Czech Names starting with “B”

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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
BarborafLatinBarbora is the Czech, Slovak, and Lithuanian variant of the name Barbara and carries th…
BelamHungarianBela (Béla) is often considered a Hungarian variant of the German name Adalbert, which …
BetafBeta, as a female first name, is derived from Elisabeta, a Romanian-Slavic form of the …
BogumillafPolishThe name Bogumilla has its roots in Old Slavic and is a Slavic female first name interp…
BohumilmSlavicThe name Bohumil, a Czech form of Bogumil (Bogumił), combines the Old Slavic elements '…
BohuslawmSlavicBohuslaw (Богуслав) refers to a boy whose name is interpreted as the Czech form of Bogu…
BoleslavmRussianBoleslav is the Russian and Czech version of the name Boleslaw and means 'great honor' …
BonifacmLatinThe name Bonifac is a variation of the name Bonifatius and means approximately 'the one…
BorislavmSlavicThe name Borislav (Борислав) has its roots in Old Slavic and translates to "the gloriou…
BozidarafSlavicThe name Bozidara, or Božidara, is the feminine form of the Slavic name Božidar (Божида…
BranislavmThe first name Branislav (Бранислав) is used in several Slavic languages as a variant o…
BranislavafThe name Branislava (Бранислава) is the female variant of Branislav and has its roots i…
BrankafSlavicThe name Branka (Бранка) serves as a Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian short form of the Sla…
BranomBrano (Braňo) is a masculine first name from the Slovak, Slovenian, and Czech language …
BratislavmBratislav (Братислав) is a masculine first name that is mainly common in Croatia and Se…
BratislavafBratislava (Братислава) is a girl's name from Serbo-Croatian and derives from Bratislav
BratkomSlavicThe boy's name Bratko (Братко) is derived from the Slavic word Brat and also serves as …
BretislavmPolishThe Slavic male first name Bretislav (Břetislav) can be translated as 'the glorious noi…
BrigitafCelticBrigita is a modified form of Brigitta, used in several Eastern European languages such…

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