| Bena | Meaning a daughter or child. |
| Benaiah | Son of the Lord |
| Benak | God Name of Ganesh |
| Benaka | A name meaning blessed one. |
| Benam | Who has No Name |
| Benard | A brave and hardy warrior. |
| Benat | Brave as a bear |
| Benaya | Variant of Benaiah: God builds. |
| Benayahu | Variant of Benaiah: God builds. |
| Benazir | Meaning unique or matchless. |
| Bence | To conquer or be victorious. |
| BENCI | A variant of the name Bence. |
| Bendek | A form of Benedict or blessed. |
| Bendigeidfran | Blessed raven of Welsh myth |
| Bendik | A blessed or fortunate person |
| Bendiks | One who is blessed by the Lord |
| BENDISION | Chamoru Spanish, "blessed." |
| Bendyk | Polish form of Benedict 'blessed'. |
| Beneberak | Sons of lightning |
| Benecia | A blessed and favored woman |
| Benecroft | From the bean field |
| Benedek | Hungarian form of the blessed |
| BENEDETTA | The feminine form of blessed |
| Benedetto | Blessed. Variant of Latin Benedict. |
| Benedick | A variant of Benedict, meaning blessed, given to a Shakespearian character in the play Much Ado About Nothing. |
| Benedict | A man who is truly blessed |
| Benedicta | Feminine form of Benedict: blessed. From benedictus meaning blessed. Famous bearers: 6th-century Italian saint Benedict of Nursia founded the Benedictine order of monks and nuns. The Benedictines monastical order. |
| Benedicte | A woman who is highly blessed |
| Benedicto | Spanish form of the blessed |
| Benedictson | Son of Benedict |
| Benedictus | Latin for the blessed one |
| Benedid | A variation meaning blessed one. |
| Benedikt | Derived from the Latin for blessed. |
| Benedikta | The feminine form of blessed one. |
| Benedikte | A Scandinavian form of blessed. |
| Benejamen | Variant of Benjamin: Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. |
| Benen | An Irish name meaning soft or mild. |
| BENES | Czechoslovakian for Benedict (blessed) |
| Benet | Variant of Benjamin: Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. |
| Benett | Variant of Benjamin: Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. |