Baby Boy Names - Start with B

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Babar	Turkish	A Lion.
Babul	Hindu
Bacchus	Greek	The Roman God of wine.
Bae	Korean	Inspiration.
Bahar	Persian	Baharak
Bailey	Old French	A bailiff or administrative official.
Baingana	Swahili	people are equal
Baird	Scottish Gaelic	A bard or minstrel.
Bairn	Scottish	child
Bajnok	Hungarian	victor
Bakari	Swahili	Promising.
Baker	unknown	Baxter, Baxley
Balavan	Hindu	powerful
Balbo	Latin	inarticulate
Balder	Swedish	god of light
Baldric	Teutonic	A bold or princely ruler.
Baldwin	Teutonic	A brave friend or protector.
Bale	Ugandan	home of the Mutima clan
Balfour	Scottish Gaelic	From the village by the pasture.
Bali	Hindu	Mighty warrior
Balint	Latin	strong and healthy
Ballard	Teutonic	Strong, bold.
Balram	Hindu
Balthasar	Greek	The Lord protects the king. One of the three wise men in the Bible.
Balthazar	Greek	The Lord protects the king. One of the three wise men in the Bible.
Balun	Aboriginal	A river.
Bancroft	Old English	From the bean field.
Bandele	Yoruban	born away from home
Bane	Hawaiian	long-awaited child
Banjora	Aboriginal	A Koala.
Bankim	Hindu
Banning	Gaelic	blond child
Banquo		From Shakespeare's play MacBeth.
Bansi	Hindu
Baptista	Latin	The baptised one.
Barabas	Hebrew	Barabba
Barak	Hebrew	A flash of lightning.
Baran	Latin	form of star aldebaran
Barber	Latin	beard
Barclay	Old English	From the meadow of the Birch tree.
Barden	Old English	From the valley of barley.
Bardo	Aboriginal	Water.
Bardolph		From Shakespeare's play Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry V
Bardon	Anglo-Saxon	barley valley
Barega	Aboriginal	The wind.
Barend	Dutch	A firm bear.
Bari	French, Celtic, Welsh	spear thrower, son of Harry, marksman
Barlow	Old English	From the barley hill.
Barna	Aramic	son of comforting
Barnabas	Hebrew	Son of a prophecy.
Barnard	Teutonic	As brave as a bear.
Barnardine		From Shakespeare's play A Winter's Tale.
Barnardo	Teutonic	Bold as a bear.
Barnet	Old English	From the place cleared by burning.
Barnett	Old English	noble man
Barney		As brave as a bear.
Barnum	Old English	A stone house.
Barny		As brave as a bear.
Baron	Old French	A nobleman.
Barrett	Teutonic	bear-like
Barry	Irish Gaelic	Like a spear.
Bars	Hungarian	pepper
Barse	English	fresh-water perch
Bart	Hebrew	Hill, furrow. From the name Bartholomew.
Barth	Hebrew	Hill, furrow. From the name Bartholomew.
Bartholomew	Hebrew	Hill, furrow.
Barton	Old English	From the Barley fields.
Baruch	Hebrew	Blessed.
Barwon	Aboriginal	A wide river.
Bashir	Arabic	A good omen.
Basil	Greek	Like a king.
Basim	Arabic	The smiling one.
Bassanio		From Shakespeare's play Merchant of Venice.
Bassett		From Shakespeare's play King Henry VI.
Bastiaan	Greek	venerable
Bastian	Latin	A man from Sebasta. The name of a 3rd-century saint.
Bastien	Latin	A man from Sebasta. The name of a 3rd-century saint.
Bates	unknown
Baudouin	French	A brave friend or protector.
Baul	English	snail
Bavol	English	wind
Baxter	Old English	A baker.
Bay	Vietnamese	Born on a Saturday. Also a herb and a reddish-brown colour.
Bayanai	Filipino	hero
Bayard	Old French	With reddish-brown hair.
Bayley	Old French	A bailiff or administrative official.
Bazyli	Polish	royalty
Beacan	Celtic, Gaelic	small, little one
Beacher	Old English	dweller by the beech tree
Beagan	Irish Gaelic	The little one.
Beaman	Old English	beekeeper
Beardsley	Old English	beard, wood
Beathan	Scottish Gaelic	Scottish Gaelic form of Benjamin. Son of my right hand.
Beattie	Irish Gaelic	The provider.
Beau	French	Handsome or beautiful. A boy or girl's name.
Beaumont	Old French	A beautiful hill or mountain.
Beauregard	Old French	Beautiful, handsome.
Bebe	French	baby
Becan	Irish Gaelic	A little one.
Beck	Old English	A brook or small stream.
Becse	Hungarian	the kite
Bede	Old English	A prayer.
Bedrich	Czech	A peaceful ruler.
Bela	Hungarian	The white one. A boy or girl's name.
Belarius		From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Beldon	Old English	beautiful pasture, child of the unspoiled glen
Belen	Greek	an arrow
Bellamy	Old French	A handsome friend.
Bem	Nigerian	peace
Bemus	Greek	platform
Ben	Hebrew	Son of my right hand.
Bence	Hungarian	victor
Benedick	Latin	Son of my right hand.
Benedict	Latin	Son of my right hand.
Benito	Latin	blessed
Benjamin	Hebrew	A son of the south, or the son of the right hand. The brother of Joseph in the Bible.
Benjy		Son of my right hand.
Bennet	Latin	Little blessed one.
Bennett	Latin	Little blessed one.
Benny		Son of my right hand.
Benson	Old English	Son of Benjamin. Son of my right hand.
Bentley	Old English	From the bent grass clearing or meadow.
Benton	Old English	From the bent grass farm.
Benvolio		From Shakespeare's play Romeo & Juliet.
Berenger	French	courage of a bear
Berg	Teutonic	A mountain.
Bergen		The name of a Norwegian port.
Berger	Teutonic	From the mountains.
Bergren	Swedish	mountain stream
Beriszl	Hungarian	honor
Berk	Turkish	solid and firm
Berkeley	Old English	From the Birch tree wood or meadow.
Berkly	Old English	From the Birch tree wood or meadow.
Bernard	Teutonic	Bold as a bear.
Bernardo		From Shakespeare's play Hamlet.
Bernie		Bold as a bear.
Berny		Bold as a bear.
Berowne		From Shakespeare's play Love's Labour Lost.
Berrigan	Aboriginal	Wattle.
Bersh	English	one year
Bert		Bright, nobility.
Berthold	Teutonic	glorious ruler
Bertie		Bright, nobility.
Bertram	Teutonic	A bright raven.
Berwyn	Welsh	Fair-haired, or a bright friend. A boy or girl's name.
Besnik	Albanian
Beval	English	like the wind
Bevan	Welsh	Son of Evan Young warrior.
Beverly	Old English	From the stream of the beaver. A boy or girl's name.
Bevis	French	After the city of Beauvais, meaning a beautiful outlook or view.
Beyers
Bhagirath	Hindu
Bharat	Sanskrit	Being maintained. The name of the Hindu God of fire.
Bhaskar	Hindu
Bhavesh	Hindu
Bhavin	Hindu	Swedish
Bhavya	Hindu
Bhim	Hindu
Bhima	Sanskrit	The mighty one.
Bhishma	Hindu
Bhrigu	Hindu	a Prajapati
Bhudev	Hindu	lord of the earth
Bhupen	Hindu
Bhupendra	Hindu
Bhuvan	Hindu
Bialy	Polish	white-haired boy
Bilal	Arabic	first convert of muhammad
Bill		A strong and resolute protector.
Billy		A strong and resolute protector.
Bing	Old English	From the hollow.
Bingham	Old English	Crib.
Binyamin	Jewish	A son of the south, or the son of the right hand. The brother of Joseph in the Bible.
Biondello		From Shakespeare's play Taming of the Shrew.
Birch	Old English	At the Birch tree.
Bishop	Old English	A bishop.
Bitalo	Uganda	finger-licking
Bjorn	Old Norse	Like a bear. Also see Bernard.
Blade	Old English	Glory, prosperity.
Blaine	Irish Gaelic	Thin. A boy or girl's name.
Blair	Scottish Gaelic	From the plain or field. A boy or girl's name.
Blaise	Latin	One who lisps or stammers. A boy or girl's name.
Blake	Old English	Fair-haired. A boy or girl's name.
Blakeley	Old English	From the black meadow.
Blaxland	Old English	From the black land.
Blaxton	Old English	A black stone.
Blaz	Old German	unwavering protector
Bledig	Welsh	Like a wolf.
Blythe	Old English	Joyous and cheerful. A boy or girl's name.
Bo	Old Norse/Chinese	Old Norse: A householder. Chinese: Precious. A boy or girl's name.
Boa
Boaz	Hebrew	Swift and strong. The husband of Ruth in the Bible.
Bob	Teutonic	Famous, bright fame. Also see Hopkin, Robert, Robertson and Robinson.
Bobbie	Teutonic	Famous, bright fame. A boy or girl's name.
Bobby	Teutonic	Famous, bright fame. A boy or girl's name.
Bod	Hungarian	branch
Boden	Old French	herald
Bodo	Teutonic	A leader.
Bodor	Hungarian	curly
Bogart	Old French/Teutonic	A strong bow.
Bogdan	Slavonic	A gift from God.
Bolton	Old English	Of the manor farm.
Bonamy	French	A good friend.
Bonar	Old French	Kind and gentle.
Bond	Old English/Old Norse	A peasant fanner.
Bonner	Old French	Gracious, gentle.
Booker	Old English	beech tree
Boone	Latin, French	good
Booth	Old Norse	A shelter.
Borachio		From Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing.
Borden	Old English	From the valley of the boar.
Borg	Scandinavian	From the castle.
Boris	Slavonic/Russian	Warrior.
Bosley	Old English	A grove of trees.
Boswell	Old French	forested town
Bosworth	Old English	From the boar enclosure.
Botan	Japanese	peony
Botond	Hungarian	mace wielding warrior
Bottom		From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.
Boult	Cornish	From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Bourke	Old English	From the fort or hill.
Bowen	Welsh	Son of Owen.
Bowie	Scottish Gaelic	Golden-haired.
Bowman	English	the archer
Boyce	Old French	From the wood, or forest.
Boyd	Scottish Gaelic	Yellow-hair.
Boyden	Anglo-Saxon	a herald
Boyet		From Shakespeare's play Love's Labour's Lost.
Brabantio		From Shakespeare's play Othello.
Brad		Broad meadow.
Braden	Old English	From the wide valley.
Bradford	Old English	A broad ford.
Bradley	Old English	A broad lea, meadow.
Bradwell	Old English	From the broad stream.
Brady	Irish Gaelic	From an old surname.
Brae	Cornish/Gaelic	A hill.
Brahnan	courageous one	Brahn, Brahni
Bram	Hebrew	The father of many.
Bramwell	English	place name
Bran	Celtic	A raven.
Branch	Latin	extension
Brand	Swedish	sword blade
Brandeis	German	dweller on a burned clearing
Brander	Old Norse	A fiery sword.
Brandon	Old English	A raven.
Branko	Slowenian
Brant	Teutonic	firebrand
Braxton		Brock's town.
Bray	Old English	to cry out
Brayden		Brave.
Braz	Latin	stammerer
Brazil		The name of a South American country.
Brecon	Welsh	The name of a group of mountains.
Brencis	Latin	crowned with laurel
Brendan	Irish Gaelic	A raven.
Brennan		Raven-like.
Brent	Old English/Celtic	A steep climb.
Breok	Cornish/Welsh	The name of an early saint.
Breton	Old English	From a place in Somerset.
Brett	Old English	Briton, British.
Brewster	Middle English	One who brews beer.
Briac	Celtic	estime
Brian	Celtic	Strong one.
Briand	French	castle
Brice	Celtic	The son of Rice.
Brigham	Old English	Covered bridge.
Brighton	Hebrew	the one who is loved
Brij	Hindu
Brijesh	Hindu
Brinley	Old English	tawny
Brishen	English	born during a rain
Bristol	unknown
Brock	Old English	A badger.
Broderick	Welsh	Son of Roderick. A renowned ruler.
Brodie	Irish Gaelic	A ditch. A boy or girl's name.
Brodny	Slavic	one who lives near a shallow stream crossing
Brody	Welsh	Son of Roderick. A renowned ruler.
Brom	Gaelic	raven
Bromley	Old English	From the place where broom grows.
Bronson	Old English	Strong, fierce one.
Brook	Old English	At the brook or stream. A boy or girl's name.
Brooke	Old English	At the brook or stream. A boy or girl's name.
Broughton	Old English	From the town on a hill.
Brown	Middle English	colour
Bruce	Old French	Woods.
Bruno	Teutonic	Brown haired.
Brutus	Latin	Bruto
Bryan		Strong one.
Bryant		Strong, honourable.
Bryce	Celtic	The speckled, or freckled, one.
Brychan	Welsh	The speckled, or freckled, one.
Bryn	Welsh	A hill. A boy or girl's name.
Brynmor	Welsh	A large hill.
Buck	Old English	A lover of horses.
Buckley	Old English	From the meadow of the buck deer.
Bud	American	Messenger, friend. Originally a short form of buddy (friend), but now used as an independent name, particularly in the USA.
Buddy		Friend.
Budi	Indonesian	The wise one.
Burchard	Teutonic	A strong protector.
Burdon	Old English	A dweller at the hill fort.
Burgess	Old French from Teutonic	The citizen of a town.
Burhan	Arabic	proof
Burian	Ukranian	he lives near the weeds
Burke	Old English	From the fortress.
Burl	Old English	A cup bearer or wine server.
Burle	Middle English	knotted wood
Burley	Old English	From the fort or castle meadow.
Burnaby	Old Norse	The warrior's estate.
Burnard	Teutonic	As brave as a bear. Also see Bjorn.
Burne	Old English	brook
Burnell	Old French	The little brown-haired one.
Burnet	Old French	The brown one. Also a plant name.
Burnu	Aboriginal	A tree.
Burnum	Aboriginal	A great warrior.
Burr	Swedish	youth
Burt	English	A short form of the name Burton. Also a variation of Bert.
Burton	Old English	From the fortified farm or town.
Busby	Old Norse	From the farm in the thicket.
Buster	English	A nickname, but it is sometimes used independently.
Butler	Old French	The head servant.
Byford	Old English	A dweller by the ford.
Blent	Turkish
Byng	Old English	From the hollow.
Byron	Old English	Bear or cottage.

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