Boy names, and unique baby names
Baakeer, Baakyr, Baakear,
Baakier, Baakeir
Babar (Turkish) Resembling a tiger
Baber, Babir, Babyr, Babor,
Babur, Babr
Bacchus (Latin) In mythology, the god of wine
Baccus, Baakus, Baackus,
Backus, Bach, Bache
Bachir (Hebrew) The oldest son
Bacheer, Bachear, Bachier,
Bacheir, Bachyr
Baha (Arabic) A glorious and splendid man
Bahah
Bailintin (Irish) A valiant man
Bailinten, Bailentin,
Bailenten, Bailintyn,
Bailentyn
Bain (Irish) A fair-haired man
Baine, Bayn, Bayne, Baen,
Baene, Bane, Baines,
Baynes
Bajnok (Hungarian) A victorious man
Bajnock, Bajnoc
Bakari (Swahili) One who is promised
Bakarie, Bakary, Bakarey,
Bakaree, Bakarea
Bakhit (Arabic) A lucky man
Bakheet, Bakheat, Bakheit,
Bakhiet, Bakhyt, Bakht
Bala (Hindi) One who is youthful
Balu, Balue, Balou
Balamani (Indian) A young jewel
Balamanie, Balamany,
Balamaney, Balamanee,
Balamanea
Balark (Hindi) Born with the rising sun
Balasi (Basque) One who is flat-footed
Balasie, Balasy, Balasey,
Balasee, Balasea
Balbo (Latin) One who mutters
Balboe, Balbow, Balbowe,
Ballbo, Balbino, Balbi,
Balbie, Balby
Balder (English / Norse) Of the brave army / in
mythology, the god of
light
Baldar, Baldur, Baldor,
Baldir, Baldyr
Baldwin (German) A brave friend
Baldwine, Baldwinn,
Baldwinne, Baldwen,
Baldwenn, Baldwenne,
Baldwyn, Baldwynn
Balint (Latin) A healthy and strong man
Balent, Balin, Balen,
Balynt, Balyn
Balloch (Scottish) From the grazing land
Bancroft (English) From the bean field
Bancrofte, Banfield,
Banfeld, Bankroft,
Bankrofte
Bandana (Spanish) A brightly colored headwrap
Bandanah, Bandanna,
Bandannah
Bandy (American) A fiesty man
Bandey, Bandi, Bandie,
Bandee, Bandea
Bansi (Indian) One who plays the flute
Bansie, Bansy, Bansey,
Bansee, Bansea
Bao (Vietnamese /Chinese) To order / one who is prized
Baqir (Arabic) A learned man
Baqeer, Baqear, Baqier,
Baqeir, Baqyr, Baqer
Barak (Hebrew) Of the lightning flash
Barrak, Barac, Barrac,
Barack, Barrack
Baram (Hebrew) The son of the nation
Barem, Barum, Barom,
Barim, Barym
Bard (English) A minstrel; a poet
Barde, Bardo
Barden (English) From the barley valley; from the
boar’s valley
Bardon, Bardun, Bardin,
Bardyn, Bardan, Bardene
Bardol (Basque) A farmer Bardo, Bartol
Bardrick (Teutonic) An axe ruler
Bardric, Bardrik, Bardryck,
Bardryk, Bardryc, Bardarick,
Bardaric, Bardarik
Barek (Arabic) One who is noble
Barec, Bareck
Barend (German) The hard bear
Barende, Barind, Barinde,
Barynd, Barynde
Barnett (English) Of honorable birth
Barnet, Baronet, Baronett
Barnum (English) From the baron’s estate
Barnam, Barnem, Barnom,
Barnham, Barnhum,
Barnhem
Barr (English) A lawyer Barre, Bar
Barra (Gaelic) A fair-haired
man
Barrett (German / English) Having the strength of a
bear / one who argues
Baret, Barrat, Barratt,
Barret, Barrette
Barry (Gaelic) A fair-haired man
Barrey, Barri, Barrie,
Barree, Barrea, Barrington,
Barryngton, Barringtun
Bartholomew (Aramaic) The son of the farmer
Bart, Bartel, Barth,
Barthelemy, Bartho, Barthold,
Bartholoma, Bartholomaus,
Bartlett, Bartol
Bartlett (French) Form of Bartholomew, meaning
“the son of the farmer”
Bartlet, Bartlitt, Bartlit,
Bartlytt, Bartlyt
Bartley (English) From the meadow of birch trees
Bartly, Bartli, Bartlie,
Bartlee, Bartlea, Bartleah,
Bartleigh
Bartoli (Spanish) Form of Bartholomew, meaning
“the son of the farmer”
Bartolie, Bartoly, Bartoley,
Bartolee, Bartoleigh,
Bartolea, Bartolo, Bartolio
Barton (English) From the barley town
Bartun, Barten, Bartan,
Bartin, Bartyn
Barwolf (English) The axwolf
Barrwolf, Barwulf, Barrwulf
Basant (Arabic) One who smiles often
Basante
Base (English) A short man
Bassett (English) A little person
Baset, Basset, Basett
Basy (American) A homebody
Basey, Basi, Basie, Basee,
Basea, Basye
Baurice (American) Form of Maurice, meaning “a dark-skinned man;
Moorish”
Baurell, Baureo, Bauricio,
Baurids, Baurie, Baurin,
Baurio, Baurise
Bavol (English) Of the wind
Bavoll, Bavole, Bavolle
Bay (Vietnamese / English) The seventh-born child;
born during the month of
July / from the bay
Baye, Bae, Bai
Beal (French) A handsome man
Beals, Beale, Beall, Bealle
Beamer (English) One who plays the trumpet
Beamor, Beamir, Beamyr,
Beamur, Beamar, Beemer,
Beemar, Beemir
Bean (Scottish) One who is lively
Beann, Beane
Becher (Hebrew) The firstborn son
Bedar (Arabic) One who is attentive
Beder, Bedor, Bedur, Bedyr,
Bedir
Bedell (French) A messenger Bedel, Bedelle, Bedele, Bedall,
Bedal, Bedalle, Bedale
Beircheart (Anglo-Saxon) Of the intelligent army
Bela (Slavic) A whiteskinned man
Belah, Bella, Bellah
Belden (English) From the beautiful valley
Beldan, Beldon, Beldun,
Beldin, Beldyn, Bellden,
Belldan, Belldon, Belldun,
Belldin, Belldyn
Belen (Greek) Of an arrow Belin, Belyn, Belan, Belon,
Belun
Belindo (English) A handsome and tender man
Belyndo, Belindio, Belyndio,
Belindeo, Belyndeo, Belindiyo,
Belyndiyo, Belindeyo
Bellarmine (Italian) One who is handsomely armed
Bellarmin, Bellarmeen,
Bellarmeene, Bellarmean,
Bellarmeane, Bellarmyn,
Bellarmyne
Belton (English) From the beautiful town
Bellton, Beltun, Belltun,
Belten, Bellten
Belvin (American) Form of Melvin, meaning “a friend
who offers counsel”
Belven, Belvyn, Belvon,
Belvun, Belvan
Bem (African) A peaceful man
Ben (English) Form of Benjamin, meaning “son
of the south; son of the
right hand”
Benn, Benni, Bennie,
Bennee, Benney, Benny,
Bennea, Benno
Benjamin (Hebrew) Son of the south; son of the
right hand
Ben, Benejamen, Beniamino,
Benjaman, Benjamen,
Benjamino, Benjamon,
Benjiman, Benjimen
Berdy (German) Having a brilliant mind
Berdey, Berdee, Berdea,
Berdi, Berdie
Beresford (English) From the barley ford
Beresforde, Beresfurd,
Beresfurde, Beresferd,
Beresferde, Berford,
Berforde, Berfurd
Berg (German) From the mountain
Bergh, Burg, Burgh
Berkeley (English) From the meadow of birch trees
Berkely, Berkeli, Berkelie,
Berkelea, Berkeleah,
Berkelee, Berkeleigh, Berkley
Bernard (German) As strong and brave as a bear
Barnard, Barnardo,
Barnhard, Barnhardo,
Bearnard, Bernardo,
Bernarr, Bernd
Berry (English) Resembling a berry fruit
Berrey, Berri, Berrie, Berree,
Berrea
Bert (English) One who is illustrious
Berte, Berti, Bertie, Bertee,
Bertea, Berty, Bertey
Berthold (German) Having bright strength
Berthoud, Bertol, Bertoll,
Bertold, Bertolde, Bertell,
Bertel, Bertill
Bethel (Hebrew) The house of God
Bethell, Bethele, Bethelle,
Betuel, Betuell, Betuele,
Betuelle
Bevis (Teutonic) An archer Beviss, Bevys, Bevyss,
Beavis, Beaviss, Beavys,
Beavyss
Biagio (Italian) One who has a stutter
Biaggio
Birney (English) From the island with the brook
Birny, Birnee, Birnea, Birni,
Birnie
Black (English) A darkskinned man
Blak, Blac, Blacke
Blackwell (English) From the dark spring
Blackwel, Blackwelle, Blackwele
Blade (English) One who wields a sword or knife
Blayd, Blayde, Blaid,
Blaide, Blaed, Blaede
Blagden (English) From the dark valley
Blagdon, Blagdan, Blagdun,
Blagdin, Blagdyn
Blaine (Scottish / Irish) A saint’s servant / a thin
man
Blayne, Blane, Blain, Blayn,
Blaen, Blaene, Blainy, Blainey
Blaise (Latin / American) One with a lisp or a stutter / a fiery man
Blaze, Blaize, Blaiz, Blayze,
Blayz, Blaez, Blaeze
Blake (English) A dark, handsome man
Blayk, Blayke, Blaik, Blaike,
Blaek, Blaeke
Bliss (English) Filled with happiness
Blis, Blyss, Blys
Blondell (English) A fairhaired boy
Blondel, Blondele, Blondelle
Boaz (Hebrew) One who is swift
Boaze, Boas, Boase
Bob (English) Form of Robert, meaning “one
who is bright with fame”
Bobbi, Bobbie, Bobby,
Bobbey, Bobbee, Bobbea
Bogart (French) One who is strong with the bow
Bogaard, Bogaart, Bogaerd,
Bogey, Bogie, Bogi, Bogy,
Bogee
Bolivar (Spanish) A mighty warrior
Bolevar, Bolivarr, Bolevarr,
Bollivar, Bollivarr, Bollevar,
Bollevarr
Bonaventure (Latin) One who undertakes a blessed venture
Bonaventura,
Buenaventure,
Buenaventura,
Bueaventure, Bueaventura
Boniface (Latin) Having good fortune; one who is benevolent
Bonifacio, Bonifaceo,
Bonifacius, Bonifacios,
Bonifaco
Booker (English) One who binds books; a scribe
Bookar, Bookir, Bookyr,
Bookur, Bookor
Bosley (English) From the meadow near the forest
Bosly, Boslee, Boslea,
Bosleah, Bosleigh, Bosli,
Boslie, Bozley
Boston (English) From the town near the forest; from
the city of Boston
Bostun, Bostin, Bostyn,
Bosten, Bostan
Botolf (English) The messenger wolf
Botolff, Botolph, Botulf,
Botulff, Botulph
Boyce (French) One who lives near the forest
Boice, Boyse, Boise
Boyd (Celtic) A blondhaired man
Boyde, Boid, Boide, Boyden,
Boydan, Boydin, Boydyn,
Boydon
Boynton (Irish) From the town near the river Boyne
Boyntun, Boynten, Boyntin,
Boyntan, Boyntyn
Bracken (English) Resembling the large fern
Braken, Brackan, Brakan,
Brackin, Brakin, Brackyn,
Brakyn, Brackon
Braddock (English) From the broadly spread oak
Bradock, Braddoc, Bradoc,
Braddok, Bradok
Braden (Gaelic / English) Resembling salmon / from the wide valley
Bradan, Bradon, Bradin,
Bradyn, Braddon, Braddan,
Braddin
Bradford (English) From the wide ford
Bradforde, Bradferd,
Bradferde, Bradfurd,
Bradfurde
Bradley (English) From the wide meadow
Bradly, Bradlea, Bradleah,
Bradlee, Bradleigh, Bradli,
Bradlie
Brady (Irish) The son of a large-chested man
Bradey, Bradee, Bradea,
Bradi, Bradie, Braidy,
Braidey, Braidee
Bramley (English) From the wild gorse meadow;
from the raven’s meadow
Bramly, Bramlee, Bramlea,
Bramleah, Bramleigh,
Bramli, Bramlie
Branch (Latin) An extension
Branche
Brandon (English) From the broom or gorse hill
Brandun, Brandin,
Brandyn, Brandan,
Branden, Brannon,
Brannun, Brannen
Branton (English) From the broom or gorse town
Brantun, Brantin, Branten,
Brantyn, Brantan, Branston,
Branstun, Bransten
Braulio (Spanish) One who is glowing
Braulo, Brauleo, Brauliyo,
Brauleyo, Bravilio, Braviliyo,
Bravileo, Bravileyo
Brazil (English) From the country of Brazil
Brasil, Brazyl, Brasyl
Brendan (Irish) Born to royalty; a prince
Brendano, Brenden, Brendin,
Brendon, Brendyn, Brendun
Brennan (Gaelic) A sorrowful man; a teardrop
Brenan, Brenn, Brennen,
Brennin, Brennon, Brenin,
Brennun, Brennyn
Brent (English) From the hill
Brendt, Brennt, Brentan,
Brenten, Brentin, Brenton,
Brentun, Brentyn
Brett (Latin) A man from Britain or Brittany
Bret, Breton, Brette, Bretton,
Brit, Briton, Britt, Brittain
Brewster (English) One who brews
Brewer, Brewstere
Brian (Gaelic / Celtic) Of noble birth / having great
strength
Briano, Briant, Brien,
Brion, Bryan, Bryant,
Bryen, Bryent
Briar (English) Resembling a thorny plant
Brier, Bryar, Bryer
Bruce (Scottish) A man from Brieuse; one who is
well-born; from an influential
family
Brouce, Brooce, Bruci,
Brucie, Brucey, Brucy,
Brucee, Brucea
Bruno (German) A brownhaired man
Brunoh, Brunoe, Brunow,
Brunowe, Bruin, Bruine,
Brunon, Brunun
Buck (English) Resembling a male deer
Buk, Buc, Bucki, Buckie,
Bucky, Buckey, Buckee, Buckea
Buckminster (English) From the monastery
where deer live
Buckmynster
Bud (English) One who is brotherly
Budd, Buddi, Buddie,
Buddee, Buddea, Buddey,
Buddy
Budha (Hindi) Another name for the planet Mercury
Budhan, Budhwar
Budhil (Indian) A learned man
Budheel, Budheal, Budheil,
Budhiel, Budhyl
Bulat (Russian) Having great strength
Bulatt
Burbank (English) From the riverbank of burrs
Burrbank, Burhbank
Burdett (English) Resembling a bird
Burdet, Burdette, Burdete
Burdon (English) One who lives at the castle
Burdun, Burdan, Burden,
Burdin, Burdyn, Burhdon,
Burhdun, Burhden
Burgess (German) A free citizen of the town
Burges, Burgiss, Burgis,
Burgyss, Burgys, Burgeis
Burke (French) From the fortress on the hill
Berk, Berke, Birk, Bourke,
Burk, Birke, Bourk, Byrk
Burne (English) Resembling a bear; from the brook; the brownhaired one
Burn, Beirne, Burnis, Byrn,
Byrne, Burns, Byrnes
Burnell (French) The small, brown-haired one
Burnel, Burnelle, Burnele,
Brunell, Brunel, Brunele,
Brunelle
Burnet (French) Having brown hair
Burnett, Burnete, Burnette,
Bernet, Bernett, Bernete,
Bernette
Burton (English) From the fortified town
Burtun, Burten, Burtin,
Burtyn, Burtan
Butler (English) The keeper of the bottles (wine,
liquor)
Buttler, Butlar, Buttlar,
Butlor, Buttlor, Butlir,
Buttlir, Butlyr
Byron (English) One who lives near the cow sheds
Byrom, Beyren, Beyron,
Biren, Biron, Buiron,
Byram, Byran
Boy names, and unique baby names
