| Bixby | Bixby is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English words 'bix' meaning 'dweller by the birch tree'. |
| Bizziza | A name meaning busy bee. |
| Bjarke | A bear cub or small bear. |
| Bjarni | A name meaning little bear. |
| Bjarte | A bright or shining light. |
| Blanc | French surname meaning 'white' or 'fair', possibly referring to a person with light hair or complexion. |
| Blanchard | One with fair or pale skin. |
| Blanid | Derived from the Irish word for flower. |
| Blanket | A blanket is a thick, warm covering for a bed or person, typically made of fabric or wool. |
| Blayson | Deformed; stuttering |
| Blayz | Blayz is a variant of Blaze, meaning fiery, passionate, and energetic, often associated with boldness and confidence. |
| Blazhe | Deformed; stuttering |
| Bleiz | Bleiz is a variant of the name Blaze, meaning fiery, passionate, or intense. |
| Bleu | A name referring to the color of the sky. |
| Bligh | English surname derived from Old English 'blīg' meaning 'bright' or 'shining', possibly referring to a person with a radiant personality. |
| Blinn | Blinn is a variant of the surname Blinn, possibly derived from the Old English word 'blinnan,' meaning to shine. |
| Blixa | Blixa is a Yiddish name meaning 'confusion' or 'chaos', often associated with the Russian Jewish culture. |
| Blondie | A term for someone with fair hair color. |
| Bloom | To flourish or grow, especially in a rapid or sudden manner, often in a beautiful or vibrant way. |
| Blues | Originating from African American musical tradition, 'blues' refers to a genre of music characterized by soulful, melancholic melodies. |
| 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. |
| BoDamian | Bodamian is a variant of Bodman, a surname of Germanic origin, possibly meaning 'good man' or 'noble one'. |
| Bode | Travel companion or guide, derived from the Old English word 'boda', meaning messenger or herald. |
| Bodee | Bodee is a variant of the name Buddy, meaning a close friend or companion. |
| Bogdana | Lord has rendered |
| Bolivar | Mill on the shore |
| Bolt | A sudden movement or action, often referring to a swift or energetic movement. |
| Bonaventura | Good fortune, happy chance, or good luck, derived from the Latin 'bona' meaning good and 'ventura' meaning fortune. |
| Bongani | The grateful one |
| Bonifaas | Your fate is good |
| Bonifaz | Good faith, good faithfulness, or good faith, derived from Latin 'bonum' meaning good and 'fides' meaning faith. |
| Bonito | A Spanish word meaning pretty or lovely. |
| Boq | Boq is a Hebrew name meaning 'to be strong' or 'to be mighty'. |
| Boril | Boril means 'man of the people' or 'popular' in Slavic languages, derived from 'bor' meaning 'people' or 'crowd'. |
| Borja | Originating from a town in Spains Aragon. |
| Boromir | Boromir means 'great lord' in Sindarin, a fictional language created by J.R.R. Tolkien. |
| Bosco | Italian surname meaning 'wood' or 'forest', derived from the Latin word 'bosco'. |
| Boudewijn | A name meaning bold or brave friend. |
| Bowyer | Occupational surname for a person who makes or sells bows, particularly archery bows. |