Names that start with B
1,014 different B-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Benjamin led them with 9,770 newborns. Compare all 3,716 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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B-names in 2025
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- Baba7
- Baris7
- Bexli7
- Beacon7
- Beaudry7
- Baki7
- Bentzy7
- Bibiaisha7
- Buraq7
- Bellarie7
- Bennito7
- Birklynn7
- Blakelei7
- Bowdee7
- Brior7
- BertBright, famousGerman6
- Bernadinestrong, brave as a bearGerman6
- BufordFord near the oxen fordEnglish6
- BrindaOf uncertain originSanskrit6
- BritnyOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BallardOf uncertain originEnglish6
- BetzyGod is my oath or God is abundanceHebrew6
- BricenPossibly a modern invented name, likely combining the sound of Bryce or Bryan with the trendy -en suffixModern coinage6
- BriyannaModern coinage, likely a variant of Brianna, a feminization of Brian, which is of Irish origin and possibly means 'strong, noble' or 'high'Modern coinage6
- BrittainFrom Britain, a variant of the geographic name referring to the island of Great BritainEnglish6
- BradiOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BretteA feminine variant of Brett, derived from a surname meaning 'a Breton' or 'from Brittany'English6
- Brighidpossibly derived from a Celtic root meaning "exalted one" or "power"Irish6
- BreelynnOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BayleiThe name Baylei is a modern spelling variant of Bailey, which originally meant 'bailiff' or 'steward' from the Old English 'bail(l)if'English6
- BaderDerived from Arabic 'badr', meaning 'full moon'Arabic6
- BanyanRefers to the banyan tree, a large fig native to South and East AsiaModern coinage6
- BurakOf uncertain originArabic6
- BraeHill or slopeScottish6
- BritishFrom Britain or the British IslesEnglish6
- BarkleyBirch meadowEnglish6
- BarackBlessed, or blessingArabic6
- BryndleOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BryonyDerived from the name of a climbing plant, the bryony, whose name comes from Greek 'bryonia' meaning 'to sprout'English6
- BrielynnCombination of Brie and Lynn, likely intended as a variant of Brianna or Brianne with the popular suffix -lynnModern coinage6
- Brianiof debated originModern coinage6
- BrielynOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name combining elements from names such as Brielle or Brian with the popular suffix -lynModern coinage6
- BilliejeanOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BlessenOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BrealynOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BashaOf uncertain originEnglish6
- BrinsleyOf uncertain originEnglish6
- BoweUncertainEnglish6
- BristylOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BazilOne possible meaning is 'royal' or 'kingly', but the name is primarily a variant of BasilEnglish6
- BroncA short form of Bronco, literally meaning 'wild horse' or 'unbroken horse' in American EnglishModern coinage6
- BaeleighOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BlayreOf uncertain originScottish6
- BridgeA surname or place name referring to a structure spanning a physical obstacle, or a topographic name for someone who lived near a bridgeEnglish6
- BemnetCovenant, promise (in Amharic)African6
- BeckhemModern respelling of Beckham, a surname meaning 'homestead by the stream'English6
- BilanOf uncertain originAfrican6
- BriseidyOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BitaniaOf uncertain meaningModern coinage6
- BrennleyOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- BrysunOf uncertain originModern coinage6
- Bellamae6
- Baxton6
- Bostynn6
- Briyelle6
- Binah6
- Brigston6
- Brixleigh6
- Brynly6
- Bezawit6
- Bronxton6
- Basile6
- Bitanya6
- Burach6
- Bhuvi6
- Brayelle6
- Brixtin6
- Balor6
- Breckynn6
- Bair6
- Bellamee6
- Bru6
- Birdi6
- Blaney6
- Balmore6
- Beaudi6
- Beesan6
- Brielly6
- Beautii6
- Bonaventure6
- Braum6
- Brinston6
- Briseth6
- Buddha6
- BarneyDiminutive of Barnaby, meaning 'son of consolation' or 'son of encouragement'English5
- Belvaof uncertain originLatin5
- BessProbably a shortened form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath' in HebrewEnglish5
- BerryPlace name for a berry-producing shrub or fruitEnglish5
- BrionnaLikely a feminine variant of Brian, with the meaning debatedIrish5
- BabetteA French diminutive of Elisabeth, meaning 'God is my oath' or 'pledged to God'French5
- BrandinVariant of Brandon, meaning 'broom-covered hill' or 'beacon hill'English5
- BradonVariant of Braden, likely derived from an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Bradán', where Bradán means 'salmon'English5
- BrodeySon of Óda, from an Irish surname anglicized as BrodyIrish5
- BrevinOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BraydinOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name combining Bray (from names like Brayden) with the fashionable -din suffixModern coinage5
- BaldomeroOne who is bold and famous, derived from the Germanic elements bald (bold, brave) and meri (famous)Spanish5
- BenjieDiminutive of Benjamin, meaning "son of the right hand" or "son of the southHebrew5
- BetsaidaOf uncertain originHebrew5
- BrantlyOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern American coinage influenced by surnames or place namesModern coinage5
- BritonFrom BritainEnglish5
- Brydonof uncertain originModern coinage5
- Brelandof uncertain originIrish5
- BrycesonSon of Bryce (from Bryce, a Scottish name likely derived from a place name meaning 'speckled' or 'freckled')Modern coinage5
- BubbaAffectionate nickname for a brother, of American English originModern coinage5
- BayleaOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BretonA person from Brittany, FranceFrench5
- BreleighOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name combining elements of names like Breanna or Brayden with the fashionable -leigh suffixModern coinage5
- Barnabyson of consolationEnglish5
- BetaniaDerived from Bethany, the name of a biblical village near Jerusalem meaning 'house of figs' or 'house of affliction'Hebrew5
- BirchOne who lives near a birch tree or is from a place named BirchEnglish5
- BessyGod is my oathEnglish5
- BraleyOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BrendalynOf uncertain origin, likely a combination of Brenda and the suffix -lynModern coinage5
- BasselBrave, courageousArabic5
- BaileiOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- Brayamof uncertain originModern coinage5
- BadrFull moon in Arabic, symbolizing beauty and completenessArabic5
- BonOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BellamarieBellamarie is a compound name combining Bella (Italian for 'beautiful') and Marie (French form of Mary, meaning 'beloved' or 'star of the sea')Modern coinage5
- BrionyThe name Briony is derived from the plant name bryony, referring to a climbing vine with medicinal usesEnglish5
- BabacarDerived from Arabic 'Babakar' (بابكر), meaning 'father' (abu) + 'noble' (karim)Arabic5
- BraesonSon of BrayModern coinage5
- BreindelOf uncertain origin, possibly a Yiddish diminutive of Brenda or a variant of BrindelHebrew5
- Breninking (in Welsh)Welsh5
- BenedictoBlessed, from the Latin 'benedictus' meaning 'blessed'Spanish5
- BryliOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BasirThe intelligent, discerning, or wise oneArabic5
- BreylanOf debated originModern coinage5
- BrayliOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented nameModern coinage5
- BrayleiThe name Braylei is a modern invented name, likely a variant of the popular Braylee / Brayleigh / Brayson cluster, with no inherent meaning beyond its formationModern coinage5
- BrydanOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BhaktiDevotion, love, or faithful service, especially in a spiritual contextSanskrit5
- BrekynOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BrysanOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BrynjaArmor or protectionScandinavian5
- BasemOne who smiles or brings happinessArabic5
- BakaryOf uncertain originAfrican5
- BoomerOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BrixtenOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BrooxDerived from the surname Brooks, meaning 'dweller near a brook'English5
- BrishaOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- BinghamOf uncertain originEnglish5
- BrycelynnA modern invented name combining Bryce and the popular suffix -lynnModern coinage5
- BatuStone, rockPersian5
- BrykerModern invented name, likely a variant of Ryker with a 'B' prefix, or a respelling of Briker, of uncertain meaningModern coinage5
- Braxlee5
- Briellah5
- Betselot5
- Bam5
- Bridges5
- Bergan5
- Bronxx5
- Baraah5
- Brenlie5
- Blesson5
- Bacari5
- Bayoleth5
- Beny5
- Blesyn5
- Briam5
- Bowin5
- Bronwynn5
- Becks5
- Brookyln5
- Breilyn5
- Beasley5
- Baelin5
- Birklee5
- Boede5
- Bahr5
- Beri5
- Bivaan5
- Bonnibelle5
- Beyah5
- Boon5
- Breckett5
- Binyumin5
- Brynslee5
- Brander5
- Banu5
- Bruen5
- Bahir5
- Bexon5
- Bryani5
- Beaudin5
- Belany5
- Benyomin5
- Berlens5
- Blainey5
- Blaklynn5