Boy Names Starting With B

Slavic name meaning 'gift from God,' derived from 'Bog' (God) and 'dan' (given).

Gift from God. Ukrainian form of Bogdan, combining 'boh' (God) and 'dan' (gift).

Awakening or enlightenment, from Sanskrit referring to spiritual awakening.

Awakening or enlightenment; from Sanskrit relating to spiritual awakening and wisdom.

Great, bold glory

From Old Polish elements meaning 'great' (bole-) and 'glory' (slaw). Represents strength and honor.

Spanish place name and surname of historical significance in South American liberation.

Born into greatness and wealth; represents honor and prosperity.

One who does good; derived from Latin words meaning 'good' and 'to do'.

Good maker or one who does good; from Latin 'bonus' (good) and 'facere' (to do).

Fighter, warrior, fame, glory

Derived from Borgia, a prominent Italian noble family name historically associated with political power and influence.

Blessed

Forest or wooded area; Italian/Spanish term for a woodland.

Modern variant of Boston, a place name used as a given name.

Fair-haired; derived from Gaelic origins similar to Bowen.

From the curved valley or hill; an English place name used as a given name.

Scottish surname, origin unclear; made famous by David Bowie

An archer or one who uses a bow as a weapon.

Fighter or warrior, one who fights with passion

A large fern plant. Represents nature and wilderness.

Gaelic word meaning 'salmon'; symbolizes strength, wisdom, and transformation.

Variant spelling of Brad, derived from Bradley meaning broad field or meadow

Broad or wide; from Irish meaning a spacious person.

Broad meadow; variant spelling of Bradley combining broad field imagery.

Broad meadow; one from a wide, open field.

Spirited one, broad meadow

Hillside, a Scottish geographical term used as a name

Broad, wide. Irish and Scottish origin.

Broad valley; from Scottish 'brae' (hillside) combined with modern suffix

Variant of Ibrahim/Abraham, meaning 'father of multitudes.'

Father of many nations; a powerful, protective figure.

Noble; high. Variant spelling of Brian with Irish and Celtic origins.

Modern variant of Braden, from Celtic origin meaning 'broad hillside.'

Short form of Abraham, meaning 'father of many nations' in Hebrew.

Welsh name meaning 'raven.' In Celtic mythology, Bran is a legendary king and symbol of wisdom.

Related to Brandon; from Old German 'brant' meaning torch or firebrand.

Beacon hill or sword. Symbolizes guidance, strength, and nobility.

Derived from a place name meaning beacon hill or sword in Old English.

Derived from Slavic roots, likely related to 'braniti' meaning to defend or protect.

Irish/Scottish surname used as given name; relates to raven.

Descendant of Brannán; Irish surname used as a given name.

Firebrand's meadow

From English place name elements meaning steep and town. A surname used as a first name.

German surname meaning 'brown', traditionally referring to hair or complexion

English origin meaning 'Brock's settlement,' where 'brock' refers to badger.

Brock's settlement

Settlement called Bracton; derived from an English place name.

Badger's settlement; from the Old English 'Brock's town' where brock means badger.

From the broad valley. Variant of Braden from Old English.

Broad hillside. Variant of Brayden.

Modern variant of Bryan or Brayan, from Irish origin meaning 'noble' or 'high.'

Noble or strong; derived from Brian, an Irish name.

Broad town; broad meadow. English place name adopted as a given name.

Arms, referring to limbs or branches.

Prince; from the Gaelic elements suggesting a noble ruler.

Speckled; marked with spots or flecks.

Freckled or speckled; Scottish name derived from 'breac' meaning marked with spots.

Freckled; modern variant meaning 'speckled' or 'freckled'.