| Bartt | The son of the farmer |
| Barty | Diminutive form of Bartholomew, derived from Aramaic 'bar' meaning son and 'talmay' meaning full or complete. |
| Barwon | Barwon is a river name of Aboriginal origin, meaning 'big river' or 'great river' in the Wadawurrung language. |
| Barwyn | Meaning fair or white head. |
| Barzakh | Interval; divider; partition |
| Basafa | One who is pure and clear. |
| Basak | Refers to a stalk of wheat. |
| Basaveshwari | Goddess Parvathi |
| Bascom | Bascom is of English origin, derived from 'bask' meaning to bathe or wash, possibly referring to a bathing place. |
| Basemah | A woman who is always smiling. |
| Basemath | Meaning a fragrant perfume. |
| Bashaer | Good news or happy tidings. |
| Bashnin | A name meaning sweet basil. |
| Basilla | Derived from royal lineage. |
| Baska | A name meaning from the east. |
| Basmath | A name meaning sweet spice. |
| Basse | Low or base, referring to a low-pitched sound or a lower social class. |
| Bassem | Variant transcription of BASIM |
| Bassim | One who is always smiling. |
| Basta | It means enough or sufficient. |
| Bastianna | A feminine form of Sebastian. |
| Bastienna | A variant of the name Bastienne. |
| Bastienne | The feminine form of Bastien. |
| Basus | Derived from the Latin for base. |
| Basyar | Good news broadcaster |
| Basyir | Good news broadcaster |
| Bathshira | Seventh Girl; child |
| Batia | Drinks and Sagar |
| Batoul | A chaste or pure virgin woman. |
| Batu | Batu is a Malay word meaning 'stone' or 'rock', often used as a given name or surname. |
| Baudelaire | Derived from the French surname 'Baudelaire', meaning 'famous spear' or 'illustrious warrior'. |
| Baxley | English surname derived from Old English 'bæccan leah,' meaning 'baker's clearing' or 'baker's meadow'. |
| Bayad | Refers to a person of high rank. |
| Bayar | Bayar is a Turkish name meaning 'to pay' or 'to give' often associated with generosity. |
| Bayd | An Arabic name meaning white. |
| Baydah | Worshiper; Servant of Allah |
| Baylin | Baylin is a variant of Bailey, meaning 'brave warrior' or 'strong protector' in Old English. |
| Baynes | Derived from the Old English 'bægna' or 'bægna', meaning 'dweller by the brook' or 'stream'. |
| Bayram | A festive or holiday celebration. |
| Bayron | A form of baron |