Names that Begin with B

• Barlaam

  Meaning unknown.

• Barlow

  Barlow is a very old English name that derives its name from the Old English Berlawe, a compound of two Old English words - “bere”, which was "barley", and “leag” which means "clearing".

• Barna

  Hungarian short form of Barnabas.

• Barnabas

  Greek form of an Aramaic name.

• Barnabás

  Hungarian form of Barnabas.

• Barnabé

  French form of Barnabas.

• Barnaby

  Medieval English form of Barnabas.

• Barnat

  Barnat is a Hungarian variant of Bernard.

• Barnes

  Barnes could have two meanings depending on what it is derived from.

• Barnett

  Barnett is a very old English name, derived from the Old English “baernet” which literally meant “a person who lived where land had been cleared by fire”.

• Barney

  Diminutive of Barnabas, Bernard or Barnaby.

• Baron

  Baron is derived from the Old French “barun” which was a title that was given to civil officials.

• Barra

  Variant of Bairre.

• Barret

  From a surname which was a variant of Barrett.

• Barrett

  From a surname meaning "dispute" in Middle English, originally given to a quarrelsome person.

• Barrfhionn

  Means "fair hair", derived from Gaelic barr "head" and fionn "white, fair".

• Barrfind

  Older form of Barrfhionn.

• Barrick

  Barrick is a place name which was taken on by people as identification for where they were from.

• Barrie

  Variant of Barry.

• Barrington

  Barrington is an Old English name that is a compound of three words, “bara” which was the nickname for a very troublesome person, “ing” which means tribe, and “ton” which means "settlement".

• Barris

  Barris is a Welsh name that means “son of Barry”.

• Barrow

  Barrow is a locational name that was taken by people from a certain locality to identify themselves with the place of their birth.

• Barry

  Anglicized form of Bairre.

• Bart

  Short form of Bartholomew.

• Bartal

  Hungarian form of Bartholomew.

• Bartek

  Polish diminutive of Bartlomiej or Bartosz.

• Bartel

  Dutch diminutive of Bartholomew.

• Barthélémy

  French form of Bartholomew.

• Bartholomaios

  New Testament Greek form of Bartholomew.

• Bartholomäus

  German form of Bartholomew.