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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bascha | f | Hebrew | Bascha is a Yiddish derivation of the name Basha, which has its roots in the ancient He… |
| Basin | m | American | The name Basin comes from English and translates from German as "the wide bowl." The ro… |
| Bastian | m | Greek | As a short form of Sebastian, Bastian shares the meaning 'the Exalted', based on the an… |
| Bastian-Hermann | m | Bastian-Hermann is a double name combining Bastian ("the exalted one") and Hermann ("th… | |
| Bastian-Oliver | m | Bastian-Oliver is a double name combining Bastian ("the exalted one") and Oliver ("the … | |
| Bawett | f | German / Hessian: Bawett stands for Babett and Babette | |
| Bea | f | Latin | Bea is a short form of the names Beatrix and Beatrice, which are originally derived fro… |
| Beada | f | Latin | The name Beada is a Nordic variant of Beata, which is considered the feminine form of B… |
| Beat | m | Latin | Beat is a Swiss short form of the Latin name Beatus, which means 'the happy one' or 'th… |
| Beate-Anna | f | Latin | Beate stands for "the Happy" or "the Blissful" (Latin), while Anna means "the Graced" (… |
| Beate-Maria | f | Latin | Beate stands for "the Happy" as well as "Chosen or Sanctified" from Latin |
| Beate-Sabrina | f | Latin | Additional details can be found under the names Beate and Sabrina |
| Beate-Violetta | f | No information on the meaning is available yet | |
| Becki | f | Arabic | Becki is an English short form of the name Rebecka, which has its roots in the ancient … |
| Beke-Luise | f | Beke-Luise is a double name combining Beke ("God is fullness") and Luise ("the famous w… | |
| Bellah | f | Latin | Bellah, a girl's name, is a derivative of Bella |
| Ben-Jonah | m | Ben-Jonah is a double name combining Ben ("son of the south") and Jonah ("the dove") | |
| Ben-Lukas | m | The name Ben-Lukas consists of Ben and Lukas | |
| Benafscha | f | Persian | Benafscha is a Germanized form of the Afghan name Benafsha, which traces back to the Pe… |
| Bendix | m | Latin | Bendix is a Frisian and Low German form of the name Benedikt and carries the meaning 't… |
| Bene | u | Latin | Bene is a Frisian and Dutch short form of the name Benedikt, which is a variant of Bene… |
| Benedikta | f | Latin | Benedikta is the feminine variant of Benedikt, derived from the Latin Benedictus |
| Bengt-Ole | m | Norwegian | The name derives from Benedikt |
| Bennad | m | Bennad represents the Low German variant of the name Bernhard | |
| Benny | m | Latin | The name Benny is an English short form of Benjamin, which also derives from the ancien… |
| Berlin | u | The name Berlin has its roots in the German language, although a specific word composit… | |
| Bernalde | f | The name Bernalde comes from Old High German and consists of the meanings 'bear' and 't… | |
| Berndmark | m | The meaning of the name is 'strong bear guardian', as it is composed of the names Bernd… | |
| Bertleana | f | The name originates from German | |
| Bertram-Andreas | m | Bertram-Andreas is a double name combining Bertram ("the shining raven") and Andreas ("… | |
| Bianka | f | Italian | Bianka is a form of the Italian name Bianca, commonly used in Germany, Hungary, and Poland |
| Billina | f | A derivation of Billiana | |
| Bini | f | Latin | The name Bini is a short and affectionate form primarily associated with Sabina, but al… |
| Binia | f | Latin | Binia is a derivative of Bina or Bine, which in turn are short forms for names like Sabine |
| Birgitt | f | Celtic | Birgitt is a common Nordic form of Birgitta in Germany, which has various etymological … |
| Birte-Anja | f | Birte-Anja is a double name combining Birte ("the helper") and Anja ("God is gracious") | |
| Bjan | m | Norwegian | Bjan is a modern short form of the name Bjarne, which is derived from Björn |
| Bjela | f | The female first name Bjela is a rare German variant of the Czech name Běla, pronounced… | |
| Björke | f | Björke is the feminine form of the Nordic name Björk and translates to "the birch." The… | |
| Björn-Malte | m | Björn stands for 'bear' in Nordic, while Malte is interpreted as a short form of Helmol… | |
| Blonda | f | Latin | The name Blonda has its roots in German and Italian |
| Boas | m | Dutch | Boas is a variant of the biblical name Boaz (Hebrew בּוֹעַז) |
| Bodo-Dieter | m | Bodo-Dieter is a double name combining Bodo ("the lord") and Dieter ("the ruler of the … | |
| Bogdan-Edmund | m | Polish | Bogdan-Edmund is a double name combining Bogdan ("the God-given") and Edmund ("the prot… |
| Börries | m | Latin | Börries is a male short form of the name Liborius, with a lineage that likely traces ba… |
| Borris | m | Latin | Borris is a masculine designation that is regarded as a Low German short form of Libori… |
| Brar | m | Scandinavian | The name Brar is a North Frisian variation of the Scandinavian Bror and carries the mea… |
| Brinja | f | Danish | Brinja is a female first name with Scandinavian roots and is often regarded as a varian… |
| Broder | m | Danish | Broder represents a Frisian form of the old Norse name Bróðir and traces back to the Ol… |
| Broer | m | Dutch | The name Broer comes from the Frisian-Dutch area and literally means 'the brother' |
| Buschra | f | Arabic | The name Buschra, a German form of Bushra, means 'the joyful news' and has its roots in… |
| Cäcilie | f | Latin | The name Cäcilie is derived from the Latin Caecilia and refers to the Roman family name… |
| Can-Alexander | m | Turkish | Can-Alexander is a double name combining Can ("the living") and Alexander ("the protect… |
| Can-Noah | m | Turkish | Can has its origin in Turkish and means LIFE, while Noah, derived from Hebrew, means ST… |
| Carina-Monika | f | Carina carries the meaning 'the beautiful one' and Monika means 'the only one' | |
| Carla-Lisa | f | Carla-Lisa is a double name combining Carla ("the free one") and Lisa ("God is fullness") | |
| Carsten-Elmar | m | For more information | |
| Caspar-Theodor | m | Caspar-Theodor is a double name combining Caspar ("treasurer") and Theodor ("gift of God") | |
| Cassian | m | Latin | The name Cassian is a variation of Cassius, a name that was often used as a nickname in… |
| Castine | f | American | The name Castine represents an Americanized form of Kerstin and is often used in the sh… |
| Catha | f | The name Catha is a short form of Katharina and Catharina and means 'the Pure' or 'the … | |
| Catharina | f | Swedish | Catharina is a variant form of the name Katharina and is derived from Aikaterine (Αἰκατ… |
| Cathia | f | Cathia serves as a short and pet form of Katharina, which is often translated as "the P… | |
| Cathrin | f | Cathrin is a German short form of Katharina and means 'the Pure' or, more broadly, 'the… | |
| Cay | u | Latin | Cay is considered a variant of Kai |
| Cäzilia | f | Latin | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning of the name Cäzilia |
| Cäzilie | f | Latin | Cäzilie is a variant of Cäcilie ("the blind one") |
| Cecila | f | Latin | Cecila is an English and rare American form of the name Cecilia |
| Cecilie | f | Latin | The first name Cecilie (Cecílie) is a Czech variant of Cäcilie and a Danish as well as … |
| Cedric-Ben | m | English | Cedric-Ben is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Ben ("son of the south") |
| Celina | f | Latin | The first name Celina has several possible origins and meanings |
| Cerstin | f | Latin | The first name Cerstin means 'the Christian woman' or 'follower of Christ' |
| Ceslaw | m | Ceslaw (Czesław) is the German form of the name Czeslaw | |
| Cesrin | f | Cesrin represents a Germanized form of the English pronunciation of Kathrin, which in t… | |
| Channie | f | American | The Star |
| Charis-Irene | f | Greek | Charis comes from Greek and means grace, thanks, and favor |
| Charlotte-Elisabeth | f | French | Charlotte-Elisabeth is a double name combining Charlotte ("the free one") and Elisabeth… |
| Charlotte-Olivia | f | English | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Chelina | f | Latin | Chelina is a derived form of Celina, which in turn is a diminutive of the name Celia |
| Cheyan | f | Norse | The name has its roots in various languages, including Afghan, German, Frisian, Jewish,… |
| Chiara-Leonie | f | Italian | Chiara stands for 'The Bright', 'The Famous', or 'The Shining', while Leonie means 'The… |
| Chiara-Sophie | f | Italian | No information on the meaning is available yet |
| Chris | u | Danish | Chris is mainly a masculine first name, used as a short form of Christoph ('the bearer … |
| Christarose | f | Latin | The name Christarose combines the elements of the names Christa and Rose |
| Christian-Georg | m | Greek | Christian-Georg is a double name combining Christian ("follower of Christ") and Georg (… |
| Christian-Herbert | m | Christian-Herbert is a double name combining Christian ("follower of Christ") and Herbe… | |
| Christian-Michael | m | Latin | There is currently no information available regarding the meaning |
| Christiana | f | Latin | Christiana is a variation of Christiane and the feminized form of Christian |
| Christien | m | Latin | Christien represents an unusual French form of Christian, which goes back to the Latin … |
| Christina-Charlotte | f | Latin | Christina-Charlotte is a double name combining Christina ("the Christian") and Charlott… |
| Christina-Elisabeth | f | Latin | Christina-Elisabeth is a double name combining Christina ("the Christian") and Elisabet… |
| Christina-Louise | f | Latin | Currently, no information is available regarding the meaning |
| Christina-Maria | f | Latin | No information on the meaning is currently available |
| Christina-Melanie | f | Greek | Christina is derived from the name Christus and means 'the anointed one', 'belonging to… |
| Christina-Sarah | f | Latin | Christina-Sarah is a double name combining Christina ("the Christian") and Sarah ("the … |
| Christina-Sophie | f | Latin | The Anointed One or the Wise One |
| Christina-Sybille | f | Latin | There is currently no information available on the meaning |
| Christoff | m | Christoff is a newer variant of the name Christoph, which in turn is derived from Chris… | |
| Chrysant | m | Greek | The name Chrysant, a Low German variant of the Greek Chrysanthos (Chrýsanthos), stands … |
| Ciana-Sophie | f | Ciana-Sophie is a double name combining Ciana ("the old one") and Sophie ("the wisdom") |