Boy Names Starting With B

Variant of Brennan; Irish origin

Prince or descendant of Brendan; from Irish tradition suggesting nobility.

Welsh word meaning king, used as a given name.

Modern variant of Brennan, derived from Irish meaning 'sorrow' or 'teardrop'

Burnt clearing; variation of Brent from Old English 'brant'.

Settlement of the Brents; related to grassland or clearing

Variant of Brien or Brion; means noble.

A person from Brittany; geographical reference used as a given name.

From Brittany. English place-derived name relating to the Bretons.

One who brews beer or other beverages.

One who brews beer or ale; an occupational surname used as a given name.

Strong and noble, representing power and honor.

Derived from Brian, Irish name meaning 'noble' or 'high-born.' Associated with strength and honor.

Thorny bush, nature name

From Irish name Briain, meaning 'high' or 'noble'.

The sacred Braj region in Hindu tradition; associated with Lord Krishna and divine spirituality.

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.

From Britain or a person of British origin

Strong and noble; derived from the Irish name Brian.

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'

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

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.

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.

Variant of Briar, a thorny climbing plant symbolic of protection and resilience.

From a Scottish place name or surname

Variant of Brien or Bryan, derived from Irish Gaelic meaning strong, virtuous, or honorable.

One who breaks; from English/Welsh heritage.

Son of Brice, speckled, noble