| Baghl | A hybrid animal or a mule. |
| Baha al din | Magnificence of the faith |
| Bahmanbanu | Bahmanbanu means 'daughter of Bahman', a noble title in ancient Persian and Sassanian royal lineage. |
| Baishalian | A person from the city Vaishali. |
| Bakirah | A young and innocent maiden. |
| Baneen | Mother of four sons |
| Banister | A handrail or railing attached to a staircase, typically at the top or bottom of the stairs. |
| Banuhuram | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Banuhuram'. |
| Bartolomeu | Son of the earths furrow. |
| Bartolomew | Son of the earths furrow. |
| Barwon | Barwon is a river name of Aboriginal origin, meaning 'big river' or 'great river' in the Wadawurrung language. |
| Basilla | Derived from royal lineage. |
| Basse | Low or base, referring to a low-pitched sound or a lower social class. |
| Bassim | One who is always smiling. |
| Bastianna | A feminine form of Sebastian. |
| Batoul | A chaste or pure virgin woman. |
| Baydah | Worshiper; Servant of Allah |
| Becci | A captivating, tied bond |
| Bellen | A name meaning fair or white. |
| Bento | The blessed one |
| Berrak | Woman of clarity |
| Bertalan | Hill; mound; furrows |
| Bhadravathi | King Pareekshits wife |
| Bhamanad | Happiness of knowledge |
| Bienvenido | Welcome, a greeting used to express hospitality and friendliness to someone arriving or visiting. |
| Bismillah | Beginning; Commencement |
| Bithia | Daughter of God |
| Blanc | French surname meaning 'white' or 'fair', possibly referring to a person with light hair or complexion. |
| Blayz | Blayz is a variant of Blaze, meaning fiery, passionate, and energetic, often associated with boldness and confidence. |
| Blazhe | Deformed; stuttering |
| Bligh | English surname derived from Old English 'blīg' meaning 'bright' or 'shining', possibly referring to a person with a radiant personality. |
| Bloom | To flourish or grow, especially in a rapid or sudden manner, often in a beautiful or vibrant way. |
| Bluford | Bluford is an English surname derived from the Old English words 'bluf' meaning 'blue' and 'ford' meaning 'crossing'. |
| Bobak | Persian name meaning 'red' or 'ruddy', possibly derived from the word for the red fox. |
| Bodee | Bodee is a variant of the name Buddy, meaning a close friend or companion. |
| Bogdana | Lord has rendered |
| Bowyer | Occupational surname for a person who makes or sells bows, particularly archery bows. |
| Bradden | Resembling salmon; from the wide valley |
| Branca | A name meaning white, fair, or bright. |
| Brancen | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Brancen'. |