| Name | Origin | meaning | Popularname |
|---|---|---|---|
| BAAKO | African | first born. | ----- |
| BABIRYE | African | two people first born of twin girls. | ----- |
| BADASHAN | Armenian | answer. | ----- |
| BADR | Arabic | full moon. | ----- |
| BADRIYAH | Arabic | early firstborn beautiful. | ----- |
| BAGMASTI | Armenian | consort of the deity Haldi. | ----- |
| BAHATI | African | good fortune luck. | ----- |
| BAHIGA | Arabic | joyous. | ----- |
| BAHIJA | Arabic | joyous. | ----- |
| BAHILU | Arabic | the queen of Idilu. | ----- |
| BAHIYYA | Arabic | beautiful or emptiness . | ----- |
| BAHU | Akkadian | lady of death Gula. | ----- |
| BAILU | Arabic | the queen of Ikhilu. | ----- |
| BAMIDELE | African | bring me home. | ----- |
| BAPOTO | African | disturbance noise. | ----- |
| BARBARY | Anglo Saxon | stranger. | ----- |
| BASIMA | Arabic | a smile. | ----- |
| BASIRA | Arabic | seer. | ----- |
| BASMA | Arabic | a smile. | ----- |
| BATUL | Arabic | virgin. | ----- |
| BEBBA | Anglo Saxon | Gods oath. | ----- |
| BELAKANE | African | concubine . | ----- |
| BELAKANE | Arthurian | pelican or concubine. | ----- |
| BELIT | Assyrian | the lady par excellence. | ----- |
| BENAT ALLAH | Arabic | daughters of God. | ----- |
| BERJOUHI | Armenian | from Berjou . | ----- |
| BESA | Albanian | oath. | ----- |
| BESIANA | Albanian | oath. | ----- |
| BESJANA | Albanian | oath. | ----- |
| BILIT | Assyrian | the lady The Mother of the Gods. | ----- |
| BLANCHEFLEUR | Arthurian | white flower. | ----- |
| BLANCHEFLOR | Arthurian | white flower. | ----- |
| BLANCHEFLOUR | Arthurian | white flower. | ----- |
| BLERINA | Albanian | green. | ----- |
| BLERTA | Albanian | green. | ----- |
| BLESSING | African | blessing. | ----- |
| BOHLALE | African | wisdom. | ----- |
| BOIPELO | African | proud. | ----- |
| BOITUMELO | African | joy. | ----- |
| BOLADE | African | honor arrives. | ----- |
| BOLAH | African | cows tail. | ----- |
| BOLANILE | African | the honor of this house. | ----- |
| BORA | Albanian | snow. | ----- |
| BORAK | Arabic | lightning. | ----- |
| BRANGAINE | Arthurian | a servant of Isolt. | ----- |
| BRANWEN | Arthurian | bosom white white breast. | ----- |
| BRENGWAIN | Arthurian | bosom white white breast. | ----- |
| BRONWEN | Arthurian | bosom white white breast. | ----- |
| BUDUR | Arabic | full moons. | ----- |
| BUKUROSHE | Albanian | babe. | ----- |
| BURBUQE | Albanian | bud. | ----- |
| BAU | Babylonian | a goddess of abundance consort to Nin girsu. | ----- |
| BELATSUNAT | Babylonian | an early queen of Babylonia. | ----- |
| BELILI | Babylonian | consort to Alala sister of Tammuz. | ----- |
| BELIT | Babylonian | the lady par excellence. | ----- |
| BELTIS | Babylonian | the lady par excellence. | ----- |
| BILIT | Babylonian | TAAUTH Mother of the Gods. | ----- |
| BEREZI | Basque | the best. | ----- |
| BIHOTZ | Basque | cheer heart. | ----- |
| BILJANA | Bulgarian | herb. | ----- |
| BILYANA | Bulgarian | herb. | ----- |
| BISERA | Bulgarian | beads or pearls. | ----- |
| BOGOMILA | Bulgarian | beloved of God or Lord have mercy. | ----- |
| BORISLAVA | Bulgarian | take glory. | ----- |
| BOYANA | Bulgarian | battle or lord. | ----- |
| BOADICEA | Celtic | victory. | ----- |
| BOUDICA | Celtic | victory. | ----- |
| BOUDICCA | Celtic | victory. | ----- |
| BRIGANTIA | Celtic | valor. | ----- |
| BUDUICA | Celtic | victory. | ----- |
| BLANDINA | Chamoru/Chamorro | polite speaker. | ----- |
| BAOZHAI | Chinese | stockade of treasures. | ----- |
| BIYU | Chinese | jasper the precious stone. | ----- |
| BISERA | Croatian | beads or pearls. | ----- |
| BOENA | Croatian | divine gift. | ----- |
| BARA | Czech | stranger. | ----- |
| BARBORA | Czech | stranger. | ----- |
| BARINKA | Czech | stranger. | ----- |
| BARUNKA | Czech | stranger. | ----- |
| BARUKA | Czech | stranger. | ----- |
| BLANKA | Czech | white. | ----- |
| BOHDANA | Czech | God s gift. | ----- |
| BOHUMILA | Czech | beloved of God or Lord have mercy. | ----- |
| BOHUSLAVA | Czech | the glory of God. | ----- |
| BORA | Czech | stranger. | ----- |
| BOENA | Czech | divine gift. | ----- |
| BRANISLAVA | Czech | glorious protector. | ----- |
| BELINDE | Danish | very beautiful or beautiful snake. | ----- |
| BERGLIOT | Danish | mountain ugly. | ----- |
| BIRGITA | Danish | strength. | ----- |
| BIRGITTE | Danish | strength. | ----- |
| BIRTE | Danish | strength. | ----- |
| BABMOUTH | Egyptian | the mother of Psenio. | ----- |
| BAKAT | Egyptian | wife of Nehara. | ----- |
| BAKRANS | Egyptian | an Egyptian lady of the family of Bakenranf. | ----- |
| BAKURNRO | Egyptian | the wife of King Amenmeses. | ----- |
| BANTANATH | Egyptian | daughter of Anaitis. | ----- |
| BAST | Egyptian | impulse motion. | ----- |
| BASTET | Egyptian | the Bastite. | ----- |
| BATAANTA | Egyptian | Bantanath. | ----- |
| BEKTAMUN | Egyptian | the daughter of an unidentified king. | ----- |
| BEKTATEN | Egyptian | a daughter of Amenhotep IV. | ----- |
| BEKTENHAK | Egyptian | servant of the King. | ----- |
| BEKTMUT | Egyptian | a daughter of Rameses II. | ----- |
| BEKTUERNURO | Egyptian | the wife of Amenmeses. | ----- |
| BENEMBA | Egyptian | the wife of Tahutnefer. | ----- |
| BENKAEI | Egyptian | the wife of Amenemhet. | ----- |
| BENNEKHEB | Egyptian | a worshipper of Sebek. | ----- |
| BENTARESH | Egyptian | the younger daughter of the king of Bakhtan. | ----- |
| BENTMUT | Egyptian | a sister of Amenhotep IV. | ----- |
| BENTRES | Egyptian | the earlier name of princess Ranofru. | ----- |
| BENTRESHPU | Egyptian | an Egyptian name of Syrian origin. | ----- |
| BERENICE | Egyptian | bringing victory. | ----- |
| BITHIAH | Egyptian | daughter of Jehovah. | ----- |
| BUBASTIS | Egyptian | Bast. | ----- |
| BUTO | Egyptian | an Egyptian goddess. | ----- |
| BAB | English | English pet form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BABE | English | English pet form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. Compare with masculine Babe. | ----- |
| BABETTE | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BABS | English | English pet form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BAILEE | English | Feminine variant spelling of English unisex Bailey meaning bailiff. | ----- |
| BAILEY | English | English occupational surname transferred to unisex forename use meaning bailiff. | ----- |
| BAILIE | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Bailey meaning bailiff. | ----- |
| BAILY | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Bailey meaning bailiff. | ----- |
| BAMBI | English | English unisex name derived from the Italian word bambino meaning child. | ----- |
| BAMBIE | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Bambi meaning child. | ----- |
| BARB | English | English short form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BARBARA | English | Greek name derived from the feminine form of the word barbaros once used to refer to the unintelligible chatter of foreigners which sounded like bar bar to the Greeks hence foreign strange. | ----- |
| BARBARY | English | Medieval English form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BARBIE | English | English pet form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BARBRA | English | English contracted form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BASEMATH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Bosmath meaning spice or sweet smelling. | ----- |
| BASHEMATH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Bosmath meaning spice or sweet smelling. | ----- |
| BASMATH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Bosmath meaning spice or sweet smelling. In the bible this is the name of a wife of Esau and a daughter of Solomon. | ----- |
| BAYLEE | English | Feminine variant spelling of English unisex Bailey meaning bailiff. | ----- |
| BEA | English | Short form of English Beatrix meaning voyager through life . | ----- |
| BEATIE | English | Pet form of English Beatrix meaning voyager through life . | ----- |
| BEATRICEItalian | English | form of Latin Viatrix meaning voyager through life . | ----- |
| BEATRIX | English | English form of Latin Viatrix meaning voyager through life . | ----- |
| BECCA | English | Short form of English Rebecca meaning ensnarer. | ----- |
| BECCI | English | Pet form of English Rebecca meaning ensnarer. | ----- |
| BECKA | English | Short form of English Rebecka meaning ensnarer. | ----- |
| BECKAH | English | Short form of English Rebeckah meaning ensnarer. | ----- |
| BECKY | English | Pet form of English Rebecka meaning ensnarer. | ----- |
| BEE | English | Pet form of English Beatrix meaning voyager through life . | ----- |
| BEKKI | English | Variant spelling of English Becky meaning ensnarer. | ----- |
| BELINDA | English | Possibly a contracted form of Old High German Betlinde meaning bright serpent or bright linden tree. | ----- |
| BELITA | English | English name composed of Latin bella beautiful and a diminutive suffix hence little beauty. | ----- |
| BELL | English | Variant spelling of English Belle meaning beautiful. | ----- |
| BELLE | English | English name derived from the French vocabulary word for beautiful. It is often used in compound names sometimes in the abbreviated form NAME | ----- |
| BELLINDA | English | English variant spelling of German Belinda meaning bright serpent or bright linden tree. | ----- |
| BELPHOEBE | English | English literary name from Spencer s Faerie Queene compounded of the Latin bella beautiful and Phoebe shining one hence beautiful shining one. | ----- |
| BELYNDA | English | English variant spelling of German Belinda meaning bright serpent or bright linden tree. | ----- |
| BENEDICTA | English | Feminine form of Latin Benedictus meaning blessed. | ----- |
| BENJAMINA | English | Feminine form of English Benjamin meaning blessed. | ----- |
| BERENICE | English | Latin form of Macedonian Greek Berenike meaning bringer of victory. In the bible this is the name of the eldest daughter of Herod Agrippa. | ----- |
| BERLIN | English | From the German city name of uncertain etymology possibly related to the Old Polabian stem berl meaning swamp. | ----- |
| BERNADETTE | English | Contracted form of French Bernardette meaning bold as a bear. | ----- |
| BERNADINE | English | Contracted form of French Bernardine meaning bold as a bear. | ----- |
| BERNICE | English | Latin form of Greek Bernike meaning bringer of victory. In the bible this is the name of the eldest daughter of Herod Agrippa. This is the form used in the Authorized Version. | ----- |
| BERNIECE | English | English variant spelling of Latin Bernice meaning bringer of victory. | ----- |
| BERRY | English | English name derived from the vocabulary word meaning simply berry.Compare with masculine Berry. | ----- |
| BERTA | English | Czech and Polish form of German Bertha meaning bright. | ----- |
| BERTHA | English | Old German name derived from the word berht meaning bright. | ----- |
| BERTIE | English | English pet form of German Bertha meaning bright.Compare with masculine Bertie. | ----- |
| BERTRED | English | Middle English form of Anglo Saxon Beorhtraed meaning bright counsel. | ----- |
| BERYLEnglish | English | gem name meaning beryl, from Greek beryllos a word applied to all green gemstones. | ----- |
| BESS | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BESSIE | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BESSY | English | Variant spelling of English Bessie a pet form of Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BET | English | Short form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BETA | English | English name derived from the second letter of the Greek alphabet beta related to Hebrew bet meaning house. | ----- |
| BETH | English | Short form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BETHANIE | English | English form of Greek Bethania meaning house of dates or house of misery. | ----- |
| BETHANY | English | Anglicized form of Greek Bethania meaning house of dates or house of misery. In the bible this is the name of a place near Jerusalem where Jesus stayed during the Holy Week. | ----- |
| BETHEL | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Beth El meaning house of God. In the bible this is the name of an ancient city of the Canaanites later of the Benjamites. | ----- |
| BETHNEY | English | Variant spelling of English Bethany meaning house of dates or house of misery. | ----- |
| BETONY | English | Name of a plant of the mint family once popular in herbal medicine occasionally used as a forename. It is also called woundwort and lousewort. It is said to possibly derive from Celtic bew head and ton good, because it is good for complaints of the head. Pliny said that the original name of this plant was Vettonica from the Vettones an ancient Iberian tribe. | ----- |
| BETSY | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BETTE | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BETTIE | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BETTINAElaborated | English | form of English Betty meaning God is my oath. Compare with another form of Bettina. | ----- |
| BETTY | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BETTYE | English | Variant spelling of English Betty meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BEULAH | English | A derivative of Hebrew Ba al to marry to be lord master possessor meaning she who is married.In the bible this is an allegorical name for the land of Israel. | ----- |
| BEVERLYEnglish | English | surname transferred to forename use derived from the name of a place in Humberside composed of the Old English elements beofor beaver and leac stream, hence beaver stream. The masculine form of the name is spelled with an extra e Beverley. | ----- |
| BEVIN | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Beibhinn meaning fair lady. | ----- |
| BIBI | English | From a French word used as a term of endearment meaning bauble, toy. | ----- |
| BIDDYPet | English | form of English Bridget meaning exalted one. It was rarely used after it acquired the negative connotation old biddy.Compare with another form of Biddy. | ----- |
| BIJOU | English | English name derived from the French word bijou meaning jewel. | ----- |
| BILLIE | English | Feminine form of English Billy meaning will helmet. | ----- |
| BINDY | English | English pet form of German Belinda possibly meaning bright serpent or bright linden tree. | ----- |
| BITHIA | English | Variant spelling of English Bithiah meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BITHIAH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Bithyah meaning daughter of God. In the bible this is the name of a daughter of Pharoah. | ----- |
| BLAIR | English | Scottish unisex name derived from any of a number of places in Scotland called Blair derived from the Gaelic word blar meaning field, plain, most often referring to a battlefield. | ----- |
| BLANCH | English | English variant spelling of French Blanche meaning white. | ----- |
| BLANDA | English | English name derived from Latin blanda meaning cherishing. | ----- |
| BLANID | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Blathnat meaning little flower. | ----- |
| BLESSING | English | Old English name meaning consecration. | ----- |
| BLISS | English | Old English unisex name derived from the word bliss meaning joy happiness. | ----- |
| BLONDIE | English | English byname transferred to forename use meaning blonde. | ----- |
| BLOSSOM | English | 19th century pet name derived from Old English blostm meaning flowers on a fruit tree or ornamental tree . | ----- |
| BLUEBELL | English | American flower name popular in the 19th century but rarely used today. | ----- |
| BLYTHE | English | Old English surname transferred to unisex forename use derived from the word blioe meaning cheerful, happy. | ----- |
| BOBBI | English | Unisex pet form of English Robert and Roberta meaning bright fame. | ----- |
| BOBBIE | English | Pet form of English Roberta meaning bright fame. | ----- |
| BONDUCA | English | English variant form of Celtic Boudica meaning victory. | ----- |
| BONITA | English | Spanish name meaning pretty. | ----- |
| BONNIE | English | English name derived from the Scottish word bonnie pretty. | ----- |
| BONNY | English | Variant spelling of English Bonnie meaning both good and pretty. | ----- |
| BRADY | English | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use derived from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Bradaigh meaning descendant of Bradach, hence large chested. | ----- |
| BRAIDY | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Brady meaning broad chested. | ----- |
| BRANDE | English | Variant spelling of English Brandy meaning simply brandy. | ----- |
| BRANDI | English | Variant spelling of English Brandy meaning simply brandy. | ----- |
| BRANDIE | English | Variant spelling of English Brandy meaning simply brandy. | ----- |
| BRANDY | English | English name derived from the name of the liquor popular in America in the 1970s and 80s. | ----- |
| BREANA | English | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BREANN | English | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BREANNA | English | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BREANNE | English | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BREDA | English | Variant spelling of English Breeda meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BREE | English | English form of Irish Brigh meaning force, strength. | ----- |
| BREEDA | English | Anglicized form of Irish Brid meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRENDAOld | English | Irish and Scottish name believed to be of Scandinavian origin from Old Norse brandr meaning sword. | ----- |
| BRENNA | English | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRETT | English | English unisex name meaning a Breton. | ----- |
| BRIANNA | English | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRIAR | English | English unisex name derived from the plant name briar from Old English brer meaning prickly bush. | ----- |
| BRIDGET | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Brighid meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIDGETTE | English | Variant spelling of English Bridget meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIELLE | English | English short form of French Gabrielle meaning man of God or warrior of God. | ----- |
| BRIER | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Briar meaning briar plant. | ----- |
| BRIONY | English | Variant spelling of English Bryony meaning to grow, sprout, swell. | ----- |
| BRITANNIA | English | Latin name for the personification of the British Empire meaning Britain. | ----- |
| BRITNEY | English | Variant spelling of English Brittany meaning Little Britain. | ----- |
| BRITT | English | Pet form of English Brittany meaning little Britain. | ----- |
| BRITTA | English | Pet form of English Brittany meaning little Britain. | ----- |
| BRITTANI | English | Variant spelling of English Brittany meaning little Britain. | ----- |
| BRITTANIA | English | Variant spelling of Latin Britannia meaning Britain. | ----- |
| BRITTANY | English | In the 4th century Romano British tribes from across the English Channel began to settle in a northwestern region of France. Their numbers increased as raiding and settling by Anglo Saxon invaders in Britain increased. The French named the region where the Briton immigrants settled Bretagne Brittany in English meaning little Britain. | ----- |
| BRITTNEY | English | Variant spelling of English Brittany meaning little Britain. | ----- |
| BRITTNY | English | Variant spelling of English Brittany meaning little Britain. | ----- |
| BROGAN | English | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Brogain meaning descendant of Brogan, hence little shoe. | ----- |
| BRONTE | English | Altered form of Irish Prunty a form of Gaelic Proinntigh meaning descendant of Proinnteach, a personal name that was originally a byname meaning banquet hall denoting a generous person . In Prunty s altered form Bronte the name is identical to the Sicilian place name and the name of a mythological horse of the Sun meaning thunder. But Prunty was probably purposely altered to Bronte by bearers of the name who admired Lord Nelson who was awarded the title of Duke of Bronte in 1799 by Ferdinand King of the Two Sicilies. | ----- |
| BROOKEnglish | English | surname transferred to unisex forename use from Old English broc meaning brook, stream. | ----- |
| BROOKE | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Brook meaning brook, stream. | ----- |
| BROOKLYN | English | English compound name composed of Brook brook, stream and Lyn lake. | ----- |
| BRYANA | English | English feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRYANNA | English | English feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRYANNE | English | English feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRYONY | English | English name derived from the flower name a tendril climbing perennial herb plant. Some species are used medicinally. The name derives from Latin bryonia from Greek bryo meaning to grow, sprout, swell. | ----- |
| BUFFY | English | Pet form of English Elizabeth meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BUNNY | English | English pet form of Latin Berenice meaning bringer of victory. | ----- |
| BUNTY | English | English name probably derived from an old nursery rhyme about baby bunting. | ----- |
| BURGUNDY | English | English name derived from the wine name from the name of a place in France which got its name from Latin Burgundiones literally meaning highlanders. May also sometimes be given as a color name. | ----- |
| BRAVA | Esperanto | Esperanto name meaning brave. | ----- |
| BEARNAS | Misc. Gaelic | Scottish Gaelic form of Latin Berenice meaning bringer of victory. | ----- |
| BLAANID | Misc. Gaelic | Manx form of Irish Gaelic Blaithin meaning little flower. | ----- |
| BLAITHIN | Misc. Gaelic | Irish name derived from the Gaelic word blath flower with added diminutive suffix meaning little flower. | ----- |
| BLATHNAID | Misc. Gaelic | Variant form of Irish Gaelic Blathnat meaning little flower. | ----- |
| BLATHNAT | Misc. Gaelic | Irish Gaelic name meaning little flower. In mythology this is the name of a maiden who loved Cuchulainn the hero of Ulster. | ----- |
| BRID | Misc. Gaelic | Pet form of Irish Gaelic Brighid meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIDIN | Misc. Gaelic | Diminutive form of Irish Gaelic Brid meaning little exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIGH | Misc. Gaelic | Short form of Irish Gaelic Brighid meaning force, strength. | ----- |
| BRIGHID | Misc. Gaelic | Irish derived from Gaelic brigh meaning force, strength. In Celtic mythology this is the name of a goddess the daughter of Dagda one of the Tuatha De Danann. She is also known by the Gaulish name Brigindos meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRONACH | Misc. Gaelic | Irish name derived from the Gaelic word brin meaning sorrow. | ----- |
| BRONAGH | Misc. Gaelic | Variant spelling of Irish Bronach meaning sorrow. | ----- |
| BRONTE | Misc. Gaelic | Altered form of Irish Prunty a form of Gaelic Proinntigh meaning descendant of Proinnteach, a personal name that was originally a byname meaning banquet hall denoting a generous person . In Prunty s altered form Bronte the name is identical to the Sicilian place name and the name of a mythological horse of the Sun meaning thunder. But Prunty was probably purposely altered to Bronte by bearers of the name who admired Lord Nelson who was awarded the title of Duke of Bronte in 1799 by Ferdinand King of the Two Sicilies. | ----- |
| BALDHILD | German | Old High German name composed of the elements bald bold, brave and hild battle, hence bold battle. | ----- |
| BALTHILD | German | Variant spelling of Old High German Baldhild meaning bold battle. | ----- |
| BRBEL | German | German form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BATHILD | German | Old High German name composed of the elements batu fight, thrust and hild battle, hence fight battle. | ----- |
| BATHILDA | German | Variant spelling of Old High German Bathild meaning fight battle. | ----- |
| BATHILDE | German | Variant spelling of Old High German Bathild meaning fight battle. | ----- |
| BATHILDIS | German | Latinized form of Old High German Bathild meaning fight battle. | ----- |
| BEATE | German | German name derived from Latin beatus meaning blessed. | ----- |
| BELAKANE | German | In the German Arthurian epic poem Parzival this is the name of Percival s stepmother an African queen and mother of Feirefiz Percival s mulatto half brother. | ----- |
| BELINDA | German | Possibly a contracted form of Old High German Betlinde meaning bright serpent or bright linden tree. | ----- |
| BERLIN | German | From the German city name of uncertain etymology possibly related to the Old Polabian stem berl meaning swamp. | ----- |
| BERTHA | German | Old German name derived from the word berht meaning bright. | ----- |
| BERTILDA | German | Old German name composed of the elements berht bright and hild battle, hence bright battle maid. | ----- |
| BETLINDE | German | Old High German name composed of the elements beraht bright, shining and lint serpent or linta linden tree, hence bright serpent or bright linden tree. | ----- |
| BRIGITTE | German | French and German form of Irish Gaelic Brighid meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRUNA | German | Feminine form of German Bruno meaning brown. | ----- |
| BRUNHILD | German | Old High German form of Old Norse Brynhildr meaning armored warrior woman. | ----- |
| BRUNNHILDE | German | Variant form of Old High German Brunhild meaning armored warrior woman. | ----- |
| BRENHILDA | Gothic/Visigothic/Ostrogothic | breast plated battle maid. | ----- |
| BRUNICHILD | Gothic/Visigothic/Ostrogothic | breast plated battle maid. | ----- |
| BRUNIHILD | Gothic/Visigothic/Ostrogothic | breast plated battle maid. | ----- |
| BARBARA | Greek | Greek name derived from the feminine form of the word barbaros once used to refer to the unintelligible chatter of foreigners which sounded like bar bar to the Greeks hence foreign strange. | ----- |
| BAUKIS | Greek | Greek name of unknown meaning. In mythology this is the name of the wife of Philemon. They were the only couple in Tyana who were hospitable to the disguised gods Zeus and Hermes. | ----- |
| BERENIKE | Greek | Macedonian form of Greek Pherenike meaning bringer of victory. In the bible this is the name of the eldest daughter of Herod Agrippa. | ----- |
| BETHANIA | Greek | Greek name derived from Aramaic beth anya Hebrew bet t eina meaning house of dates or house of misery. In the bible this is the name of a place near Jerusalem where Jesus stayed during the Holy Week. | ----- |
| BETHESDA | Greek | Greek name of Aramaic origin meaning flowing water or house of mercy. In the bible this is the name of a pool near the sheep gate at Jerusalem the waters of which had curative powers. | ----- |
| BETHZATHA | Greek | Greek name of uncertain origin. It may be from the Aramaic meaning house of olives. Or it may be an altered form of Greek Bethesda meaning flowing water or house of mercy. | ----- |
| BARA | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning to choose. | ----- |
| BARRA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bara meaning to choose. Compare with masculine Barra. | ----- |
| BASIAVariant | Hebrew | spelling of Hebrew Basya meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BASMA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bosma meaning perfumed. | ----- |
| BASMAT | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bosmat meaning spice or sweet smelling. | ----- |
| BASYA | Hebrew | Ashkenazic form of Hebrew Batya meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BAT EL | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BATH SHEBA | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning daughter of the oath. In the bible this is the name of a wife of Uriah then later King David and mother of Solomon. Also spelled Bat Sheva Bathsheba and Bathsheva. | ----- |
| BATHSHEBA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bath Sheba meaning daughter of the oath. In the bible this is the name of a wife of King David and mother of Solomon. | ----- |
| BATHSHEVA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bath Sheba meaning daughter of the oath. | ----- |
| BATH SHUA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bath Shuwa meaning daughter of wealth. | ----- |
| BATH SHUWA | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning daughter of wealth. In the bible this is another name Bath Sheba is known by. | ----- |
| BATSHEBA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bathsheba meaning daughter of the oath. | ----- |
| BAT SHEVA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bath Sheba meaning daughter of the oath. | ----- |
| BATYA | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BATYAH | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Batya meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BERURA | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning clean, pure. | ----- |
| BETH EL | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Beyth El meaning house of God. In the bible this is the name of an ancient city of the Canaanites later of the Benjamites. | ----- |
| BEULA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Beulah meaning she who is married. | ----- |
| BEULAH | Hebrew | A derivative of Hebrew Ba al to marry to be lord master possessor meaning she who is married.In the bible this is an allegorical name for the land of Israel. | ----- |
| BEYTH EL | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning house of God. In the bible this is the name of an ancient city of the Canaanites later of the Benjamites. | ----- |
| BILHAH | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning weak, troubled, old. In the bible this is the name of Rachel s handmaid whom she gave to Jacob as a concubine. | ----- |
| BINA | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning intelligence, wisdom. | ----- |
| BINAH | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bina meaning intelligence, wisdom. | ----- |
| BITHYAH | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning daughter of God. In the bible this is the name of a daughter of Pharoah. | ----- |
| BITYA | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bityah meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BITYAH | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bithyah meaning daughter of God. | ----- |
| BOSMA | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning perfumed. | ----- |
| BOSMAT | Hebrew | Variant spelling of Hebrew Bosmath meaning spice or sweet smelling. | ----- |
| BOSMATH | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning spice or sweet smelling. In the bible this is the name of a wife of Esau and a daughter of Solomon. | ----- |
| BEATA | Hungarian | Hungarian name derived from Latin beatus meaning blessed. | ----- |
| BERNADETT | Hungarian | Feminine form of Hungarian Bernat meaning bold as a bear. | ----- |
| BIANKA | Hungarian | Hungarian form of French Blanche meaning white. | ----- |
| BORBALA | Hungarian | Hungarian form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BOZSI | Hungarian | Pet form of Hungarian Erzsebet meaning God is my oath. | ----- |
| BARBARA | Icelandic | Icelandic form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BJORGHILDUR | Icelandic | Icelandic form of Old Norse Borghildr meaning helping battle maid. | ----- |
| BRYNHILDUR | Icelandic | Icelandic form of Old Norse Brynhildr meaning armored warrior woman. | ----- |
| BANU | Persian/Avestan/Iranian | Persian name meaning lady. | ----- |
| BAIBIN | Irish | Pet form of Irish Bairbre meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BAIRBRE | Irish | Irish form of Greek Barbara meaning foreign strange. | ----- |
| BEBHINN | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Beibhinn meaning fair lady. | ----- |
| BEBHIONN | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Beibhinn meaning fair lady. | ----- |
| BEBINN | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Beibhinn meaning fair lady. | ----- |
| BEIBHINN | Irish | Irish name meaning fair lady. | ----- |
| BIDDYPet | Irish | form of Irish Bride meaning exalted one. Compare with another form of Biddy. | ----- |
| BLAITHIN | Irish | Irish name derived from the word blath flower with added diminutive suffix meaning little flower. | ----- |
| BLATHNAID | Irish | Variant form of Irish Gaelic Blathnat meaning little flower. | ----- |
| BLATHNAT | Irish | Irish Gaelic name meaning little flower. In mythology this is the name of a maiden who loved Cuchulainn the hero of Ulster. | ----- |
| BREANA | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BREANN | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BREANNA | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BREANNE | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRENDAOld | Irish | Irish and Scottish name believed to be of Scandinavian origin from Old Norse brandr meaning sword. | ----- |
| BRENNA | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRIANA | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRIANNA | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRIANNE | Irish | Feminine form of Irish Brian meaning high hill. | ----- |
| BRID | Irish | Pet form of Irish Gaelic Brighid meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIDE | Irish | Modern form of Irish Brid meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIDIE | Irish | Pet form of Irish Bride meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIDIN | Irish | Diminutive form of Irish Gaelic Brid meaning little exalted one. | ----- |
| BRIGH | Irish | Short form of Irish Gaelic Brighid meaning force, strength. | ----- |
| BRIGHID | Irish | Irish derived from Gaelic brigh meaning force, strength. In Celtic mythology this is the name of a goddess the daughter of Dagda one of the Tuatha De Danann. She is also known by the Gaulish name Brigindos meaning exalted one. | ----- |
| BROGAN | Irish | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Brogain meaning descendant of Brogan, hence little shoe. | ----- |
| BRONACH | Irish | Irish name derived from the Gaelic word brin meaning sorrow. | ----- |
| BRONAGH | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Bronach meaning sorrow. | ----- |
| BRONTE | Irish | Altered form of Irish Prunty a form of Gaelic Proinntigh meaning descendant of Proinnteach, a personal name that was originally a byname meaning banquet hall denoting a generous person . In Prunty s altered form Bronte the name is identical to the Sicilian place name and the name of a mythological horse of the Sun meaning thunder. But Prunty was probably purposely altered to Bronte by bearers of the name who admired Lord Nelson who was awarded the title of Duke of Bronte in 1799 by Ferdinand King of the Two Sicilies. | ----- |
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