Names starting with the letter B

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.

	Name	Meaning
	Borek	Diminutive of Bořivoj, now used independently.
	Borenya	One who is a great person
	Borey	Country or great city
	Borg	From the castle.
	Borge	A helping person
	Børge	Variant of Birger.
	Borghild	Defence in battle
	Borghilda	Wife of Sigmund. A variant of Borghild.
	Borghildr	Old Norse form of Borghild.
	Borghildur	Icelandic form of Borghild.
	Borgny	Help, new
	Bori	One who is a father of the warrior
	Boris	Battle, Fight
	Boriska	foreigner, stanger
	Borislav	Battle glory.
	Borislava	Feminine form of Borislav, meaning famous battle.
	Borislavu	Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Borislav.
	Borislaw	A variant of Borislav, meaning famous battle.
	Boriss	Latvian form of Boris.
	Borisu	Snow leopard
	Borivoi	Battle soldier
	Borivoj	Derived from the Slavic elements borti "battle" and vojĭ "soldier". This name was borne by a 9th-century Duke of Bohemia.
	Borivoje	Serbian form of Bořivoj.
	Borivoji	Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Bořivoj.
	Borja	From a Spanish surname, used as a given name in honour of the Jesuit priest Saint Francis Borja (1510-1572). The surname, also spelled Borgia, is derived from the name of a Spanish town, ultimately from Arabic برْج (burj) meaning "tower".
	Borje	Old Norse - From the fortified Hill or Castle; A variant of the name Borg
	Bork	One who is killed by a gunnar
	Borka	Fighter
	Borko	Diminutive of Borislav, Borivoje, and other names starting with Bor. It is sometimes used independently.
	Borna	Youthful
	Bornimiru	Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Branimir.
	Bornislavu	Proto-Slavic reconstruction of Bronisław.
	Boro	Diminutive of Borislav, Boris, and other names starting with Bor.
	Boroka	Hungarian diminutive of Borbála. It also means "juniper" in Hungarian.
	Boromir	One who is a faithful jewel
	Borre	He who is a great help
	Borris	He who is like a short wolf
	Bors	A name of the uncle of King Arthur
	Borsala	foreigner, stanger
	Borsca	foreigner, stanger
	Bort	He who comes from a fortified place
	Borut	Diminutive of Boris, meaning snow leopard
	Borya	Battle, war or fight
	Borys	The name Borys is not a common name to be given to boys. The name means 'fight' and 'battle' and is more common within Poland and Russia.
	Borysko	A warrior, one who is capable of fighting.
	Boryslav	One who likes fighting for fame.
	Bosa	Enclosure of the guard and defender of cornfields
	Bosco	A name of Italian Saint
	Bose	Master; A Surname found widely in state of Bengal
	Bosede	Sunday child
	Bosel	One who comes from the forest at the wavy bank
	Bosko	Originally a diminutive of Božidar.
	Bosley	From Bosa's Field
	Bosmat	Hebrew variant of Basemath.
	Bossanova	New Wave, New Sytle
	Bosse	Swedish - To Live
	Bostan	A place filled with fragrance, garden. Also the name of a book by Sheikh Saadi.
	Bostjan	Short form of Sebastjan and means from Sebaste.
	Boston	From St. Botolf's Stone
	Bostyn	One who is name after the city of Boston, Massachusetts
	Boswell	From Beuzeville
	Bosworth	One who lives at the acttle enclosure
	Bota	A remedy or compensation
	Botagoz	Eye of the baby camel
	Botan	Peony
	Botewolf	A name that means Herald Wolf
	Botha	Messenger
	Botham	Valley, Hollow
	Bothe	A man whose home is in a hut
	Bothi	Herald or begin.
	Bothild	One who is best in the battle.
	Bothildr	Old Norse form of Bodil.
	Botho	A form of Botha, meaning messenger
	Botild	He who is very commanding
	Botilda	Old Norse - A commanding Heroine; Battle for Help
	Botill	One who likes to command
	Botolf	He is a herald wolf
	Botolph	One who is like a herald wolf
	Botolphe	A man who is like a herald wolf
	Botond	A wawwior who wields mace
	Botros	Alternate transcription of Arabic بطرس (see Butrus).
	Botulf	One who is compared to a wolf
	Botum	A princess
	Botwe	The 8th born.
	Botwolf	He who is wolf-like
	Botwulf	From Old English bot meaning "improvement" and wulf meaning "wolf". Saint Botwulf was a 7th-century English abbot. He may be the person after whom Boston is named.
	Bou	A name for the herdsman; ox; powerful person
	Boualem	A distinguished man
	Boubacar	Variant of Aboubacar.
	Bouchra	Alternate transcription of Arabic بشرى (see Bushra) chiefly used in North Africa.
	Boudewijn	Bold Friend
	Boudhayan	Sage
	Boudhayana	someone who possesses the focus of Lord Buddha
	Boudibiua	A person who is born to win; victory
	Boudica	it is the name of a queen of the iceni tribe of the british empire.
	Boudicca	Victory
	Boudik	A stable minded person with a stron heart
	Bouid	Learned, virtuous, vivid, knowledgeable
	Boulevard	Wide Street, Lined With Trees
	Boulos	humble and polite. it is the arabic form of the name "PAUL