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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baba | f | Arabic | The name Baba, a form of Barbara, has its roots in Ancient Greek and means 'the foreign… |
| Babet | f | Babet, a female first name, is the Dutch derivation of Babette, a French nickname for B… | |
| Babete | f | Latin | Babete is a Walloon variant of Babette, the French diminutive of Barbara and Elisabeth |
| Babett | f | Latin | The name Babett is a German variant and also a Luxembourgish and Hungarian form of Babe… |
| Babila | m | The name Babila has its roots in ancient Greek and is composed of the elements 'bab', w… | |
| Babro | f | Basque | Babro is regarded as a short form of the name Barbara, which traces back to the ancient… |
| Babs | f | Latin | Babs is a diminutive of Barbara and means 'the foreigner.' The name derives from the La… |
| Baiba | f | Latin | Baiba, as the Latvian form of Barbara, means "the foreigner." This meaning is derived f… |
| Bailei | f | Greek | The name Bailei means 'scum' (败类) in Chinese |
| Balthasar | m | English | The name Balthasar is derived from the Akkadian and Babylonian Bēl-šarra-uṣur and trans… |
| Baptista | m | Latin | Baptista is a form of the biblical name Baptist and has its roots in Latin as well as P… |
| Baptiste | m | French | Baptiste represents the French form of the biblical name Baptist |
| Bara | f | Bara is regarded as a Croatian and Czech form of Barbara and refers to the Ancient Gree… | |
| Barb | f | Latin | Barb is a short form of Barbara in English and carries the meaning "the foreigner." Thi… |
| Barbara | f | Latin | The first name Barbara means 'the foreigner' |
| Barbara-Alice | f | English | Barbara means 'the foreigner' in Greek, while Alice means 'of noble or distinguished na… |
| Barbara-Angelika | f | Latin | No information about the meaning is currently available |
| Barbara-Ann | f | Greek | The biblical name Anna stands for the mother of Mary |
| Barbara-Anna | f | Latin | The name Barbara originates from Latin and was adopted from Greek, meaning 'the foreign… |
| Barbara-Eva | f | Greek | Barbara-Eva is a double name combining Barbara ("the foreigner") and Eva ("the life") |
| Barbara-Monika | f | American | Barbara-Monika is a double name combining Barbara ("the foreigner") and Monika ("the un… |
| Barbara-Sarah | f | Latin | Barbara-Sarah is a double name combining Barbara ("the foreigner") and Sarah ("the prin… |
| Barbara-Susanne | f | Greek | Barbara-Susanne is a double name combining Barbara ("the foreigner") and Susanne ("the … |
| Barbara-Sylvia | f | Latin | Barbara-Sylvia is a double name combining Barbara ("the foreigner") and Sylvia ("the on… |
| Barbarella | f | Latin | Barbarella is an Italian form of Barbara and means 'the foreigner' |
| Barbaro | m | Latin | Barbaro is an Italian name for boys, considered a short form of Barbarossa |
| Barbaros | m | Latin | Barbaros, a boy's name of Turkish origin, is a variation of Barbarossa |
| Barbelies | f | Latin | The name Barbelies has a complex origin and is composed of various linguistic roots |
| Barbi | f | Latin | Barbi is known as a diminutive of Barbara and stands for 'the foreigner' |
| Barbia | f | Latin | The name Barbia, a rare short and pet form of Barbara, means 'the foreigner.' The origi… |
| Barbika | f | Latin | The name Barbika, a Slovenian variation of Barbara, means 'the foreigner.' This meaning… |
| Barbora | f | Latin | Barbora is the Czech, Slovak, and Lithuanian variant of the name Barbara and carries th… |
| Barbra | f | Latin | Barbra is an English form of the name Barbara and carries the meaning 'the foreigner' |
| Barbro | f | Latin | The name Barbro, a Swedish derivative of Barbara, carries the meaning 'the foreigner' |
| Bartolina | f | Greek | The name Bartolina originates as a Southern European variant of Barta (Bartholomäa), a … |
| Bas | m | Dutch | Bas is a short form of the name Sebastiaan, which originates from the Dutch-speaking re… |
| Basia | f | Latin | Basia is a Polish variant of Barbara and simultaneously a diminutive of Batyah, which i… |
| Basil | m | Arabic | The first name Basil, commonly used in English-speaking regions, is a shortened form of… |
| Basile | m | Basile is a masculine first name that derives from the French form of Basilius | |
| Basilea | f | Greek | Basilea is considered the feminine variant of the name Basilius |
| Basileo | m | Greek | Basileo is a boy's name of Greek origin and is derived from the ancient Greek word 'bas… |
| Basilia | f | Italian | Basilia is a female first name regarded as the Italian and Spanish form of Basilea, whi… |
| Basilio | m | Italian | Basilio is an Italian and Spanish variant of Basil, which is a short form of the name B… |
| Basilissa | f | Basilissa is a girl's name considered a Romansh and Swiss variant of Basilea | |
| Basilius | m | The name Basilius is a Latin derivation of the ancient Greek terms Basileus (Βασιλευς) … | |
| Bastiaan | m | Dutch | Bastiaan is a Dutch short form of the name Sebastiaan and a variant of Bastian |
| Bastian | m | Greek | As a short form of Sebastian, Bastian shares the meaning 'the Exalted', based on the an… |
| Bastiano | m | Italian | The name Bastiano stands for "the Majestic," "the Exalted," and "the man from Sebaste."… |
| Bastien | m | French | Bastien, as a French derivation of Bastian and a short form of Sébastien, traces back t… |
| Bastienne | f | Flemish | Bastienne, as a girl's name, is a French derivation of Bastiana and the feminine counte… |
| Batista | m | Portuguese | Batista is the Portuguese form of the biblical name Baptist |
| Batiste | m | French | The name Batiste is a form of Baptiste, the French version of the biblical name Baptist |
| Battista | m | Battista is the Italian form of Baptist, a biblical name | |
| Baucis | f | The name Baucis has its roots in Ancient Greek, but the exact meaning and specific word… | |
| Bautista | m | Spanish | The name Bautista is the Spanish form of the biblical name Baptist |
| Bazilea | f | Basilea derives from the Greek words and means 'the royal' or 'the queen.' The roots of… | |
| 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 |
| Beatrix-Diana | f | American | Beatrix-Diana is a double name combining Beatrix ("the traveler") and Diana ("the godde… |
| Beleke | f | The name Beleke has its roots in Ancient Greek, but no specific word composition or mea… | |
| Bellarosa | f | Latin | Bellarosa is a feminine first name that is composed of the Italian and Spanish names Be… |
| Ben-Alexander | m | Ben-Alexander combines the meanings of Ben and Alexander | |
| Ben-Lukas | m | The name Ben-Lukas consists of Ben and Lukas | |
| Ben-Niklas | m | The name Ben-Niklas is a male double name formed from Ben and Niklas | |
| Benice | f | Benice, also spelled Bénice, is a short form of Bernice, which is derived from Berenice… | |
| Berenice | f | Berenice (Bérénice) is a female first name that is considered the English and French fo… | |
| Berenike | f | Berenike (Bερενίκη) is a female first name that represents a Greek and Macedonian form … | |
| Berenisse | f | The name Berenisse is a feminine first name and is derived as a pet form of Berenike | |
| Beril | f | Latin | The name Beril is the Turkish form of Beryl and stands for "the Beryl," a gemstone made… |
| Berlian | m | Sanskrit | diamond |
| Bernice | f | The name Bernice is an English and French form of Berenice, which in turn is a derivati… | |
| Bernicia | f | Bernicia is a female name form that originates from Spanish and Portuguese and is deriv… | |
| Bernike | f | Greek | Bernike is a female name that means 'the victorious one.' It is a Greek variant of the … |
| Beryl | f | Latin | Beryl is a female name, and in rare cases also a male name, which literally translates … |
| Bianca-Diana | f | Greek | Bianca-Diana is a double name combining Bianca ("the white, the shining") and Diana ("t… |
| Bigna | f | Latin | Bigna is a Romansh form of the name Barbara, which translates to "the foreigner." The o… |
| Billa | f | Billa, a female first name, can be translated into English as "the prophetess", "the se… | |
| Bille | f | Bille stands for the meaning 'the prophetess', 'the seeress', or 'the oracle' and can f… | |
| Biri | f | Latin | The name Biri has its roots in Latin and Ancient Greek and means something like 'the ba… |
| Bora | m | The name Bora has its origins as a Turkish masculine name and stands for 'the storm' or… | |
| Borbala | f | Latin | Borbala (also Borbála) is the Hungarian form of the name Barbara and means 'the foreign… |
| Bori | m | Slavic | Bori, a masculine first name, has its roots in Uzbek and means 'the wolf' |
| Boroka | f | Greek | Boroka, a girl's name, is a Hungarian variant of the name Barbara, whose roots lie in t… |
| Bostan | m | Bostan (Bostán) represents the Romanian version of Linus, which is derived from the anc… | |
| Brigitte-Gloria | f | Latin | Brigitte-Gloria is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Gloria ("glo… |
| Briony | f | English | The name Briony is a variant of Bryony and refers to the climbing plant known in Englis… |
| Briseis | f | Greek | The name Briseis, or Brisēís (Βρισηΐς), comes from Greek mythology |
| Britaney | f | Latin | Britaney is considered a variation of the English name Brittany, which means "the Brito… |
| Britany | f | Latin | The name Britany has its roots in Old English and derives from the term 'britannia', wh… |
| Britney | f | English | Britney is a girl's name that was adopted from English in the 1990s and is regarded as … |
| Brittani | f | Latin | Brittani is regarded as a modern English variant of Brittany and means 'the Briton' or … |
| Bromia | f | Bromia has its roots in Ancient Greek and features a complex composition, though its ex… | |
| Brose | m | The name Brose is derived from the popular short form Ambrosius and has an ancient Gree… | |
| Bryony | f | English | The first name Bryony comes from the English term for 'the bryony', a climbing plant |