cowsheds