Names that Begin with B

• Behnam

  Means "reputable" (literally "good name") in Persian.

• Behram

  Turkish form of Bahram.

• Behrooz

  Means "fortunate" (literally "good day") in Persian.

• Behrouz

  Variant transcription of Behrooz.

• Behruz

  Variant transcription of Behrooz.

• Béibhinn

  Modern form of Bébinn.

• Beileag

  Diminutive of Iseabail.

• Beitris

  Scottish form of Beatrice.

• Bekki

  Diminutive of Rebecca.

• Bela

  Derived from an old Slavic word meaning "white".

• Béla

  The meaning of this name is not known for certain.

• Belen

  Belen originates in Hebrew language and is taken from the Spanish form of Bethlehem, ultimately meaning "house filled with bread".

• Belén

  Spanish form of Bethlehem, the name of the town in Judah where King David and Jesus were born.

• Belenos

  Variant of Belenus.

• Belenus

  Probably from a Celtic word meaning "bright, brilliant".

• Belgin

  Belgin originates in Turkish language and it means "pure".

• Beli

  Probably a Welsh derivative of Belenus.

• Belial

  Means "worthless" in Hebrew.

• Belinda

  The meaning of this name is not known for certain.

• Belinha

  Portuguese diminutive of Isabel.

• Bella

  Short form of Isabella and other names ending in bella.

• Bellatrix

  Means "female warrior" in Latin.

• Belle

  Short form of Isabella or names ending in belle.

• Bellona

  Derived from Latin bellare meaning "to fight".

• Belmont

  Belmont is a French name and is derived from the two words,"beu" which means "beautiful or lovely", and "mont", which means "a hill".

• Belphoebe

  Combination of belle "beautiful" and the name Phoebe.

• Bel-Sarra-Usur

  Akkadian form of Belshazzar.

• Belshatzzar

  Form of Belshazzar found in the Hebrew Bible.

• Belshazzar

  From (Belshatzzar) , the Hebrew form of the Akkadian name Bel-sarra-usur meaning " Ba'al protect the king".

• Belton

  Belton is a very old name and is derived from two words, the Old Norse "bil" or "bae" which means an "inter space or a piece of dry land in fenny country", and the Old English "tun" which means "farm".