| Balashalin | One who is powerful and mighty. |
| Banjo | A stringed musical instrument originating from Africa, brought to the Americas through the slave trade. |
| Bannon | Bannon is of Irish origin, meaning 'little fair-haired warrior' or 'fair-haired son of the raven'. |
| Banuhufriz | I couldn't find any information on the name 'banuhufriz'. |
| Banuk | A name meaning a bright sun ray. |
| Baqiya | Someone who remains or survives. |
| Barinda | A name meaning ocean or sea. |
| Barja | With Beautiful Eyes |
| Bartek | Son of the earths furrow. |
| Basafa | One who is pure and clear. |
| Basemath | Meaning a fragrant perfume. |
| Bayar | Bayar is a Turkish name meaning 'to pay' or 'to give' often associated with generosity. |
| Ben Oni | Son of my sorrow |
| Benesh | A blessed and holy person. |
| Benjamina | Daughter of the right hand. |
| Berdon | Derived from Old English 'beorh' meaning 'bright' or 'shining' and 'dun' meaning 'hill' or 'mound'. |
| Bereket | Bereket means 'blessing' or 'prosperity' in Amharic, an Ethiopian language. |
| Berezira | Full Of Intelligence |
| Beringer | German surname derived from 'Beringer,' meaning 'bringer of peace' or 'peaceful bringer'. |
| Beyza | Extremely white |
| Bhaktavatsala | Protector of devotees |
| Biming | As clear as jade |
| Bismah | A smile or a gentle laugh. |
| Blanid | Derived from the Irish word for flower. |
| Bleu | A name referring to the color of the sky. |
| Blinn | Blinn is a variant of the surname Blinn, possibly derived from the Old English word 'blinnan,' meaning to shine. |
| BoDamian | Bodamian is a variant of Bodman, a surname of Germanic origin, possibly meaning 'good man' or 'noble one'. |
| Bolt | A sudden movement or action, often referring to a swift or energetic movement. |
| Boromir | Boromir means 'great lord' in Sindarin, a fictional language created by J.R.R. Tolkien. |
| Boyan | Boyan means 'young warrior' or 'youthful hero' in Slavic languages, particularly in Bulgarian and Russian cultures. |
| Branan | Branan is a variant of Brandon, derived from the Old English words 'bryn' meaning hill and 'dan' meaning valley. |
| Brannigan | Irish surname derived from 'Ó Branáin,' meaning 'descendant of Branán,' a personal name possibly meaning 'raven' or 'little raven.' |
| Braxson | Braxson is a surname of English origin, derived from 'bracken' and 'son', meaning 'son of the one who lives by the bracken'. |
| Braydenn | Resembling salmon; from the wide valley |
| Breyson | Breyson is a variant of Brian, derived from the Gaelic name 'Briain,' meaning noble or exalted one. |
| Bristow | From the bridge place. |
| Broadus | Derived from Old English 'brod' meaning broad or wide, possibly referring to a person of sturdy build. |
| Bruin | Brown bear, a reference to the brown color of the animal, often used as a mascot or symbol. |
| Bryshon | Bryshon is a variant of Brian, derived from the Gaelic name 'Briain,' meaning noble or exalted one. |
| Brysonn | Grandson of a nobleman; son of bryce |