Boy Names Starting With B

Benign or kind; represents compassion, gentleness, and goodness.

Son of the right hand; symbolizes favor, strength, and divine blessing.

Variant of Benjamin, Hebrew name meaning 'son of the right hand', symbolizing favor and strength.

Son of the right hand or son of my days. Symbolizes strength, wisdom, and being favored.

Son of the right hand; a variant of Benjamin.

Hebrew 'son of the right hand', symbolizing strength, favored status, and protection.

Son of the right hand.

Son of the right hand. Hebrew name symbolizing favor, strength, and divine blessing.

Short form of Benjamin, meaning 'son of the right hand.'

A nickname for Benjamin, meaning 'son of the right hand.' Represents blessing and good fortune.

Hebrew name meaning 'son of the right hand,' denoting a favored or blessed child.

Son of the right hand; a nickname for Benjamin derived from Hebrew ben (son) and jamin (right hand).

From Latin 'Benedictus,' meaning blessed or fortunate.

Blessed, little blessed one

Derived from Benedict, a Latin name meaning 'blessed' or 'well-spoken.' Symbolizes blessedness and eloquence.

Blessed; derived from Germanic roots meaning blessed or good.

From Latin 'benedictus' meaning 'blessed' or 'well-spoken'

Meadow with coarse grass

From a clearing where bent grass grows. Modern variant spelling of Bentley.

Hebrew name meaning 'son of Zion'; symbolizes connection to the holy land and spiritual heritage.

Son of God. A Hebrew biblical name combining ben (son) with El (God).

Hebrew form of Benjamin, meaning 'son of the right hand'.

Son of the right hand; represents happiness, fortune, and strength in Hebrew tradition.

Hebrew compound meaning 'son of Zion,' combining 'ben' (son) with 'Zion,' the sacred mountain in Jewish tradition.

Warrior or bear; Old English term for a strong warrior or one with bear-like qualities.

Bee-wolf; a warrior name symbolizing strength and bravery

Blessing; represents divine favor and good fortune.

Son of; Hebrew patronymic designation.

Bold bear. From Germanic roots combining strength and animal courage.

Mountain or dweller near mountains. Scandinavian nature-inspired name.

Strong, solid, or sturdy; Turkish origin conveying firmness and strength.

Birch wood, from English place name elements.

Bear; strong and protective

Jewish surname, possibly meaning 'man from Bermen' or derived from Germanic/Yiddish roots.

Derived from Barnabas, meaning 'son of consolation' or 'son of prophecy' in Greek.

Spanish surname used as given name, related to Bernard meaning 'strong as a bear'.

Italian form of Bernard, from Germanic 'bern' (bear) and 'hard' (brave), meaning 'brave bear.'

Brave bear. From Germanic 'bern' (bear) and 'hard' (brave, strong).

Strong as a bear, from Germanic 'bern' (bear) and 'hard' (strong).

Bold bear; strong and courageous, from German elements for bear and bold/hardy.

Bright ruler or famous ruler, from Old High German elements for bright and bold

Bright or shining; feminine form related to Bertrand.

Scandinavian name, possibly from Germanic elements meaning bright or famous.

Possibly derived from Germanic 'Bert' meaning 'bright' or 'famous,' with Germanic name elements.

A variant of Bert or Bertrand, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'bright' or 'shining.'

From Germanic elements meaning 'bright' and 'raven,' symbolizing wisdom and clarity.

Bright raven; from Germanic elements 'beraht' (bright) and 'raban' (raven)

Bright raven, famous warrior

Welsh name meaning 'fair fort' or 'blessed stronghold,' combining elements for 'fair' and 'hill/fort'.

Albanian name meaning 'loyal' or 'faithful,' from bes (faith) with suffix -nik.

Spanish diminutive of Alberto; from Germanic roots meaning noble and bright.

In the shadow of God; under God's protection and covering.

Beautiful ford; variant of Buford meaning a beautiful crossing or ford.

Welsh name meaning 'son of Evan' or related to 'young' in Welsh tradition.

Short form of Rebecca, from Hebrew meaning to bind or one who binds.

In the shadow of God; combines Hebrew betzal (shadow) with El (God), signifying divine protection.

In the shadow of God, signifying divine protection and guidance.

India; the land of the Bhara tribe.

Intelligent, radiant, or belonging to Bhrigu; a Sanskrit name with Vedic significance referring to wisdom.

Lord of existence; master of being

Expressive or emotionally aware; derived from Sanskrit word for feeling and emotion.

Grand, magnificent, splendid, or future; often indicating a promising or brilliant future.

Saint Blaise; derived from Latin Blasius, traditionally associated with protection and healing.

God is my strength; Catalan diminutive form of Gabriel.

Welcome, a blessing name expressing warm greeting and acceptance at birth.

Ancient, eternal, or noble. Represents timeless strength and dignity.

Arabic name meaning clear, pure, or to moisten; variant of Bilal.

Moisture, freshness, wetting

Damp, moist, or refreshing; variant spelling of Bilal.

Resolute protector, from the Germanic name William.

Resolute protector; a diminutive of William meaning 'will' combined with 'helmet' in Germanic tradition.

Settlement of the Byngas. An English surname derived from a place name.

Peace, or soldier/warrior depending on the character. Represents tranquility and strength.

Son of the right hand; blessed and favored.

Son of the right hand. A Hebrew variant of Benjamin, symbolizing strength and divine favor.

Life; from Greek bios.

From the birch tree; symbolizes beauty, growth, and new beginnings

Blessed, fortunate

Cheerful or happy.

Bishop's mark or boundary. From Germanic roots combining ecclesiastical authority with territorial designation.

Bear, warrior, brave one

Ruler of peace. Combines rule and peace.

Black or pale. From Old English, referring to dark coloring or fair complexion.

Plain, field, battlefield

Lisp, stammer, firebrand

Variant spelling of Blaise, from Latin Blasius, with possible connections to 'blaze' or 'flame.'

Fair-haired, dark, pale

White or pale. A French surname used as a given name.

From the bleak settlement

Related to Saint Blaise; possibly from Latin relating to stammering or blooming.

Modern variant of Blaze, meaning 'flame' or 'bright fire'; suggests energy and passion.

Precious, wave, elder brother

Swift and strong, from Hebrew roots meaning quickness and strength

Short form of Robert, from Germanic 'Hrodebert' meaning 'bright fame'.

Bright fame; variant of Bobby from Robert.

Bright fame; illustrious. Variant spelling of Bobby, diminutive of Robert.

Awakening, enlightenment

Awakening or enlightenment; related to Bodhi, the state of wisdom achieved by Buddha.

Refers to a sheltered dwelling or place of refuge.