| Beringer | German surname derived from 'Beringer,' meaning 'bringer of peace' or 'peaceful bringer'. |
| Berj | Berj is a variant of the name Beric, derived from the Old English word 'beorc,' meaning 'bright' or 'shining.' |
| Berkant | A solid and firm oath. |
| Berle | A water parsnip |
| Berman | A man of the spear or army. |
| Bernett | Berrett is a surname of Italian origin, derived from the name of a place in Tuscany. |
| Bernt | As strong as a bear |
| Bertalan | Hill; mound; furrows |
| Bertholdt | Derived from Old High German 'bertold,' meaning 'bright fame' or 'famous in battle.' |
| Berthony | Berthony is a variant of Bartholomew, derived from the Aramaic name Bartolomeo, meaning 'son of Talmai'. |
| Beto | Beto is a shortened form of Roberto, meaning 'bright fame' or 'renowned brightness' in Spanish. |
| Bettino | Italian diminutive form of Benedict, meaning 'blessed' or 'gift of God'. |
| Bhamanad | Happiness of knowledge |
| Biaggio | Stammering; stuttering |
| Biel | God is my strength |
| Bienvenido | Welcome, a greeting used to express hospitality and friendliness to someone arriving or visiting. |
| Biming | As clear as jade |
| Birchard | Birchard is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English words 'birce' meaning birch tree and 'heard' meaning guardian. |
| Birhanu | Birhanu means 'light' or 'enlightenment' in Amharic, an Ethiopian language. |
| Bisat | Carpet; floor covering; spread; expanse |
| Bisyr | One who is always smiling. |
| Bix | Bix is a shortened form of the name Archibald, derived from the Germanic words 'ric' meaning ruler and 'bald' meaning brave. |
| Bixby | Bixby is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English words 'bix' meaning 'dweller by the birch tree'. |
| Bjarke | A bear cub or small bear. |
| Bjarni | A name meaning little bear. |
| Bjarte | A bright or shining light. |
| Blanc | French surname meaning 'white' or 'fair', possibly referring to a person with light hair or complexion. |
| Blanchard | One with fair or pale skin. |
| Blanket | A blanket is a thick, warm covering for a bed or person, typically made of fabric or wool. |
| Blayson | Deformed; stuttering |
| Blayz | Blayz is a variant of Blaze, meaning fiery, passionate, and energetic, often associated with boldness and confidence. |
| Blazhe | Deformed; stuttering |
| Bleiz | Bleiz is a variant of the name Blaze, meaning fiery, passionate, or intense. |
| Bleu | A name referring to the color of the sky. |
| Bligh | English surname derived from Old English 'blīg' meaning 'bright' or 'shining', possibly referring to a person with a radiant personality. |
| Blinn | Blinn is a variant of the surname Blinn, possibly derived from the Old English word 'blinnan,' meaning to shine. |
| Blixa | Blixa is a Yiddish name meaning 'confusion' or 'chaos', often associated with the Russian Jewish culture. |
| Bloom | To flourish or grow, especially in a rapid or sudden manner, often in a beautiful or vibrant way. |
| Blues | Originating from African American musical tradition, 'blues' refers to a genre of music characterized by soulful, melancholic melodies. |
| Bluford | Bluford is an English surname derived from the Old English words 'bluf' meaning 'blue' and 'ford' meaning 'crossing'. |