Girl names, and unique baby names
Babah, Babba, Babbah,
Baaba
Babette (French) Form of Barbara, meaning “a traveler from a foreign land; a stranger”; form of Elizabeth, meaning “my God is bountiful; God’s promise”
Babett, Babete, Babet,
Babbet, Babbett, Babbette,
Babbete, Babita
Badia (Arabic) An elegant lady; one who is unique
Badiah, Badi’a, Badiya,
Badea, Badya, Badeah
Badr (Arabic) Resembling the full moon
Badra, Badriyyah,
Badriyah, Badriya,
Badriyya, Badrya, Badria
Bahija (Arabic) A cheerful woman
Bahijah, Bahiga, Bahigah,
Bahyja, Bahyjah, Bahyga,
Bahygah
Bailey (English) From the courtyard within castle walls; a public official
Bailee, Bayley, Baylee,
Baylie, Baili, Bailie,
Baileigh, Bayleigh
Baka (Indian) Resembling a crane
Bakah, Bakka, Backa, Bacca
Bakura (Hebrew) Resembling ripened fruit
Bakurah
Baldhart (German) A bold woman having great strength
Balhart, Baldhard, Balhard,
Ballard, Balard, Balarde
Baligha (Arabic) One who is forever eloquent
Balighah, Baleegha,
Balygha, Baliegha,
Baleagha, Baleigha
Banba (Irish) In mythology, a patron goddess of Ireland
Bansuri (Indian) One who is musical
Bansurie, Bansari, Banseri,
Bansurri, Bansury, Bansurey,
Bansuree, Bansurea
Bara (Hebrew) One who is chosen
Barah, Barra, Barrah
Barbara (Latin) A traveler from a foreign land; a stranger
Barbra, Barbarella,
Barbarita, Baibin, Babette,
Bairbre, Barbary, Barb
Barika (African) A flourishing woman; one who is successful
Barikah, Baryka, Barikka,
Barykka, Baricka, Barycka,
Baricca, Barycca
Barr (English) A lawyer Barre, Bar
Barras (English) From among the trees
Bathild (German) Heroine of a bold battle
Bathilde, Bathilda
Battseeyon (Hebrew) A daughter of Zion
Batseyon, Batseyonne,
Battzion, Batzion
Beatha (Celtic) One who gives life
Betha, Beathah, Bethah
Beatrice (Latin) One who blesses others
Beatrix, Beatriz, Beatriss,
Beatrisse, Bea, Beatrize,
Beatricia, Beatrisa
Bebhinn (Irish) An accomplished singer
Bebhin, Bebhynn, Bebhyn,
Bevin, Bevinne, Bevinn,
Bevyn
Becky (English) Form of Rebecca, meaning “one who is bound to God”
Beckey, Becki, Beckie,
Becca, Becka, Bekka,
Beckee, Beckea
Bel (Indian) From the sacred wood
Belisama (Celtic) In mythology, a goddess of rivers and lakes
Belisamah, Belisamma,
Belysama, Belisma,
Belysma, Belesama
Bellona (Latin) In mythology, the goddess of war
Bellonah, Belona, Bellonna,
Belonna, Bellonia, Belonia
Bem (African) A peaceful woman
Berne
Bena (Native American) Resembling a pheasant
Benah, Benna, Bennah
Benigna (Spanish) Feminine form of Benigno; one who is kind; friendly
Benjamina (Hebrew) Feminine form of Benjamin; child of my right hand
Benjameena, Benyamina,
Benyameena, Benjameana,
Benyameana, Benjamyna,
Benyamyna
Bennu (Egyptian) Resembling an eagle
Beomia (Anglo-Saxon) Battle maid
Beomiya, Bemia, Beorhthilde,
Beorhthild, Beorhthilda,
Beomea, Beomeah
Bernice (Greek) One who brings victory
Berenisa, Berenise, Berenice,
Bernicia, Bernisha, Berniss,
Bernyce, Bernys
Bertha (German) One who is famously bright and beautiful
Berta, Berthe, Berth, Bertina,
Bertyna, Bertine, Bertyne,
Birte
Bertilda (English) A luminous battle maiden
Bertilde, Bertild
Bertrade (English) An intelligent advisor
Bertraide, Bertrayde,
Bertraed, Beortbtraed,
Bertraid, Bertrayd,
Bertraede
Beryl (English) Resembling the pale-green precious stone
Beryll, Berylle, Beril, Berill,
Berille
Bess (English) Form of Elizabeth, meaning “my God is bountiful; God’s promise”
Besse, Bessi, Bessie, Bessy,
Bessey, Bessee, Bessea
Beth (English) Form of Elizabeth, meaning “my God is bountiful; God’s promise”
Bethe
Bethany (Hebrew) From the house of figs
Bethan, Bethani, Bethanie,
Bethanee, Bethaney,
Bethane, Bethann,
Bethanne
Beyonce (American) One who surpasses others
Beyoncay, Beyonsay,
Beyonsai, Beyonsae,
Beyonci, Beyoncie,
Beyoncee, Beyoncea
Bha (Indian) Having a starlike quality
Bibiana (Italian) Form of Vivian, meaning “lively woman”
Bibiane, Bibianna,
Bibianne, Bibiann, Bibine
Bijou (French) As precious as a jewel
Bikita (African) Resembling an anteater
Bikitah, Bikyta, Bykita,
Bykyta, Bikeyta, Bikeita,
Bikieta, Bikeata
Billie (English) Feminine form of William; having a desire to protect
Billi, Billy, Billey, Billee,
Billeigh, Billea, Billeah
Binga (German) From the hollow
Bingah, Bynga, Binge,
Bynge, Bingeh, Byngeh
Bisgu (Anglo-Saxon) A compassionate woman
Bisgue, Bysgu, Bysgue
Bixenta (Basque) A victorious woman
Blaine (Scottish / Irish) A saint’s servant / a thin woman
Blayne, Blane, Blain,
Blayn, Blaen, Blaene
Blair (Scottish) From the field of battle
Blaire, Blare, Blayre, Blaer,
Blaere, Blayr
Blake (English) A dark beauty
Blayk, Blayke, Blaik, Blaike,
Blaek, Blaeke
Blimah (Hebrew) One resembling a blossom
Blima, Blime, Blyma,
Blymah
Blondell (French) A fairhaired woman
Blondelle, Blondele,
Blondene, Blondel,
Blondela, Blondella
Blythe (English) Filled with happiness
Blyth, Blithe, Blith
Bo-bae (Korean) A treasured child
Bodgana (Polish) A gift of God
Bodganah, Bodganna,
Bodgane, Bodgann,
Bodganne, Bogna,
Bohdana, Bohdanna
Bonamy (French) A very good friend
Bonamey, Bonami,
Bonamie, Bonamee,
Bonamei, Bonamea,
Bonameah
Bonnie (English) Pretty face
Boni, Bona, Bonea,
Boneah, Bonee
Borgny (Norwegian) One who offers help
Borgney, Borgni, Borgnie,
Borgnee, Borgnea, Borgneah
Boudicca (Celtic) A victorious queen
Boudicea, Bodiccea,
Bodicea, Bodicia
Bradana (Scottish) Resembling the salmon
Bradanah, Bradanna,
Bradan, Bradane, Bradann,
Bradanne, Braydan,
Braydana
Brady (Irish) A large-chested woman
Bradey, Bradee, Bradi,
Bradie, Bradea, Bradeah
Braima (African) Mother of multitudes
Braimah, Brayma, Braema,
Braymah, Braemah
Brandy (English) A woman wielding a sword; an alcoholic drink
Brandey, Brandi, Brandie,
Brandee, Branda, Brande,
Brandelyn, Brandilyn
Brann (Welsh) A ravenlike woman
Branne, Bran
Braulia (Spanish) One who is glowing
Brauliah, Braulea,
Brauleah, Brauliya,
Brauliyah
Brazil (Spanish) Of the ancient tree
Brasil, Brazile, Brazille,
Brasille, Bresil, Brezil,
Bresille, Brezille
Brencis (Slavic) Crowned with laurel
Brenda (Irish) Feminine form of Brendan; a princess; wielding a sword
Brynda, Brinda, Breandan,
Brendalynn, Brendolyn,
Brend, Brienda
Brenna (Welsh) A ravenlike woman
Brinna, Brenn, Bren,
Brennah, Brina, Brena,
Brenah
Brianna (Irish) Feminine form of Brian; from the high hill; one who ascends
Breanna, Breanne, Breana,
Breann, Breeana,
Breeanna, Breona, Breonna
Brice (Welsh) One who is alert; ambitious
Bryce
Bridget (Irish) A strong and protective woman; in mythology, goddess of fire, wisdom, and poetry
Bridgett, Bridgette, Briget,
Brigette, Bridgit, Bridgitte,
Birgit, Birgitte
Brilliant (American) A dazzling and sparkling woman
Brimlad (Anglo-Saxon) From the seaway
Brymlad, Brimlod, Brymlod
Briseis (Greek) In mythology, the Trojan widow abducted by Achilles
Brisys, Brisa, Brisia, Brisha,
Brissa, Briza, Bryssa, Brysa
Brittany (English) A woman from Great Britain
Britany, Brittanie,
Brittaney, Brittani,
Brittanee, Britney, Britnee,
Britny
Brook (English) From the running stream
Brooke, Brookie, Brooklyn,
Brooklynn, Brooklynne
Brunhild (German) A dark and noble battle maiden; in Norse mythology, queen of the alkyries
Brunhilde, Brunhilda,
Brunnehild, Brunnehilde,
Brunnehilda, Brynhild,
Brynhilde, Brynhilda
Bupe (African) A hospitable woman
Buthaynah (Arabic) From the soft sand; having soft skin
Buthayna, Buthainah,
Buthaina, Buthana,
Buthanah
Girl names, and unique baby names
