| Bahupushpa | Has Many Flowers |
| Bahuputri | With many sons, Durga |
| Bahuputrika | Mother of many daughters. |
| Bahuratna | Rich in many precious gems. |
| Bahurim | Choice, warlike, valiant. |
| Bahurupa | Having many different forms. |
| Bahurupini | A Yakshini in Mythology; Yakshini from the Nature and Type of the Symbols which She is Made to Hold in her Hands; Apparently an Adaptation of the Brahmanic Shakti Durga |
| Bahuvidya | Master of many different arts. |
| Baibhabi | Goddess Lakshmi |
| Baibin | A name meaning white or pure. |
| BaIbina | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Baibre | A name meaning noble or brave. |
| Baidehi | Another name for Goddess Sita. |
| Baigum | Variant of Begum: Princess. Lady. |
| Baijanthi | Name of a Flower |
| Baijanti | A flower dedicated to Lord Vishnu |
| Baijayanthi | Garland of Lord Vishnu |
| Baijayanti | A garland of victory for the gods |
| Baijyanti | Name of a Flower; Variant Form of Vaijayanti; Garland / Favourite of Lord Vishnu |
| Bailee | Courtyard within castle walls: steward or public official. Surname or given name. |
| Bailey | Courtyard within castle walls: steward or public official. Surname or given name. |
| Baili | Bailiff; Sherriffs Officer; From the Outer Castle Wall Meadow |
| Baina | A name meaning a bright, shining star |
| Bairagi | One who has renounced the world. |
| Bairavi | A name meaning a musical raga. |
| Bairbre | A name meaning foreign woman. |
| Baisakhi | Of the month Baishakh |
| Baishakhi | Beautiful; Variant Form of Vaishakhee; Of the Month of Baishakh |
| Baishali | An ancient city |
| Baitali | A name meaning a female spirit. |
| Baivabi | A name meaning goddess of wealth. |
| Baivavi | Derived from the goddess Lakshmi. |
| Baiza | White, Bright, Brilliant |
| Baji | A name meaning a swift runner. |
| Bajila | Honored, Dignified, Highly |
| Bajith | One who is victorious in battle. |
| Bajra | Very strong, Hard, Powerful, Another name of Goddess Durga, Thunderbolt, Diamond |
| Baka | Crane; Resembling a crane |
| Bakarah | A young female cow or heifer. |
| Bakavati | Very Attentive; Patient |