Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter B, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a B. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
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Berrte | bright, famous |
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Berrti | bright, famous |
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Berrtina | bright, famous |
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Berrty | bright, famous |
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Berry | berry |
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Bersaba | Cornish medieval form of Bathsheba meaning oath, or voluptuous. |
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Bersh | One year |
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Bersi | Son of bakli. |
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Bersules | A knight |
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Bert | Bright |
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Berta | To Be Strong, Relentless |
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Bertalan | son of Talmai, son of the one who |
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Berte | Bright, famous |
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Bertel | Bright; Skillful |
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Bertelot | A man who is light and bright |
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Bertene | Seems to be a feminine form of Berten; brave person |
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Bertha | Bright |
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Berthe | bright, famous |
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Berthelm | Ho have a bright power |
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Berthguin | A shinging one |
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Berthild | Derived from the Old German elements beraht "bright" and hilt "battle". This was the name of a 7th-century saint, an abbess of Chelles in France. |
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Berthilda | woman warrior |
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Berthilde | woman warrior |
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Berthold | Brilliant ruler |
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Bertholdt | Means "bright ruler" from the Germanic element beraht "bright" combined with wald "rule |
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Berthoud | Bright Strength |
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Berthun | A person who is bright |
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Berti | noble, bright; bright, famous |
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Bertie | Bright, wise |
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Bertil | Bright Ruler; Bright Strength; Renowned Leader |
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Bertilak | The playful dance of the light |
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Bertilda | woman warrior |
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Bertilde | bright warrior maiden |
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Bertilina | Greenlandic form of Berteline, meaning bright, famous. |
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Bertille | Bright |
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Bertilo | Originally a short form of Germanic names beginning with the element beraht meaning "bright, famous". |
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Bertin | Bright; Industrious |
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Bertina | bright, shining |
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Bertine | bright, famous; bright, shining |
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Bertita | bright, famous |
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Bertl | One who is famous for nobility. |
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Berto | Intelligent |
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Bertok | Hungarian diminutive of Bertalan and other names beginning with Bert. |
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Bertold | Bright ruler |
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Bertoldo | Italian form of Berthold. |
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Bertolt | Bright ruler |
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Berton | Glorious ruler |
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Bertrada | One who counsels brightly |
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Bertrade | bright adviser |
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Bertram | Bright, wise |
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Bertrand | Bright, wise |
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Bertrando | Brilliant Raven; Italian Form of Bertrand |
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Bertred | A light of red color |
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Bertrina | Bright Raven |
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Bertschy | A variant of Germanic name Bertwald, meaning bright and famous. |
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Bertulf | To be like a wolf and bear |
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Bertuska | bright, famous |
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Bertwald | One who is a powerful bear |
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Bertwin | Bright friend |
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Berty | noble, bright; bright, famous; bright promise; bright fame |
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Berucha | a blessing |
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Berura | pure |
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Beruria | God-chosen |
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Berwick | From the Barley Grange |
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Berwyk | From the Barley Grange |
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Berwyn | White head |
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Beryan | Name of an Irish princess renowned for her healing abilities. |
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Beryl | Semi-precious Stone |
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Beryle | light green semiprecious gemstone |
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Berylla | light green semiprecious gemstone |
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Beryn | light green semiprecious gemstone |
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Besarion | Wooded valley |
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Besart | Golden oath |
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Besim | A happy soul. |
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Besima | One who is always smiling, and happy |
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Besnik | Traditional Albanian name, meaning "faithful" or "loyal |
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Beso | Short form of Besarion, meaning wooded valley |
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Bess | God Is My Oath |
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Bessa | A short from Elisabeth, meaning my God is my oath |
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Bessarion | Meaning uncertain, possibly from Greek βῆσσα (bessa) meaning "wooded valley". This was the name of a 5th-century Egyptian hermit who was a disciple of Saint Anthony the Great. It was later adopted by the scholar Basilios Bessarion (1403-1472), a Greek born in Byzantine Anatolia who became a Roman Catholic bishop. |
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Bessie | God Is My Oath |
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Bessy | God is my oath |
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Bessye | House; God's Promise; God is My Oath |
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Beste | Melodic |
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Bestla | Mother of Odin. |
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Bet | house; God is my oath |
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Beta | Gedicated to God |
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Betania | Portuguese form of Bethany. |
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Bete | The perfection of Lord |
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Betelgeuse | Hand Of The Central One |
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Beth | God Is My Oath |
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Betha | Life |
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Bethan | God Is My Oath |
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Bethanee | house of figs |
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Bethaney | Derived from Hebrew 'beit' - house and 'te-ena'- figs, meaning 'house of figs', and is a spelling variant of Bethany. |
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Bethani | House of figs |
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Bethania | Form Of Bethany |
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Bethanie | House of figs |
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Bethann | house of figs |
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Bethanne | house of figs |