| Baageshawaree | Goddess of musical melodies. |
| Baageshree | A beautiful Indian raga. |
| Baageshwari | A Musical Raga in Carnatic |
| Baahulya | Meaning abundance or plenty. |
| Baaji | A term meaning a noble horse. |
| Baalaa | A young and innocent girl |
| Baalaamani | A precious young jewel |
| Baalaamjali | Offering prayers as a child |
| Baalah | Her idol; she that is governed or subdued; a spouse |
| Baalak | A young boy or small child |
| Baalini | The Constellation Ashvinee |
| Baani | Meaning speech or goddess Saraswati. |
| Baano | Variant of Bano: Lady. Princess. |
| Baanuraekha | A ray of light or sunbeam. |
| Baanvi | One who is innocent and pure. |
| Baara | A flame, purging. |
| Baasanti | Spring Season; Related to Spring Time |
| Baaseiah | In making, in pressing together. |
| Baasima | A person who is always smiling. |
| Bab | From the gateway |
| Baba | Born on thursday |
| Babali | A name meaning a brave warrior. |
| Babay | A name meaning a beloved child. |
| Babbe | A name meaning a small infant. |
| Babby | An affectionate term for a baby. |
| Babeeta | Pleasant; Beautiful; Polite |
| Babel | Confusion, mixture. |
| Babeta | Little Girl / Daughter; Polite; Beautiful; Pleasant; Born in the First Quarter of the Day |
| Babette | Stranger: Traveler from a foreign land. In Catholic custom St. Barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning. |
| Babhravi | Victorious; Carrying; Brown |
| Babhru | Sanskrit name meaning deep brown. |
| Babie | Princess / Queen |
| Babita | Little; Stranger. |
| Babitha | Born in the first quarter of an astrological day |
| Babli | A name meaning a playful person. |
| Bably | A variant meaning a little child. |
| Babs | Diminutive of Barbara: From the Greek barbaros meaning foreign or strange, traveler from a foreign land. In Catholic custom St. Barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning. |
| Babuli | A name meaning a small, dear child. |
| Baby | A term for a very young infant child. |
| Babylon | Confusion, mixture. |