Girl Names Starting With B

Foreign or strange; from the Latin barbarus.

Derived from Barbara, meaning 'foreign' or 'strange' in Greek. Represents someone from a foreign land.

Foreign or strange, derived from the Greek name Barbara.

Spring (the season); symbolizes renewal and new beginnings

Luck or fortune in Swahili.

Joy; happiness and delight.

Bailiff, steward

From a bailey or bailiff; outer wall of a castle. Modern spelling variant of Bailey.

Bailiff or administrator; from Scottish and English occupational surname tradition.

Magistrate or law enforcement officer. From the Scottish word bailie.

Bailiff or officer of law; from the Old French baile.

One who stammers or speaks with difficulty, derived from Latin balbus meaning stammering.

Bailiff or steward; one who manages estates or land.

Offering or sacrifice in Sanskrit; also references King Bali, a significant figure in Hindu mythology known for his devotion.

Voice, speech; Sanskrit word used as a given name

From Chinese, meaning 'treasure', 'precious', or 'valuable'; represents something cherished and important.

Arabic name meaning 'innocence' or 'purity,' carrying connotations of moral cleanness and clarity.

Foreign; stranger; the exotic one.

Rain; a symbol of life and renewal in Turkish and Kurdish culture.

Foreign or savage

Foreign or strange. Originally referred to those outside one's community.

Foreign or stranger, from Latin 'barbarus' meaning foreign.

Compound name: Barbara means 'foreign' (Greek), Jean means 'God's gracious gift' (Hebrew).

Foreign woman of grace; combines Barbara (foreign) with Ann (grace).

Foreign or stranger; from Greek barbaros, historically used to describe outsiders.

Foreign or strange; a diminutive form related to Barbara with the same classical origins.

Modern variant of Barbara, derived from Latin 'barbarus' meaning 'foreign' or 'strange'.

Stranger or foreign; from Latin barbarus

Related to Barbara, meaning foreign or strange

Foreign or strange; derived from Greek barbaros

Means excellent, virtuous, or pure; variant of Barira with Arabic roots.

Innocent and pure; a virtue name signifying spiritual innocence and moral purity.

Rain-bearing; bringing rain or prosperity

Blessing, grace, and abundance

Fair-haired or spear; Scottish name possibly from Barry or Barra, meaning spear or fair.

Possibly from Barbara (meaning 'strong, powerful') or Hebrew/Arabic origins

Regal or noble, or meaning kiss in Polish.

Feminine form of Basil; derived from Greek 'basileus' meaning 'king.'

Smile, a joyful expression of happiness

Daughter of the oath.

Yiddish and Hebrew name, possibly meaning 'daughter' or as a diminutive form.

Hebrew name meaning 'daughter of the oath,' symbolizing devotion and virtue.

Means 'virgin' in Arabic; also refers to Fatimah, daughter of Prophet Muhammad, who held this epithet.

Virgin or pure one; signifies chastity and purity in Islamic tradition.

Daughter of an oath; Hebrew biblical name, also known as Bathsheba

Hebrew name meaning 'daughter of God' (bat = daughter, Ya = God).

From Arabic 'bayan' meaning clarity, eloquence, or manifestation; symbolizes clear communication.

Beautiful, derived from Yiddish.

Steward or bailiff. A modern variation of the English surname Bailey.

From the English occupational surname meaning 'bailiff' or 'steward.'

From English origin, referring to 'bailiff' or 'steward.' Variant spelling of Bailey.

A bailiff or official; from the occupational surname Bailey.

Short form of Beatrice, derived from Latin 'beatus' meaning 'blessed' or 'happy.'

Blessed or happy, derived from Latin 'beatus'

She who brings happiness, blessed

She who brings happiness. From Latin 'beatus' meaning blessed or happy.

From Latin, meaning 'she who brings happiness' or 'blessed'.

She who brings happiness or blessed traveler

Variant of Beulah, from Hebrew 'B'ulah' meaning 'married,' 'taken,' or 'claimed.'

To bind. Short form of Rebecca.

To bind or join; a modern spelling of Rebecca from Hebrew roots.

To bind or captivate; one who enchants

To bind or captivating; from Hebrew Rebekah, symbolizes grace and devotion.

To bind; captivating and compelling.

To bind; captivating one. Derived from Rebecca.

From an English place name meaning a clearing in a meadow.

Old English name possibly related to 'Bede,' traditionally associated with prayer or 'one who prays.'

Yiddish name traditionally associated with beauty and elegance.

Associated with Scottish/Celtic mythology; related to the goddess of winter in ancient traditions.

Diminutive of Rebecca or Rebekah, from Hebrew meaning to bind or to join.

To bind, from the Hebrew name Rebecca, symbolizing devotion and connection.

One who binds; variant of Becky from Hebrew Rebecca

White. A name symbolizing purity, clarity, and brightness in Hungarian and Slavic traditions.

Possibly related to Balkis, the legendary Queen of Sheba in Islamic and Middle Eastern tradition; suggests royalty and wisdom

Beautiful, lovely

Beautiful woman in Italian; also a poisonous plant

A modern compound combining bella (beautiful) with grace (virtue), representing beauty and elegance.

Beautiful May; modern compound of Bella (beautiful) and Mae (variant of Mary).

Beautiful Mary; compound of Bella (beautiful) and Marie (Mary).

Beautiful friend, fine companion

Beautiful rose; compound name combining Italian bella and the flower rose.

Warrior woman; she who wages war, derived from Latin bellator meaning warrior.

Beautiful; embodying beauty and elegance

Bright and beautiful; from Germanic elements meaning fair or bright.

Ethiopian/Amharic origin name used in Ethiopian naming traditions.

Blessed; fortunate and favored.

Feminine form of Latin Benedictus, meaning blessed or worthy of blessing.

My son

Blessed; feminine form of Benedict from Latin benedictus.

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

Related to Benjamin, meaning son of the right hand.