| Behrtwald | Bright or shining forest |
| Bellingham | Beautiful or lovely home |
| Adestan | From the East, a place name or surname |
| Aeffa | A variant of Eve, a feminine given name |
| Aegelric | A name meaning noble and rich. |
| Aelfgar | A noble spearman of elves. |
| Beofa | Derived from the word for thief. |
| Beornfrith | Bright, shining peace |
| Beornred | Bear ruler, a personal name composed of elements meaning 'bear' and 'ruler' |
| Beotta | Bear, a personal name composed of the Old English word for 'bear' |
| Bercthun | Bright town, a personal name composed of elements meaning 'bright' and 'town' |
| Bergess | Meaning a dweller of the town. |
| Berhtwald | Bright protector, a personal name composed of elements meaning 'bright' and 'protector' |
| Berhtwulf | Bright wolf, a personal name composed of elements meaning 'bright' and 'wolf' |
| Bernet | A brave and strong warrior. |
| Bertelot | Bright and noble |
| Blesi | Dark-haired gift |
| Bobba | Dark-haired rebel |
| Botolphe | Derived from French, meaning 'good fortune' or 'lucky' |
| Bravecci | Italian surname, likely meaning 'from the brave' or 'dweller by the brave' |
| Breid | Derived from 'breid' meaning 'exalted' or 'noble' |
| Brint | A name meaning fiery spirit. |
| Brithael | Derived from 'brith' meaning 'exalted' or 'noble' |
| Brocagnus | Derived from 'broc' meaning 'badger' or 'clever' |
| Bromel | Ruler of the people |
| Broox | Dweller by the Brook |
| Brunout | Strong and noble |
| Aelfwaru | Elf's guardian or protector |
| Aemele | Ruler of the people, a noble or aristocratic leader |
| Aesica | Noble and exalted, a high-born or aristocratic person |
| Aethel | Noble and exalted, a high-born or aristocratic person |
| Caliburn | Derived from the Latin 'caliburnus,' meaning 'sword' or 'blade.' |
| Calwa | Derived from the Gaelic 'cal,' meaning 'beauty' or 'loveliness.' |
| Camulorix | Possibly derived from the Latin 'camulus,' meaning 'beauty' or 'loveliness.' |
| Carrados | Latin, meaning 'dear' or 'beloved' and 'son' |
| Catgucaun | Possibly related to 'catuarius,' signifying a strong or powerful individual. |
| Catotigirni | Derived from 'catholic' and 'tigrinus,' meaning a tiger-like person. |
| Ceadwealla | Means 'battle wall' or 'strong wall' |
| Ceanatis | Means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Cearl | Means 'noble' or 'exalted' |