| Bachar | One Who Is Full Of Joy |
| Bachra | A name meaning a young camel. |
| Bachram | The Star Of Fifth Sky |
| Bachubai | Bachubai means 'young one' or 'youthful' in Gujarati, a name often given to a child born in a family. |
| Bacon | A name meaning a meat product. |
| Badadargar | Changing Air Into Fire |
| Badah | Sprawling ground |
| Badasi | Badasi is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is skilled in the art of warfare' or 'martial arts expert'. |
| Baddur | Little Full Moon |
| Badeeah | Astonishing; amazing; marvel; wonder |
| Badeel | A substitute or replacement. |
| Badeen | Healthy; Strong |
| Badehi | Badehi is a Persian surname meaning 'from Badakhshan', a region in northeastern Afghanistan. |
| Badgarjae | Creator Of Wind |
| Badii | Clear; Physically; Badwi tribe |
| Badiil | One who acts as a replacement. |
| Badir | One who is early or punctual. |
| Badla | A change or an exchange made. |
| Badoo | Badoo is a Yoruba name meaning 'born on a Tuesday' or 'born under the influence of the sun'. |
| Badpa | Badpa is a Mongolian name meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent', often given to children born with a high forehead. |
| Badr Aldin | Full moon of religion, a title given to a high-ranking official in the Ottoman Empire. |
| Badr e alam | Full moon of the world |
| Badr ud duja | Full moon of the dark (night) |
| Badraqa | Leader; Guide;to Lead |
| Baeenah | Ba'eenah is an Arabic name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', often associated with a lovely or beautiful woman. |
| Baeer | Baeer is a variant of the name Barry, derived from the Gaelic word 'barach,' meaning 'spear' or 'man of the spear.' |
| Baelfire | Baelfire is a Gaelic name meaning 'fire of the gods' or 'sacred flame'. |
| Baer | Bear, strong and fierce, symbolizing protection and power. |
| Bag | A container for carrying items. |
| Bagdat | A gift bestowed by the divine. |
| Baghl | A hybrid animal or a mule. |
| Baha al din | Magnificence of the faith |
| Baha ud dawlah | Magnificance of the state |
| Bahair | One who possesses many seas. |
| Bahajat | Handsome; Lovely |
| Bahal | Bahal means 'temple' or 'place of worship' in Sanskrit, often referring to a Hindu or Buddhist shrine. |
| Bahamin | The month of the spring season. |
| Bahareh | Someone Who Brings The Spring; Sprint Flower |
| Baheeja | A person who is very joyful. |
| Bahghwanti | One who is full of good fortune. |