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Western africa Western samoan Wimer Winnebago Xhosa Yao Yiddish Yiddish / teutonic Yoruba Yusel Zezuru Zimbabwean Zulu Zuni                   Baasu   Prosperous   Male   Basu   Hindi Babar   Lion   Male   N/A   Hindi Badar   Full moon.   Male   Badr, Badru   Arabic Baden   To bathe.   Male   Badan, Bade, Badin, Badon   German Badhur   Born at the full moon.   Male   Badhir   Arabic Badrick   Axe ruler.   Male   Badric, Badrik, Badryc, Badryck   Old english Baez   Boar.   Male   N/A   Welsh Baha   Brilliant.   Male   N/A   Arabic Bahir   Dazzling, bright.   Male   Bahur   Arabic Bahram   Ancient king.   Male   Bairam   Persian Bailey   Bailiff, steward, sherriff's officer; from the outer castle wall meadow.   Male   Bail, Baili, Bailie, Bailea   Old french, middle english Bain   Fair-haired   Male   Baenbridge, Baenebridge, Bbainbridge, Baine   Irish Bainbridge   Bridge over white water   Male   Baenbridge, Baenebridge, Bainebridge, Baynbridge   Old english Baird   The minstrel. singer of ballads.   Male   Bairde, Bard, Barde, Bayrd   Irish, gaelic Bais   Awakens.   Male   Bays   Arabic Bakari   Promise of nobility.   Male   Bakarie, Bakary   Swahili Baker   Baker of bread.   Male   N/A   Old english Bakr   Camel   Male   N/A   Arabic Bal   Hair; war council.   Male   N/A   Gypsy, persian Bala   Child   Male   N/A   Hindi Bala-rama   Elder brother.   Male   N/A   Sanskrit Balbo   Indistinct speaker.   Male   Bailby (french), Balbi (italian), Balbie, Balby   Latin Baldemar   Famous, bold prince.   Male   Baldur (norse), Baldmar, Baldmare, Baumer (french)   Teutonic Balder   Bold army leader.   Male   Alder, Baudier (french), Baulder   Old english Baldric   Bold, princely, powerful ruler.   Male   Baldri, Baldrick, Baldrik, Baldryc   Teutonic Baldwin   Bold protector, friend.   Male   Aldwin, Aldwyn, Baden, Baldewin   Teutonic Balfour   From the pasture place.   Male   Balfor, Balfore   Scottish Balin   Mighty warrior from teh stream.   Male   Baline, Balyn, Balyne   Hindi Balint   Healthy, strong; one who dances.   Male   Balynt   Hungarian, latin Ballard   Brave, strong.   Male   Balard, Balerd, Ballerd   German Balsys   War council.   Male   Balsis   Lithuanian Balthasar   May the lord protect the king.   Male   Baldassare (italian), Baltasar (german, Swedish), Belshazzar (hebrew)   Greek Banan   White   Male   Banen, Banin, Banon, Banquo (celtic)   Celtic Bancroft   From the bean pasture.   Male   Banbank, Banney   Middle english Bandi   Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.   Male   Bandee, Bandey, Bandie, Bandy   Hungarian, greek Bandit   Bushranger   Male   Banditt   English Bane   Son of the farmer. a form of bartholomew   Male   Baen, Baene, Bain, Baine   Hawaiian, hebrew Banner   Sign bearer.   Male   Banna, Bannah, Bannar, Bannor   English, scottish Banning   Little blond, fair-haired one; son of the slayer.   Male   N/A   Irish, gaelic Bao   Treasure   Male   N/A   Chinese Bapp   Blue gum tree.   Male   Bap   Australian aboriginal Bappy   Father   Male   N/A   Bangladeshi Baptist   To baptise.   Male   Badezon, Baptista, Baptiste, Baptysta (polish)   Greek Baradine   Red wallaby.   Male   Baradin, Baradyn, Baradyne   Australian aboriginal Barak   Flash of light, lightning.   Male   Barrack, Baruch   Hebrew Baram   Son of the people.   Male   Barem, Berim, Barom, Barym   Hebrew Baran   Ram   Male   Baren, Barin, Baron, Barran   Russian Barasa   Meeting area.   Male   Barasah   Kikuyu Barber   Beard   Male   N/A   Latin Barclay   From the meadow of the birch tree.   Male   Barclaey, Barclaey, Barkclay, Bartlea   Old english Bard   Poet   Male   Baird (scottish), Bairde, Barde (french), Bardoul (french)   Irish, gaelic Barden   From the valley where barley is grown, from the poet's valley.   Male   Baedan, Baede, Baeden, Baedin   Old english Bardick   Ruler with an axe.   Male   N/A   Old english Bardin   Ironbark tree.   Male   Bardan, Barden, Bardin, Bardon   Australian aboriginal Bardo   Giant; light or water.   Male   Bardot   German, australian aboriginal Bardolf   Bright, fierce wolf; axe wolf.   Male   Bardell, Bardolfe, Bardolph, Bardolphe   Teutonic, old english Bardrick   Axe ruler.   Male   Bardric, Bardrik, Bardryck, Bardryk   Teutonic Barend   Strong bear.   Male   Barand   Dutch Baringa   Light   Male   Baringah   Australian aboriginal Barker   Birch tree.   Male   Barklea, Barkleah, Barklee, Barkleigh   Old english Barlow   Dweller at the low barley hill, dweller at the bare hill.   Male   Barlowe   Old english Barnabas   Son of prophecy.   Male   Barna (italian), Barnaba (italian), Barnabe (french), Barnabie   Hebrew, greek Barnard   Bold as a bear, brave bear.   Male   Barnet, Barnett, Barnhard, Barnhardo   French Barnes   Brave bear, barn worker.   Male   N/A   English Barnett   Leader of honourable birth.   Male   Barnet, Barnete, Barnette   English Barney   Dweller from the barn.   Male   Barnee, Barni, Barnie, Barny   Old english Barnum   From the noble person's stone house.   Male   N/A   Old english Barny   A short form for names beginning with "barn".   Male   N/A   Old english Baron   Noble person; son of aaron, son of the enlightened one.   Male   Baran, Baren, Barin, Baron   Old english, hebrew Barr   Gateway; bear.   Male   Bar, Barre   Old english, german Barra   Fair-haired.   Male   Bara, Barah, Barrah   Irish Barret   Strong, mighty like a bear.   Male   Baret, Barett, Barit, Baritt   Teutonic Barric   From the grain farm.   Male   Barrick, Barrik, Baryc, Baryck   English Barrington   From the fenced town.   Male   Barington   English, french Barris   Son of harris, son of the army ruler.   Male   Baris, Barrys, Barys   Old welsh Barry   Son of harris, son of the army ruler.   Male   Baris, Barrys, Barys   Old welsh Bart   Son. a short form of bartholomew, son of the farmer.   Male   Barte, Barth, Bartholomew   Hebrew Barth   A short form of bartholomew, son of the farmer.   Male   Bart, Barte, Bartholomew   Hebrew Bartholomew   Hill, furrow. son of the farmer.   Male   Baremo, Barholomee, Bartek (polish), Bartel (german)   Hebrew Bartley   From the barley meadow.   Male   Bart, Bartlea, Bartleah, Bartlee   Old english Barton   Bart's town. from the barley town.   Male   Barta, Bartn, Bartin, Bartyn   Old english Bartram   Glorious raven.   Male   Barthram, Bertram   English Baruch   Blessed   Male   N/A   Hebrew Baruti   One who teaches.   Male   N/A   Botswana Barwon   Magpie   Male   N/A   Australian aboriginal Basam   Smiling   Male   Basem, Basim, Bassam, Bassem   Arabic Basil   Like a king, royal, majestic, basil herb.   Male   Basile (french), Basilio (italian, Spanish, Portuguese)   Greek Basir   Seer, psychic.   Male   Basyr   Arabic Bassam   Smiling   Male   N/A   Arabic Bassett   Little one.   Male   Baset, Basett, Basset   English Bastien   Venerable, old, great; revered. a form of sebastian, honoured above all others.   Male   Baste, Bastiane, Bastyan, Bastyane   German, greek Bat   Son of the farmer. a form of bartholomew.   Male   Bato   English Baudier   Balder   Male   N/A   French Baul   Wind   Male   N/A   Gypsy Baum   Tree   Male   Baume   German Bavol   Wind, air.   Male   Baval, Bavel, Bavil, Bavyl   Gypsy Baxter   A baker of bread.   Male   N/A   Old english Bay   Seventh-born son; chestnut, brown; to howl.   Male   Baye   Vietnamese, french, english Bayard   Reddish, brown-haired.   Male   Baiardo (italian), Baylen   Old french Bayleigh   Bailiff, steward, sherriff's officer; from the outer castle wall meadow.   Male   Bail, Baili, Bailie, Bailea   Old french, middle english Beacan   Small   Male   Beacen, Becan, Becen   Irish Beacher   Dweller at the birch tree.   Male   Beecher   Old english Beagan   Little one.   Male   Beegan   Irish Beal   Handsome. a form of beau.   Male   Beale, Beal, Beall, Bealle   English, french Beaman   Bee keeper.   Male   Beamen, Beeman, Beemen   Old english Beamer   Trumpet player.   Male   Beemer   Old english Beamon   Good   Male   Beemon   Irish Bear   Grizzly bear.   Male   N/A   English Bearach   Spear-like one.   Male   N/A   Irish Beasley   From the meadow where peas are grown, from the bee keeper's meadow.   Male   Beaslea, Beasleah, Beaslee, Beasleigh   Old english Beattie   One who grants blessings.   Male   Beatie, Beatty, Beetie, Beety   Irish, gaelic Beau   Handsome   Male   Bo   Old french Beaudene   Handsome one from the valley.   Male   Beaudean, Bodean, Bodeane   Old french Beaufort   From the handsome fort.   Male   Bofort   French Beaumont   Handsome mountain.   Male   Bomont   French Beauregard   Handsome guard.   Male   Beaureguard, Boregard, Boreguard   French Beaver   Beaver   Male   Beever   English Bebe   Baby   Male   N/A   Spanish Becan   Little   Male   Becen, Becin, Becon, Becyn   Irish Becher   First-born child.   Male   Beacher, Beecher   Hebrew Beck   From the small stream, a brook.   Male   N/A   Middle english, scandinavian Bedaws   Birch tree.   Male   N/A   Welsh Bede   Prayer   Male   N/A   Middle english Bedir   Full moon.   Male   Bedire, Bedyr, Bedyre   Turkish Bedivere   Hero of the birch tree meadow.   Male   Bedver, Bedwin, Bedwyn   Welsh Beegan   Little   Male   Beagan   Irish Bejay   Handsome jay bird.   Male   Beajae, Beajai, Beajah, Beejae   French, english Bela   Handsome; white; bright.   Male   Belah, Beldon   French, slavic, hungarian Beldan   Dweller from the handsome valley.   Male   Beldan, Belden, Beldin, Beldon   French, english Beli   Brightness   Male   Belee, Beley, Belile, Bely   Welsh Bell   Handsome; ringer of bells.   Male   Bel   French, english Bellamy   Handsome, fair-haired one.   Male   Belami, Belamie, Belamy   Old french Bello   Islam helper.   Male   Belo   African Belmiro   Handsome   Male   Belmirow, Belmyro, Belmyrow   Portuguese Belveder   Beautiful to look at.   Male   Belvedere, Belvidere   Italian Bem   Peace   Male   Behm   Tiv Bemidii   From the river near the lake.   Male   Bemidi   Ojibwa Bemus   Platform   Male   Bemis   Latin Ben   Son. the short form of benjamin.   Male   Benn, Benedict, Benjamin   Hebrew Ben-hur   Son of hur, purity.   Male   Ben-hir   Hebrew Benard   Brave bear.   Male   Barnard, Barny, Barney, Bern   French Bendall   From the corner where beans are grown.   Male   Bendal   Old english Benedict   Blessed   Male   Banet, Banko, Baruch, Benayt   Latin Beniah   Warrior of david.   Male   Benaiah, Benajah, Benaya, Benia   Hebrew, jewish Benign   Kind-hearted.   Male   Benigne   French Benito   Blessed   Male   Benedo, Benino, Bennito, Benno   Italian, latin Benjamin   Son of my right hand, favourite son.   Male   Banjaman, Banjamen, Banjamin, Banjamyn   Hebrew Benji   Favourite son. the short form of benjamin.   Male   Bengee, Bengey, Bengi, Bengie   Hebrew Benjiro   One who enjoys peace.   Male   N/A   Japanese Benjy   Son of my right hand.   Male   N/A   Hebrew Bennes   Blessed   Male   N/A   Czech Bennet   Little blessed one.   Male   Benet, Benett, Benit, Benitt   French Benny   Son of my right hand. a short form of names beginning with "ben".   Male   Ben, Bene, Benee, Benn   Hebrew Beno   Member of the band; son.   Male   N/A   Mwera, hebrew Benoit   Blessed. a form of benedict.   Male   N/A   French Benoni   Sorrow   Male   Benonee, Benoney, Benony   Hebrew Benson   Son of benjamin, son of the favourite son.   Male   Bennsan, Bennsen, Bennsin, Bennson   Hebrew Bentley   From the grassy moor.   Male   Bentlea, Bentleah, Bentlee, Bentleigh   Old english Benton   Dweller from the moor town.   Male   Bentan, Benten, Bentin, Bentyn   English Benzi   Son of zion, son of the sign.   Male   Benzee, Benzey, Benzie, Benzy   Hebrew Beppe   God will incerease, god has added a child. a form of joseph.   Male   Bepe, Pepe, Peppe   Italian, hebrew Ber   Dweller   Male   Berlin, Berlyn   Old norse Berach   Looking straight at the mark.   Male   Berac, Berack, Berak, Birac   Irish Berdy   Clever   Male   Berdee, Berdey, Berdy   Russian Bered   Sprinkle   Male   Beared   Hebrew Berenger   Bear spear.   Male   Beringer   Teutonic Beresford   From the barley ford, from the ford near the berries.   Male   Beresfrode   Old english Berg   From the mountain or hill.   Male   Bergen, Berger, Bergin, Borg   German Bergen   Shepherd; place on the hill.   Male   Bergan, Berger, Bergin, Bergon   French, old german Bergren   Mountain stream.   Male   Berggren, Bergin   Scandinavian Berk   Rugged one.   Male   Berc, Berck, Berke   Turkish Berke   Rugged one.   Male   Burke   Turkish Berkeley   Meadow where birch trees grow.   Male   Barclay, Barklea, Barkleah, Barklee   Old english, irish Berl   Wine servant; tree with a knot.   Male   Berle, Burl, Burle   German, english Berlyn   Son of berl, son of the wine servant; tree with a knot by the pool.   Male   Berl, Berle, Berlea, Berleah   German, english Bern   Bold as a bear, warrior. a short form of bernard.   Male   N/A   Teutonic Bernard   Bold as a bear, warrior.   Male   Barnard (french), Barnet, Bernett, Bearnard (scottish)   Teutonic Bernie   Bold as a bear, warrior. a short form of bernard.   Male   Barnee, Barney, Barni, Barnie   Teutonic Bernstein   Amber stone.   Male   Bernsteen, Bernsteyn, Bernsteyne   German Berrigan   Wattle   Male   N/A   Australian aboriginal Berringar   Sunset   Male   N/A   Australian aboriginal Berry   Berry, small fruit.   Male   Berri, Berrie   Old english Bersh   Young one, yearling.   Male   Besh   Gypsy Bert   Bright, nobility, illustrious. a short form of names ending in "bert".   Male   Burt   Old english Berthold   Bright ruler.   Male   Bertin, Berthoud (french), Bertoide, Bertoldi (italian)   Teutonic Bertil   Bright   Male   Bertyl, Birtil, Birtyl, Burtil   Scandinavian Bertin   Special friend.   Male   Bertan, Berten, Berton, Bertyn   Spanish Berto   Noble, industrious, bright, famous. a form of alberto.   Male   Burto   Spanish, german Berton   From the brilliant one's town.   Male   Berten, Burton   Old english Bertram   Bright, shining, famous raven.   Male   Bartok, Bartram, Beltran (spanish), Bertramus   Teutonic Bertrand   Bright shield.   Male   Bertran, Bertrando, Bertranno, Burtrand   German Berwick   From the barley farm.   Male   Berwic, Berwik, Berwyc, Berwyck   Old english Berwin   Powerful son, harvester friend, bear friend.   Male   Berwyn, Berwynn, Berwynne   English Bethlem   House of bread.   Male   Bethlam   Hungarian Betram   Bright raven.   Male   Bartram, Bertrand, Bertrando, Bertram   Teutonic Beval   Windy   Male   Bevel, Bevil, Bevyl   English Bevan   Son of evan, son of the well-born one; glorious raven, son of the warrior; young archer.   Male   Beavon, Beaven, Beven, Bevin   English, welsh, celtic Beverly   From the beaver stream meadow.   Male   Beverlea, Beverleah, Beverlee, Beverleigh   Old english Bevis   Fair view; oxen.   Male   Beavis, Beavys, Bevys, Eudes   Old french, old english Beynon   Reliable   Male   Beinon   Welsh Bhima   Might, strong.   Male   Bhama   Sanskrit Bickel   Pick axe.   Male   Bikel   German Bickford   From the pick-axe maker's ford.   Male   Bickforde   Old english Bigtha   Gift of god.   Male   N/A   Persian Bijan   Ancient hero.   Male   Bihjan, Bijann   Persian Bilal   The chosen one.   Male   Bila, Billal   Arabic Bill   Wilful one. a short form of william.   Male   Billy   German Billy   Wilful one. a short form of william.   Male   Bill, Billee, Billey, Billie   German, english Biloela   Cockatoo   Male   N/A   Australian aboriginal Bilyana   Wedge-tailed eagle.   Male   Bilyan, Bilyanah   Australian aboriginal Binah   Understanding, wise.   Male   Bina, Byna, Bynah   Hebrew Bindus   Blessed   Male   Bindis   Lettish Bing   Clearing with a hollow. a short from of names beginning with "bing".   Male   N/A   Teutonic Bingham   One who lives by the bridge.   Male   Bing, Bingam   German Binh   Peace   Male   Bin   Vietnamese Bink   Dweller by the sloping bank.   Male   Binkentios   English Birch   Birch tree.   Male   Birk   Old english Birger   Rescuer   Male   Berger   Norwegian Birin   Clif   Male   N/A   Australian aboriginal Birkey   Birch tree.   Male   Berkey, Berkie, Berky, Birkee   Old english Birkitt   From the birch tree coast.   Male   Burkett, Burkitt   English Birley   From the birch tree meadow.   Male   Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh   Old english Birney   Dweller on the birch tree island.   Male   Berney, Bernie, Berny, Birney   Old english Birtle   From the birch tree hill with the birds.   Male   N/A   Old english Bishop   Bishop   Male   N/A   Old english Bjorn   A bear.   Male   N/A   Scandinavian Black   Dark complexioned.   Male   N/A   Old english Blackburn   From the black stream; from the burnt field.   Male   Blackbern, Blackberne, Blackburne   Scottish, english Blade   Prosperity, gory, knife, sword; lean.   Male   Blaid, Blaide, Blane, Blaney   Old english, irish Bladen   Joyful   Male   N/A   German Bladud   Belonging to the fierce wolf tribe.   Male   N/A   Welsh Blagden   From the dark valley.   Male   N/A   Old english Blaggost   Good, welcomed.   Male   N/A   Slavic Blagorod   Good birth.   Male   N/A   Illyrian Blaine   Slender; flame.   Male   Blain, Blane, Blaney, Blayn   Irish, gaelic, old english Blair   From the marsh on the field or plain; field of battle.   Male   Blaire   Irish, gaelic, scottish Blaise   Burning flames; lisp, stutter, babbler.   Male   Balas (hungarian), Balds (hungarian), Blais, Blas (spanish)   Latin, old english, french, latin Blake   Dark hair/complexion   Male   Blaec, Blaek, Blaik, Blaike   Old english Blakeley   From the black meadow.   Male   Blakelea, Blakeleah, Blakelee, Blakeleigh   Old english Blakey   Little fair-haired one.   Male   N/A   Old english Blanco   White   Male   Blanko   Spanish Bland   Mild. gentle.   Male   Blande   Latin Blandford   Where the grey-haired one crosses the ford.   Male   Blanford, Blanforde, Blandforde   Old english Blase   One who stammers.   Male   Balas (hungarian), Balds (hungarian), Biago (italian), Blais   Greek Blaxland   From the black land.   Male   N/A   Old english Bleddian   Little fierce. hero wolf.   Male   Bleddin, Bledian, Bledin, Bledyn   Welsh Bledig   Fierce wolf.   Male   Bledri   Welsh Blenda   Amazing one.   Male   Blendah   German Bliss   Bringer of joy. happiness.   Male   Blis, Blys, Blyss   Old english Blumenthal   From the flowery valley.   Male   N/A   German Blundel   Blond-haired.   Male   Blundell, Blundelle, Blunden   Old french Bly   High   Male   Bli, Bligh, Bly   Native american Blythe   Cheerful. gentle   Male   Blith, Blithe, Blyth   Old english Bo   Most treasured, precious.   Male   Beau   Chinese Boaz   Swift, fast, strong, the strength of the lord.   Male   Bo   Hebrew Bob   Famous, brilliant. a short form of robert.   Male   Bobb, Rob   English Bobby   Famous, brilliant. a short form of robert.   Male   Bobbey, Bobbi, Bobbie, Bobek (czech)   English Bobo   Born on a tuesday.   Male   N/A   Ghanian Bodaway   Maker of fire.   Male   N/A   Native american Boden   Shelter; messenger   Male   Bodene, Bodine, Bodyn   Scadinavian, old french Bodhi   Awakening, enlightenment.   Male   N/A   P Bodie   A shelter.   Male   Bodee   Scandinavian Bodil   Dominant warrior.   Male   Bodyl   Norse Bodnar   Lead warrior in battle.   Male   Bodna   Danish Bodo   Leader   Male   N/A   German Bodua   Tail of an animal.   Male   Boduah   Akan Bodulf   Fierce wolf leader.   Male   N/A   Danish Bogart   Strong bow; archer.   Male   Bo, Bogar, Bogey, Bogie   Old frech, danish Bogdan   God's gift.   Male   Bogden, Bogdin, Bogdon, Bogdyn   Slavic Bogo   Bow   Male   N/A   German Bogomil   Receives god's love and praise.   Male   Bogo, Bogomile, Bogomyl   Slavic Bogoslav   Receives god's glory.   Male   Bogo   Slavic Bohdan   Proud ruler.   Male   Bogdan, Bogdashka, Bohdon   Ukrainian Bohumir   God is great.   Male   N/A   Czech Boldisar   Member of the war council.   Male   N/A   Hungarian Boleslav   Greatest glory.   Male   Boleslaw (polish)   Slavic Bolton   From the bold one's manor town.   Male   Boltan, Bolten, Boltin, Boltyn   Old english Bomani   Strong warrior.   Male   Bomany   Malawian Bon   Good   Male   Bono   Latin Bonar   Courteous, gentle, kind.   Male   Bonnar, Bonner   Old french Bonaro   Good friend.   Male   Bon, Bona, Bonah, Bonar   Italian, spanish Bonaventure   Good adventure.   Male   Boaventura (portuguese)   Italian Bond   To bind, one who tills the soil.   Male   N/A   English Boniface   Handsome face; a do gooder.   Male   Bonifacio (italian, Spanish), Bonifacius (german, Swedish   Italian, latin Bono   All good, good.   Male   Bon, Bonus   Latin Booker   Book reader.   Male   N/A   Old english Boone   Good, blood blessing.   Male   Boon   Old french Booral   Large   Male   N/A   Boral Booth   Shelter, hut.   Male   Boothe   Old norse, english Bor   From the row of hedges.   Male   N/A   Gypsy Borak   Lightning, flash of light.   Male   Borac, Borack   Arabic Borden   From the valley of the boars.   Male   Bordan, Bordin< bordon,bordyn   Old english Borg   From the settlement area; from the castle.   Male   Borge   Old norse, scandinavian Boris   Warrior; stranger, unknown.   Male   Borka, Borys   Russian, slavic Borka   Warrior   Male   Borkah, Borkinka   Russian Bornani   Warrior   Male   N/A   Malawian Borr   Young   Male   Bor   Swedish Boru   Surname of a king who united ireland - killed in battle clontarf 1215ce. full name - brian boru.   Male   N/A   Irish Boryslaw   Glorious battle.   Male   N/A   Polish Boseda   Born on a sunday.   Male   Bosedah   Nigerian Bosley   From the boar meadow with the trees.   Male   Boslea, Bosleah, Boslee, Bosleigh   Old english Boston   From the boar town.   Male   Bostan, Bosten, Bostin, Bostyn   Old english Boswell   From the boar enclosure by the stream.   Male   Boswel   Old english Bosworth   From the boar enclosure.   Male   N/A   Old english Botan   Long-lived.   Male   N/A   Japanese Botolf   Herald wolf.   Male   N/A   Old english Bour   Rock   Male   N/A   African Bourey   Country   Male   N/A   Cambodian Bourne   From the stream.   Male   Born, Borne, Bourn   Old english Boutros   Rock. a form of peter.   Male   Boutro   Arabic, greek Bowen   Son of owen, son of the well-born one; little, victorious one.   Male   Bohan, Bohann, Bohannon, Bowan   Old english, gaelic Bowie   Blond-haired.   Male   Bowee, Bowey, Bowy   Irish Bowle   Snail   Male   N/A   Gypsy Bowyer   Maker of bows.   Male   Bowier   Old english Boy   Young man.   Male   N/A   English Boyce   One who lives near the forest.   Male   N/A   French Boyd   Blond-haired.   Male   Boydan, Boyde, Boyden, Boydin   Scottish, gaelic Boyne   White cow.   Male   Boine, Boyn   Irish, gaelic Boynton   From the white cow river town.   Male   Boyntown   Irish, gaelic Bozider   God's gift.   Male   N/A   Russian Bracey   Brave. fighter.   Male   Bracy, Braecy, Braycee, Braycey   Australian Brad   Broad meadow; clearing in the woods. a short form of bradley.   Male   Bradd   Old english, scottish Bradburn   From the broad stream.   Male   Bradbern, Bradberne, Bradborn, Bradborne   Old english Braden   From the broad valley, salmon.   Male   Bradan, Brade, Bradie, Bradin   Old english, irish Bradford   From the broad ford.   Male   Braddford, Bradforde   Old english Bradley   A broad lea, meadow; broad clearing in the wood.   Male   Braddley, Bradly   Old english, scottish Bradman   Broad man.   Male   Bradmen   Old english Bradon   From the broad valley.   Male   Bradan, Braden, Bradin, Bradon   English Bradshaw   From the broad shore.   Male   Braddshaw, Braddshore   Old english Bradwell   From the broad stream.   Male   Braddwel, Braddwell, Bradwel   Old english Brady   Spirited one from the long island; broad one.   Male   Braedy, Braidie, Braidey   Irish, gaelic, english Brae   Hill   Male   Bray (old english)   Scottish Braedan   From the dark valley.   Male   Braeden, Braydan, Brayden   Irish Brage   A god in norse mythology, son of odin.   Male   Bragg, Braggo   Old norse Bragi   Poet   Male   N/A   Scandinavian Braham   Creator.   Male   Braheem, Braheim, Brahiem, Brahm   Hindi Brainard   Fierce, bold raven.   Male   Bainard   Old english Brajan   Brother   Male   N/A   Illyrian Bram   Father of the multitudes. a short form of names beginning with "bram".   Male   Bramm   Hebrew Bramwell   From the bramble bush stream   Male   Bramwel   Old english Bran   Raven   Male   Brad, Brande, Brann   Celtic Branch   Tree branch.   Male   Bran   Latin Brand   Torch, beacon. a short form of names beginning with "brand".   Male   Bran, Brande, Brando   Old english Brandan   Youthful, bold, brave; raven.   Male   Branden, Brandon, Brendan, Brenden   Irish, gaelic, celtic Branden   Beacon in the valley.   Male   Brandan, Brandin, Brandon, Brandyn   English Brander   Torch, sword.   Male   Brandar, Brandir, Brandor   Old norse Brando   Raven   Male   N/A   Old english, celtic Brandon   Raven   Male   Brandan, Branden, Brandin, Brandyn   Old english, celtic Brandt   Proud rave.   Male   Brand   English Brandy   Brandy, wine.   Male   Brandey   Dutch Brannon   From the beacon hill.   Male   Branan, Branen, Brannan, Brannen   Irish, english Branson   Son of brandon, son of the raven.   Male   Bransan, Bransen, Bransin, Bransyn   English Brant   Proud one; firebrand.   Male   Brandt   Old english Branwell   Raven from the stream.   Male   Branwel   Celtic Brasil   War   Male   Brasill   Irish Bravac   Wild boar.   Male   Bravack, Bravak, Bravoc, Bravock   Slavic Brawley   From the hill meadow.   Male   Brawlea, Brawleah, Brawlee, Brawleigh   Old english Braxton   From brock's town, from the badger's town.   Male   Braxtan, Braxten, Braxtin, Braxtyn   English Brayden   Brave   Male   N/A   English Brazil   Strength   Male   Brazill, Brazille, Brazyl, Brazyll   Celtic Breck   Freckled   Male   Brec, Breik (gaelic), Brek   Irish Brede   Iceberg   Male   Bred   Scandinavian Breese   Son of rhys, son of the ardent, enthusiastic one.   Male   Brease, Breaz, Breaze, Breez   Old english Brencis   Crowned with laurel leaves.   Male   Brencys   Latvian, latin Brendan   Little raven; sword.   Male   Brandan, Branden, Brandin, Brandon   Celtic, irish Brennan   Sip, taste of water.   Male   Brenan, Brenen, Brennen, Brennin   Irish, gaelic Brent   From the burnt field on the steep hill. a short form of brenton.   Male   Brentan, Brenten, Brentin, Brenton   English Brenton   From the town on the steep hill.   Male   Brentan, Brenten, Brentin, Brentown   Old english Brett   Briton, british.   Male   Bret, Bretan, Breten, Bretin   Celtic Brewster   One who brews beer, ale maker.   Male   Brewstar, Brewstarr, Brewstir, Brewstor   English Brian   Hill; strong one, honourable, virtuous.   Male   Braiano (italian), Briant, Brien, Brient   Irish, celtic Brick   Bridge, stone building material.   Male   Bric, Brik, Bryc, Bryck   English Bridgely   From te meadow near the bridge.   Male   Bridgelea, Bridgeleah, Bridgelee, Bridgelei   English Bridger   Builder of bridges.   Male   Bridgar, Bridge, Bridges, Bridgir   Old english Brighton   Geographical. from brighton in england, from the sunny town.   Male   N/A   English Bringham   Dweller b the enclosed bridge homestead.   Male   Bringhem, Bringholm   Old english Brinley   Burnt meadow. also a girl's name (but less common) and also a surname.   Male   Brinlee, Brinleigh   Old english Brishan   Born in the rain.   Male   Brishen, Brishin, Brishon, Bryshan   Gypsy Brit   From britain.   Male   Britt   Scottish Brock   A badger.   Male   Broc, Brok   Old english Brockley   From the badger meadow.   Male   N/A   Old english Brod   Bored. a short form of broderick, renowned ruler.   Male   Brodie, Brody   English Broder   Brother   Male   Brodey, Brody   Scandinavian Broderick   From the broad ridge; son of a famous ruler.   Male   N/A   Middle english, welsh Brodie   Brother; second-born son; canal builder. short form of broderick   Male   Brodee, Broden, Brodey, Brodi   Scandinavian, scottish, irish, gaelic Brodny   From the place by the stream.   Male   Brodney, Brodney   Slavic Bromley   Dweller in the meadow.   Male   Bromlea, Bromleah, Bromlee, Bromleigh   Old english Brone   Sorrowful one.   Male   Bron   Celtic Bronislav   Glorious one, weapon.   Male   Bronyslav   Slavic Bronson   Brown's son, son of the brown-haired one.   Male   Bronsan, Bronsen, Bronsin   Old english Brook   Dweller from the stream.   Male   Brooke, Brooks   Old english Brooks   Brook's son, son of the dweller by the stream.   Male   N/A   English Brougher   Dweller at the tower fortress.   Male   Brough   Old english Broughton   From the tower fortress town.   Male   Broughtan, Broughten, Broughtown   Old english Brown   Brown-haired one.   Male   Browne   Middle english Bruce   Dweller in the woods.   Male   N/A   Old english, old french Bruno   Brown haired.   Male   Braun (german)   Teutonic, italian, portuguese Brunon   Brown   Male   Brunen, Brunin, Brunyn   Polish Brutus   Liberator of rome.   Male   Brutis, Brutos   Latin Bryan   Strong one.   Male   Brian   Irish Bryant   Strong, honourable. a form of bryan.   Male   Briant, Brient   English Bryce   Ambitious, quick-minded; son of rhys, son of the ardent, enthusiastic one.   Male   Brice, Bryse   Scottish, gaelic, welsh, celtic Brychan   Freckled   Male   N/A   Welsh Bryden   Geographical - from bryden in england, from the hill in the valley.   Male   Briden   English Bryn   Mountain; boundary line.   Male   Brin, Brinn, Brynn   Welsh, latin Brynmor   Large hill; hill in the moors.   Male   Brinmor, Brinmore, Brynmore   Welsh, english Bryon   Twisting vine, bear; cottage.   Male   Brian   English, german Bryson   Bryce's son, son of the ambitious, quick-minded one.   Male   Brison   Welsh Bu   Leader   Male   N/A   Vietnamese Bubba   Mate, freind.   Male   Bubbah   American Buchanan   House of the clergy.   Male   Buchannan, Buchanen   Scottish, gaelic Buck   Male deer, buck. a short form of names beginning with "buck".   Male   N/A   Old english Buckley   Dweller at the buck / deer meadow.   Male   Bucklea, Buckleah, Bucklee, Buckleigh   Old english Bud   Messenger, friend.   Male   Buddy   Old english Buddy   Messenger, friend.   Male   Bud   Old english Buell   Dweller at the hill.   Male   N/A   German Buford   From the ford near the cattle.   Male   Burford   English Bundy   Freedom, free man.   Male   Bundey   Old english Bunyan   Place where pigeons live.   Male   Bunyen, Bunyin, Bunyon   Australian aboriginal Burac   Storm, tempest.   Male   Burack, Burak   Slavic Burbank   Dweller at the castle slope.   Male   Berbank   Old english Burch   Birch tree. a short form of burchard.   Male   Birch, Birche   Middle english Burchard   Powerful, strong castle.   Male   N/A   Old english Burden   Birch tree valley.   Male   Berdan, Berden, Berdon, Birdan   Old english Burdett   Little shield.   Male   Berdet, Berdett, Berdette, Burdet   Old english Burford   From the birch tree ford.   Male   Berford, Berforde, Burforde   Old english Burgess   Dweller in the birch trees.   Male   Bergess   Old english Burian   Dweller near the weeds.   Male   Berian, Beriane, Beryan, Beryane   Ukranian Burke   Dweller from the birch tree manor on the hill.   Male   Berk, Berke, Birk, Birke   Old english Burkett   From the little stronghold.   Male   Berkette, Birket, Birkett, Burket   Old french Burl   Wine servant; tree with a knot.   Male   Bearl, Bearle, Berl, Berlton   Old english, english Burleigh   Clearing at the manor with knotted tree trunks.   Male   Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh   Old english Burnaby   From the warrior's estate.   Male   Barnabee, Barnabey, Barnabi, Barnabie   Old norse Burne   From the stream.   Male   Bern, Berne, Bourn, Bourne   Old english Burnell   Little brown haired one.   Male   Bernall, Bernalle, Bernel, Bernell   Old french Burnett   Burnt nettle.   Male   Bernet, Bernett, Birnett, Birnett   English Burney   Dweller at the burnt stream island.   Male   Berney, Bernie, Birnie, Birny   Old english Burns   From the stream.   Male   Bern, Berne, Bernes, Birne   Scottish Burr   Prickly coat; youthful.   Male   Bur, Burral, Burrel, Burril   English, swedish Burril   Wallaby   Male   Bural, Burel, Buril, Burol   Australian aboriginal Burris   From the birch tree town.   Male   Buris, Buriss   English Burt   Bright. a short form of burton, bright, famous town.   Male   Bert, Birt   Old english Burton   Bright, famous town.   Male   Bertan, Berten, Bertin, Berton   Old english Busby   Dweller at the village thicket.   Male   Busbey, Busbie, Busby   Scottish, old norse Bushrod   Shrub, bush.   Male   N/A   Old danish Buster   Raider   Male   N/A   English Butcher   Butcher   Male   Butch   English, american Butler   Head servant.   Male   N/A   French Buzz   Noisy, busy.   Male   N/A   English Byford   Dweller by the river ford.   Male   Biforde, Byforde   Old english Byram   Celebration   Male   Biram   Aramaic Byrd   Bird-like.   Male   Berd, Bird   Old english Byrger   Guardian warrior.   Male   Berger, Burger   Danish Byrne   Dweller from the field in the summit.   Male   Bern, Berne, Bernes, Burn   Celtic