| Belvin | Belvin is a variant of Belvin, derived from the Hebrew name Be'alev, meaning 'in the heart' or 'beloved'. |
| Berthony | Berthony is a variant of Bartholomew, derived from the Aramaic name Bartolomeo, meaning 'son of Talmai'. |
| Bia | A person full of force and energy. |
| Bindy | A name meaning deep blue. |
| Birhanu | Birhanu means 'light' or 'enlightenment' in Amharic, an Ethiopian language. |
| Bjarke | A bear cub or small bear. |
| Blanket | A blanket is a thick, warm covering for a bed or person, typically made of fabric or wool. |
| Blayson | Deformed; stuttering |
| Bolivar | Mill on the shore |
| Bonifaz | Good faith, good faithfulness, or good faith, derived from Latin 'bonum' meaning good and 'fides' meaning faith. |
| Borja | Originating from a town in Spains Aragon. |
| Bosco | Italian surname meaning 'wood' or 'forest', derived from the Latin word 'bosco'. |
| Bozeman | Derived from the name of John Bozeman, an American explorer and fur trader, likely meaning 'good man' or 'noble man'. |
| Brace | A device or structure that supports or holds something in place, often used to describe a protective gear. |
| Brazen | Boldly impudent or shameless, lacking modesty or reserve, often in a way that is considered impertinent or rude. |
| Brinxton | Brinston is a surname of English origin, derived from the village of Brinston in Northamptonshire. |
| Browning | Occupation or profession related to leather, possibly a surname for someone who worked with leather goods. |
| Brynner | Brynner is a surname of Welsh origin, meaning 'hill' or 'mountain' derived from the word 'bryn'. |
| Budhapriya | One liked by Buddha |
| Bukra | Early; early part of the day; dawn; morning |
| Buti | One Who Was Ghost |
| Buttercup | A bright yellow meadow flower. |
| Cacie | A name meaning a vigilant person. |
| Cadance | A name meaning rhythmic flow. |
| Cadden | A battle maiden |
| Caddy | A name meaning a free spirit. |
| Caelen | Heavenly, celestial, or heavenly body, derived from the Latin word 'coelestis' meaning heavenly or celestial. |
| Caelius | Derived from Latin 'caelum,' meaning heaven or sky, possibly indicating a connection to the heavens or a celestial body. |
| Caelum | Heaven or sky, derived from Latin 'caelum', referring to the celestial realm or upper atmosphere. |
| Caige | Caige is a variant of Casey, meaning 'brave' or 'vigilant' in Gaelic origin. |
| Cainon | Cainon is a variant of Canon, derived from the Latin 'canon,' meaning a rule or standard. |
| Calogero | Calogero is a Sicilian name meaning 'beautiful and strong' or 'handsome and powerful'. |
| Cammeron | Having a crooked nose |
| Candela | A Spanish name meaning candle light. |
| Candor | Honesty, sincerity, and frankness, often used to describe someone who speaks their mind without pretense or deception. |
| Capriana | A name meaning from Capri island. |
| Carlla | A variant meaning free man. |
| Carloss | A variant meaning free man. |
| Carolin | A name meaning free person. |
| Caryss | One who loves and is loved |