Baby Names belongs to Number 4
Baby names belonging to Number 4 are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
21,172 names found · showing 1,921–1,960
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Blake | A name meaning dark or fair hair. |
| Blakeley | From the dark meadow |
| Blakelie | Variant of Blakely: From the light meadow; from the dark meadow. |
| Blakemore | From the dark moor |
| Blandina | A name meaning soft or smooth. |
| Blastus | That buds or brings forth. |
| Blaz | unwavering protector |
| Bletsung | Old English word for a blessing. |
| Blyana | A name meaning joyful spirit. |
| Boas | A name meaning strength is in him. |
| Bobb | A short form of Robert meaning bright fame. |
| Bobbette | A feminine diminutive of Robert, bright. |
| Bobine | A diminutive form meaning bright fame. |
| Bochim | The place of weeping, or of mulberry-trees. |
| Bodaway | A name meaning fire maker. |
| Boddhidharma | Follower of Buddhist Doctrine |
| BODGAN | A name meaning gods gift. |
| Bodhavan | The Name of a Sage |
| Bodhesh | Full of Knowledge; Derived from Bodh |
| Bodhil | Sense; Derived from Bodh |
| Bodile | Fighting woman. |
| Bodish | Derived from the word for body. |
| Bodolf | A name meaning wolf of battle. |
| Bodvar | Son of Thorleif. |
| Bogdan | A Slavic name meaning gift from God. |
| Bogdashha | A Slavic name meaning Gods own gift. |
| Boguslaw | A name meaning glory of the Lord. |
| Bogy | Diminutive of Bogart: Bow strength. Famous Bearer: late U.S. film star Humphrey Bogart. |
| Bojik | Variant of Bojan: War. |
| Bondig | A name meaning concise or brief. |
| Bonnar | A name meaning a good person. |
| Booshani | A name meaning a beautiful ornament. |
| Bork | Killed by Gunnar. |
| Borr | The father of the god Odin. |
| Borya | A short form of Boris the fighter. |
| Boseda | Nigerian name given to a child born on Sunday. |
| Bostan | A garden or orchard of fruit. |
| Botilda | Directing heroine. |
| Botolf | A name meaning herald wolf. |
| Boudik | Boudik is a variant of Boudicca, meaning 'victory' in Celtic, referring to the ancient British queen. |