English names beginning with B
522 English names beginning with B.
- BackstereBaker
- BaerhloewRuler or lives on the bare hill
- BaileeBailiff, fortification, able
- BaileyBailiff, fortification, able
- BailyBailiff, fortification, able
- BainbridgeLives near the bridge over the white water
- BainbrydgeLives near the bridge over the white water
- BairdBard
- BakerBaker
- BalderGod of light
- BaldhereBold army
- BallardStrong, brave
- BanaingSon of the slayer
- BanbriggeLives near the bridge over the white water
- BancroftFrom the bean field
- BannerFlag; ensign bearer
- BanningOne who reads the banns
- BarbaraForeign, strange, exotic, mysterious
- BarbiTraveler from a foreign land
- BarbieForeign, strange, exotic, mysterious
- BarbraForeign, strange, exotic, mysterious
- BarclayBirch meadow
- BardBart
- BardalphAx wolf
- BardanLives near the boar's den
- BardaricAx ruler
- BardarikAx ruler
- BardawulfAx wolf
- BardenBart
- BardeneFrom the boar valley
- BardoWater
- BardolfAx wolf
- BardolphAx wolf
- BardonBart
- BardrickAx ruler
- BardulfAx wolf
- BarhloewLives on the bare hill
- BarklayBirch meadow
- BarkleyBirch meadow
- BarksBirch meadow
- BarksdaleBirch meadow
- BarlowLives on the bare hill
- BarnabySon of prophecy
- BarnardBrave as a bear
- BarnetNoble man
- BarnettNoble man
- BarneySon of prophecy
- BarnumFrom the nobleman's home
- BaronDerived from phrase Bar Aaron meaning - son of Aaron
- BarrNoble man
- BarreGateway
- BarretMighty as a bear
- BarrettBear-like
- BarricGrain farm
- BarrickGrain farm
- BarrieSpear thrower, son of Harry, marksman
- BarringtonFair-haired
- BarronNoble man, a title of nobility used as a given name
- BarrySpear thrower, son of Harry, marksman
- BarseFresh-water perch
- BartFurrow, hill
- BartelFurrow, hill
- BarthFurrow, hill
- BarthramGlorious raven
- BartleahFrom Bart's meadow
- BartleighFrom Bart's meadow
- BartleyThe birch tree meadow. See also Berkley
- BartonFurrow, hill
- BartramGlorious raven
- BarwolfAx wolf
- BasilBrave
- BatesFurrow, hill
- BaulSnail
- BavolWind
- BaxBaker
- BaxleyBaker
- BaxterBaker
- BayBorn in July, seventh-born son
- BayardRed-brown hair
- BayhardReddish brown hair
- BayleeCourtyard within castle walls, steward, public…
- BaylenAuburn-haired
- BayleyBailiff, fortification, able
- BaylieCourtyard within castle walls, steward, public…
- BaylorBailiff, fortification, able
- BeacherDweller by the beech tree
- BeaduWarrior maiden
- BeadutunFrom the warrior's estate
- BealHandsome
- BealeHandsome
- BeallHandsome
- BeamanBeekeeper
- BeamerTrumpeter
- BeardsleyBeard, wood
- BeatonFrom the warrior's estate
- BeccaCaptivating
- BeceereLives by the beech tree
- BeckFrom the brook
- BeckiCaptivating
- BeckyCaptivating
- BedaWarrior maiden
- BedeName of a historian
- BeecherDweller by the beech tree
- BeemanBeekeeper
- BekFrom the brook
- BeldanLives in the beautiful glen
- BeldaneLives in the beautiful glen
- BeldenBeautiful pasture, child of the unspoiled glen
- BeldeneLives in the beautiful glen
- BeldonBeautiful pasture, child of the unspoiled glen
- BelindaBeautiful woman
- BemeereTrumpeter
- BemelleStrong as a bear
- BenBlessed
- BenecroftFrom the bean field
- BenedictBlessed
- BenjiSon of my right hand
- BenjyBlessed
- BennBlessed
- BennetBlessed
- BennettBlessed
- BennieSon of my right hand
- BennySon of my right hand
- BenonBright, famous
- BensenBen's son, excellent son
- BensonBen's son, excellent son
- BentleahFrom the bent grass meadow
- BentleighFrom the bent grass meadow
- BentleyFrom the moor
- BentonBlessed
- BeomannBeekeeper
- BeoreBirch tree
- BeorhtGlorious
- BeorhthildeShining battlemaid
- BeorhthramBright raven
- BeorhthrammGlorious raven
- BeorhttunFrom the fortified town
- BeornetLeader
- BeornhamFrom the nobleman's home
- BeortbtraedBright counselor
- BerangariSpearbearer maid
- BercleahLives at the birch tree meadow
- BerengariaSpearbearer maid
- BeresfordFrom the barley ford
- BeretunFrom the barley farm
- BerfordFrom the barley ford
- BergenMountain dweller
- BergessFree citizen
- BericGrain farm
- BerkSolid and firm
- BerkeThe birch tree meadow. Also see Barclay and Burke
- BerkeleyFrom the birch meadow
- BerkleyFrom the birch meadow
- BernardBrave as a bear
- BerneBrave as a bear
- BershOne year
- BertFamous for nobility
- BertaSplendid
- BertheBright
- BertieNoble and bright
- BertildaShining battlemaid
- BertildeShining battlemaid
- BertinBright, famous
- BertonGlorious ruler
- BertradeBright counselor
- BertramMountain stream
- BertyNoble and bright
- BerwickFrom the barley grange
- BerwykFrom the barley grange
- BerylDazzling jewel
- BessGod's oath
- BessieDiminutive of Elizabeth
- BessyDiminutive of Elizabeth
- BethMountain stream
- BethiarHouse of God
- BetiaHouse of God
- BetseyDiminutive of Elizabeth
- BetsyGod's oath
- BettyHouse of God
- BevMeadow of beavers
- BevalLike the wind
- BeverelyMeadow of beavers
- BeverleeBeaver stream
- BeverleyFrom the beaver meadow
- BeverlyFrom the beaver meadow
- BickFrom the hewer's ford
- BickfordFrom the hewer's ford
- BiecafordFrom the hewer's ford
- BifordLives at the river crossing
- BillResolute protector
- BillieFierce protector
- BillyFierce protector
- BinkLives at the bank
- BirchWhite, the birch tree
- BircheBirch
- BirdBird
- BirdeBird
- BirdenaContemporary name meaning Little bird
- BirdhilFrom the bird hill
- BirdhillFrom the bird hill
- BirdieResolute, strength, saint
- BirdineContemporary name meaning Little bird
- BirdyBirdlike
- BirkFrom a birch tree
- BirkettLives at the birch headland
- BirkeyFrom the birch tree island
- BirkheadLives at the birch headland
- BirkhedLives at the birch headland
- BirleyFrom the cattle shed on the meadow
- BirneyLives on the brook island
- BironSurname
- BirtelFrom the bird hill
- BirtleFrom the bird hill
- BishopA bishop
- BitanigFrom the Preserving land
- BlachardFair-haired, pallid
- BlackDark
- BladeGlory
- BladenGlory
- BlaecBlack or white
- BlaecleahFrom the dark meadow
- BlaedWealthy glory
- BlaeeyBlond
- BlagdanFrom the dark valley
- BlagdenFrom the dark valley
- BlagdonFrom the dark valley
- BlainThin, lean
- BlaineThin, lean
- BlaiseA cleric
- BlakeDark; dark-haired. Can also mean the reverse…
- BlakeleyFair-haired, pallid
- BlakelyFrom the dark meadow
- BlakemoreFrom the dark moor
- BlakeyBlond
- BlancoBlond
- BlandfordGray haired
- BlaneThin, lean
- BlaneySource of a river
- BlanfordGray haired
- BlayneSlender
- BlazeStammerer
- BlessingConsecrated
- BletsungConsecrated
- BlissHappy
- BlisseJoyful
- BlitheJoyful
- BlithsJoyful
- BlondellFair-haired; blonde. Variation of the Spanish…
- BlondelleFair-haired; blonde. Variation of the Spanish…
- BlondeneFair-haired; blonde. Variation of the Spanish…
- BlossomLovely
- BlostmFresh
- BlyssJoyful
- BlysseJoyful
- BlythMerry
- BlytheHappy
- BoPrecious
- BobBright, famous
- BobbiBright, famous
- BobbieForeign, strange, exotic, mysterious
- BobbyBright, famous
- BocMale deer
- BocleahLives at the buck meadow
- BocleyLives at the buck meadow
- BodaHerald
- BoltonOf the manor farm
- BondTiller of the soil
- BondigFree
- BonieGood
- BonnieSweet and good
- BonnySweet, good
- BookerBeech tree
- BooneSweet, good
- BoothLives in a hut
- BootheLives in a hut
- BordanFrom the boar valley
- BordenNear the boar's den
- BortFortified
- BosworthForested town
- BotewolfHerald wolf
- BotheLives in a hut
- BotolfHerald wolf
- BotwolfHerald wolf
- BourkeBirch tree
- BournFrom the brook
- BourneFrom the brook
- BowmanThe archer
- BoyceLives near the wood
- BpleCup bearer
- BradFrom the broad meadow
- BradanFrom the broad meadow
- BradbourneFrom the brook
- BradburnFrom the brook
- BraddBroad; wide
- Braddockbroad-spreading oak
- BraddonFrom the broad meadow
- BradenSalmon
- BradeneFrom the broad meadow
- BradfordBroad crossing
- BradigFrom tbe broad island
- BradleahFrom tbe broad meadow
- BradleeFrom the broad meadow
- BradleyFrom the broad meadow
- BradlyFrom the broad meadow
- BradneyFrom the broad meadow
- BradonFrom the broad meadow
- BradshawBroad clearing in the wood
- BradwellFrom the broad spring
- BradySpirited; Broad
- BradynFrom the broad meadow
- BraedenFrom the broad meadow
- BraedonFrom the broad meadow
- BraemwiellaFrom the bramble bush spring
- BraidFrom the broad meadow
- BrainardBold raven
- BrainerdBold raven
- BraleahFrom the hillslope meadow
- BramRaven
- BramwellPlace name
- BranRaven
- BrandSword blade
- BrandaVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- Brandansword
- BranddunFrom the beacon hill
- BrandeFirebrand
- BrandeeVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BrandelynVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BrandenFiery hill, sword
- BrandiVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BrandiceVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BrandieVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BrandilynVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BrandinBeacon on the hill or gorse-covered hill
- BrandonFiery hill, sword
- BrandyThe beverage brandy used as a given name
- BrandyceVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BrandynVariation of the beverage brandy used as a given…
- BranfordFiery hill, sword
- BranhardBold raven
- BrantFirebrand
- BrantleyProud
- BrantonFiery hill, sword
- BrantsonFiery hill, sword
- BranwellPlace name
- BrawleighFrom the hillslope meadow
- BrawleyFrom the hillslope meadow
- BraxtonBrock's town
- BrayTo cry out
- BraydenFrom the broad meadow
- BraydonFrom the broad meadow
- BraytonBrave, broad
- BrendaLittle raven or Beacon on the hill. Feminine of…
- BrendanRaven
- BrendenPrince
- BrendtHilltop
- BrennanRaven
- BrennenPrince
- BrentHilltop
- BrentanFiery hill, steep hill
- BrentenHilltop
- BrentleyHilltop
- BrentlyHilltop
- BrentonHilltop
- BrenundaFiery hill, sword-blade
- BretA native of England: (Britain) or France: (Brittany)
- BrettA native of England: (Britain) or France: (Brittany)
- BrettaFrom Britain
- BrettanyBrit. A native of England: (Britain) or France:…
- BretteFrom Britain
- BrettonA native of Brittany, briton
- BrewBrewer
- BrewsterBrewer
- BrewstereBrewer
- BrianStrong
- BrianaStrong
- BriannStrong
- BriannaStrong
- BriannahStrong
- BrianneStrong
- BriannonStrong
- BriceSwift, quick-moving
- BrickSwift, quick-moving
- BrickmanBridge
- BridgerLives at tbe bridge
- BriennaStrong
- BrienneStrong
- BrigbamLives by the bridge
- BriggebamLives by the bridge
- BriggereLives at tbe bridge
- BrighamSoldier
- BrikBridge
- BrinleyTawny
- BrintonFrom Brinton
- BrioneThe name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine
- BrioniThe name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine
- BrionnaThe name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine
- BrionneThe name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine
- BrionyPlant name
- BrishenBorn during a rain
- BritaniOriginally the ancient duchy of Bretagne in…
- BritneyFrom England, strong, industrious
- BrittainBrit. A native of Brittany: (France) or Britain:…
- BrittanBrit. A native of Brittany: (France) or Britain:…
- BrittaneyOriginally the ancient duchy of Bretagne in…
- BrittaniOriginally the ancient duchy of Bretagne in…
- BrittanieOriginally the ancient duchy of Bretagne in…
- BrittanyFrom Britain
- BrittneeOriginally the ancient duchy of Bretagne in…
- BrittneyOriginally the ancient duchy of Bretagne in…
- BrittniOriginally the ancient duchy of Bretagne in…
- BrittonBrit. A native of Brittany: (France) or Britain:…
- BrocBadger
- BrockBadger
- BrockleyFrom the badger meadow
- BrocleahFrom tbe badger meadow
- BrocleighFrom the badger meadow
- BroclyFrom the badger meadow
- BroctonBadger
- BrodSon of Roderick, from the broad ridge
- BroderickBrother
- BroderikSon of Roderick, from the broad ridge
- BrodrigSon of Roderick, from the broad ridge
- BrodrikSon of Roderick, from the broad ridge
- BrokBadger
- BromleahFrom the broom covered meadow
- BromleighFrom the broom covered meadow
- BromleyBrush-covered meadow
- BromlyFrom the broom covered meadow
- BromwellBrush-covered meadow
- BromwoodBrush-covered meadow
- BronsonSon of the dark man
- BronwenSon of Brown, son of the dark-skinned one
- BronwynFair breast
- BrookLives by the stream
- BrookeLives by the stream
- BrookesStream
- BrooklynWater; stream
- BrooklynnWater; stream
- BrooklynneWater; stream
- BrooksStream
- BrooksonSon of Brooke
- BrooksoneSon of Brooke
- BrougherLives at the fortress
- BroughtonFrom the fortress town
- BrounColour
- BrownColour, dark skinned
- BruceWoodlands
- BruinColour
- BruinsColour
- BrunBrown or dark
- BrunoBrown
- BryanStrong
- BryanaStrong
- BryaniThe name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine
- BryannStrong
- BryannaStrong
- BryanneStrong
- BryantStrong
- BrydgerLives at tbe bridge
- BryggereLives at tbe bridge
- BrynnHill
- BrynnaFiery hill, sword-blade
- BryonStrong
- BryonyThe name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine
- BuckMale deer, meadow of deer
- BuckleyBoy
- BuckminsterMeadow of deer
- BucknerMeadow of deer
- BuckyMeadow of deer
- BudHerald, to puff up, friend
- BuddHerald, to puff up, friend
- BuddieHerald, to puff up, friend
- BuddyHerald, to puff up, friend
- BundyFree
- BunnyOne who brings victory
- BurbankLives on the castle's hill
- BurchBirch
- BurchardStrong as a castle
- BurdettSurname
- BurdetteSurname
- BurdonLives at the castle
- BureigLives on the brook island
- BurfordLives at the castle ford
- BurgFree citizen
- BurgeisLives in town
- BurgessChoice
- BurghardStrong as a castle
- BurghereLives at the fortress
- BurgtunFrom the fortress town
- BurhbankLives on the castle's hill
- BurhdonLives at the castle
- BurhfordLives at the castle ford
- BurhleagLives at the castle's meadow
- BurhtunFrom the fortified town
- BurkeBirch tree
- BurlKnotted wood
- BurleKnotted wood
- BurleighKnotted wood
- BurleyKnotted wood
- BurlyLives at the castle's meadow
- BurnFrom the brook
- BurnardStrong as a bear
- BurneBear; brown
- BurneigLives on the brook island
- BurnellBear; brown
- BurnetteBear; brown
- BurneyBear; brown
- BurnsFrom the brook
- BurrellReddish
- BursoneSon of Byrne
- BurtFortress
- BurtonFortress
- ByfordLives at the river crossing
- BymeBear; brown
- ByramBear
- ByrdBird
- ByrdeneContemporary name meaning Little bird
- ByreleahFrom the cattle shed on the meadow
- ByrneFrom the brook
- ByrnesSon of Byrne
- ByronBear
- ByrtelFrom the bird hill