Baby Names Starting with B

From a clearing of burnt wood or brushwood

English surname used as a given name, derived from a place or family lineage

Strong or noble, derived from Brien and Brian with Celtic roots.

Variant of Brianna, possibly from Irish origins meaning 'strong.'

Derived from the English plant name bryony, from Greek meaning 'to sprout.'

From Greek mythology; associated with beauty and complexity.

From Greek mythology, referring to a Trojan woman of exceptional beauty in Homer's Iliad. Name carries associations with classical literature and tragic nobility.

From Homer's Iliad, representing classical beauty and heroic tales.

Strong, exalted one. Scandinavian form of Brigitta, derived from Celtic roots meaning strength.

From Britain; relating to Britannia, the Latin name for the British Isles.

From Brittany, a region in France. Signifies connection to Celtic heritage.

Latin name for Britain, meaning 'of the Britons.'

From Britain; modern variant of Brittany referring to the British region.

From Brittany, a region in northwest France; also relates to the Latin Britannia.

From Brittany, a region in northwestern France

From Brittany; derived from the place name Brittany in France or from Britannia, the Roman name for Britain.

Relating to Britain; derived from the region or the Breton people

Modern variant of Britney, derived from 'Briton' referring to Britain.

From Brittany, a region in France.

Variant spelling of Britney, meaning from Britain or Briton.

Scandinavian variant of Bridget, possibly from Celtic meaning 'strength' or 'exalted one'.

From Brittany, a region in France; symbolizes connection to Celtic heritage and culture.

From Brittany, the region in France; relates to the Breton people.

The Latin poetic name for Britain and the British Isles.

Of Britain; feminine form of Britannia, the Latin name for the island of Britain

From the region of Brittany or relating to Britons

From Brittany; named after the French region known for its Celtic heritage.

From Britain or a person of British origin

from Brittany (region in France) or of Britain

Variant spelling of Brittany, derived from the Brittany region in France and the Breton people.

From Brittany; relating to the French region or Britain.

From Britain. Named after the Breton region in France.

From Brittany, a region in northwestern France; represents strength and heritage.

From Brittany, a region in France, representing geographic heritage.

From Brittany; a woman from Britain or the French region of Brittany

Variant spelling of Britney, derived from the name Britain, meaning 'from Britain.'

Refers to the region of Brittany in France, or means 'from Britain'.

Strong and noble; derived from the Irish name Brian.

High; noble; variant of Brianna.

Blessing; Hebrew name representing divine blessing and grace.

From a place name. A town-based surname adapted as a first name.

From the broad island

Broad-ruled, from Gaelic meaning broad and noble.

Variant of Brody, from Scottish origin possibly related to the Brodie clan or meaning brother.

From the broad island; broad ridge.

Broad, wide; ruler

Broad and powerful. From Germanic elements meaning broad and ruler.

Broad island, broad eye

Irish name derived from 'bróg' meaning shoe, historically referring to a shoemaker.

Glorious warrior or armored glory; from Polish elements 'broń' (protection) and 'sław' (glory).

Strong glory; from elements meaning 'brown' or 'armor' and 'glory'

From Greek word meaning 'thunder'. Associated with strength and power.

Fair-breasted; from Welsh 'bron' (breast) and 'gwen' (fair, white)

Welsh name combining 'bron' (breast) and 'wyn' (fair/blessed), symbolizing blessed beauty.

Derived from a small stream or brook. Modern variant of Brooklyn.

Dweller by the brook; a surname variant used as a given name.

From the place name Brooklyn, suggesting peaceful waterside origins and natural charm.

Variant of Brooklyn, referring to a place name meaning brook in a field.

Beautiful brook, broken land

Modern variant of Brooklyn, the New York City borough name used as a given name.

Variant spelling of Brooklyn, a place name. Derived from Dutch 'Breuckelen,' adapted into a modern given name symbolizing urban identity.

Of the brook, small stream

From Brock's settlement; a badger's dwelling place.

From a Norman place name, historically associated with Scottish heritage and strength.

Blessing; derived from Hebrew 'bracha' meaning blessed or blessing.

Brown; from the Latin word brunus, often referring to dark hair or brown coloring.

Little brown one or brunette; refers to dark hair.

Brown battle or dark warrior; Germanic name from elements meaning brown and battle.

An English surname meaning son of Brun, used as a first name.

Strong and noble; historically associated with strength and leadership.

Variant of Bryan/Brynn, from Irish meaning high, noble, or strong.