First Names starting with “B”
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Popular first names starting with “B”
First Names starting with “B”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Briga | f | Celtic | Briga is an unusual Irish spelling of the name Brigitte, derived from Brigida, and has … |
| Brigetta | f | Celtic | Brigetta is a rare English form of Brigitte and has its roots in the Celtic goddess Bri… |
| Brigga | f | Celtic | Brigga is an English short and pet form of the name Brigitte, which is a German form of… |
| Brighid | f | Celtic | The name Brighid has its origins in ancient Irish and Celtic mythology |
| Brighton | f | English | Brighton is an English name that is suitable for both genders |
| Brigid | f | Celtic | Brigid is the Irish variant of the name Brighid and refers to a Celtic goddess of light… |
| Brigida | f | Celtic | The name Brigida represents a Latinized Italian form and is also considered a Portugues… |
| Brigide | f | Celtic | Brigide is a rare form of the girl's name Bridget and derives from Brighid, an Old Iris… |
| Brigit | f | Celtic | Brigit is used as a short form of Brigitte and is simultaneously a younger Irish varian… |
| Brigita | f | Celtic | Brigita is a modified form of Brigitta, used in several Eastern European languages such… |
| Brigite | f | Celtic | Brigite is a feminine form that is considered a Slovenian and Swedish variant of Brigitte |
| Brigitt | f | Celtic | Brigitt is a feminine designation that traces back to the Danish and Swedish form of Br… |
| Brigitta | f | Celtic | The name Brigitta, a Nordic variant of Brigitte, has its roots in the Celtic sun goddes… |
| Brigitte | f | Celtic | The female first name Brigitte is a German and French form of the English name Bridget,… |
| Brigitte-Christa | f | Brigitte-Christa is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Christa ("t… | |
| Brigitte-Claudia | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Brigitte-Cornelia | f | Brigitte-Cornelia is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Cornelia (… | |
| Brigitte-Erna | f | Brigitte-Erna is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Erna ("the ser… | |
| Brigitte-Gloria | f | Latin | Brigitte-Gloria is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Gloria ("glo… |
| Brigitte-Ingried | f | Currently, there is no information about the meaning | |
| Brigitte-Luise | f | Brigitte-Luise is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Luise ("the f… | |
| Brigitte-Margarethe | f | Brigitte-Margarethe is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Margaret… | |
| Brigitte-Marianne | f | Brigitte-Marianne is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Marianne (… | |
| Brigitte-Therese | f | Brigitte-Therese is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Therese ("t… | |
| Brihtiua | f | The name can be considered a derivation of the Old English term 'Beorthgifu' | |
| Brijan | m | Celtic | Brijan is regarded as a masculine first name that represents a variation of the name Brian |
| Brijana | f | Celtic | Brijana is a girl's name that has Celtic roots |
| Brijesh | m | Indian | The first name Brijesh, also known as Brijesha (बृजेश), can be translated into English … |
| Brijet | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Brikena | f | Brikena represents the female variant of the Albanian Briken | |
| Brikenda | f | Brikenda, an Albanian name for girls, is closely related to Brikena, a feminine spellin… | |
| Brin | m | Brin is considered a variant of the name Bryn | |
| Brina | f | Brina is a girl's name interpreted as a gender-specific form of Brin | |
| Brindusa | f | The girl's name Brindusa has an unclear origin and etymological basis, which makes it p… | |
| Bringfried | m | Bringfried is a German first name made up of two elements that expresses the call 'Brin… | |
| Bringfried-Johannes | m | Bringfried-Johannes is a double name combining Bringfried ("bring peace") and Johannes … | |
| Bringfriede | f | Bringfriede is the feminine variant of the name Bringfried and literally means "Bring p… | |
| Brinja | f | Danish | Brinja is a female first name with Scandinavian roots and is often regarded as a varian… |
| Brinley | f | Welsh | The name Brinley is a newer English variant of the name Bryn, combined with the suffix … |
| Brionna | f | Celtic | As a variant of Brianna, a female name that traces back to the Irish-Celtic Brian, Brio… |
| Brionne | f | Celtic | Brionne is a female, and in rare cases also male, form of the Irish-Celtic name Brian, … |
| Briony | f | English | The name Briony is a variant of Bryony and refers to the climbing plant known in Englis… |
| Brisa | f | Spanish | Brisa is a girl's name that is used as a short form of Briseida in Spanish-speaking reg… |
| Briseis | f | Greek | The name Briseis, or Brisēís (Βρισηΐς), comes from Greek mythology |
| Briska | f | Latin | Briska is the Slavic form of Priska, which is derived from the Latin Prisca |
| Brisko | m | Polish | The name Brisko has its roots in Old High German and is a masculine first name |
| Bristal | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Bristol | f | English | The name Bristol, a contemporary English variant of the term Brycgstow, means "the plac… |
| Brit | f | Brit is considered a Swedish short form of the names Birgitta and Birgit and has two po… | |
| Brit-Katharina | f | Currently, no information on the meaning is available | |
| Brita | f | Celtic | The name Brita, a Swedish short form of Birgitta, has two possible origins |
| Brita-Andrea | f | Brita-Andrea is a double name combining Brita ("the divine") and Andrea ("the brave one") | |
| Brita-Isabel | f | Brita-Isabel is a double name combining Brita ("the divine") and Isabel ("God is fullne… | |
| Brita-Marina | f | Brita-Marina is a double name combining Brita ("the divine") and Marina ("of the sea") | |
| Britaney | f | Latin | Britaney is considered a variation of the English name Brittany, which means "the Brito… |
| Britany | f | Latin | The name Britany has its roots in Old English and derives from the term 'britannia', wh… |
| Britlynn | f | Origin unknown | |
| Britney | f | English | Britney is a girl's name that was adopted from English in the 1990s and is regarded as … |
| Britney-Jean | f | The name Britney-Jean is made up of Britney, a short form of Brittany, and Jean, a shor… | |
| Britni | f | An alternative spelling of 'Brittnay' as well as a variant of 'Britney' | |
| Britnye | f | Latin | The name Britnye means 'from Brittany or of the Britons' and is related to Brittney |
| Britt | f | Celtic | The name Britt is regarded as a Swedish short form of Birgitta and Birgit and has two m… |
| Britt-Christina | f | Britt-Christina is a double name combining Britt ("the highest goddess") and Christina … | |
| Britt-Kristin | f | Britt-Kristin is a double name combining Britt ("the highest goddess") and Kristin ("th… | |
| Britt-Maren | f | Britt-Maren is a double name combining Britt ("the highest goddess") and Maren ("the on… | |
| Britt-Nicola | f | Britt-Nicola is a double name combining Britt ("the highest goddess") and Nicola ("vict… | |
| Britta | f | Celtic | Britta is a female first name that was adopted from Swedish into German |
| Britta-Anja | f | Britta-Anja is a double name combining Britta ("the highest goddess") and Anja ("God is… | |
| Britta-Juliane | f | Britta-Juliane is a double name combining Britta ("the highest goddess") and Juliane ("… | |
| Britta-Margret | f | Britta-Margret is a double name combining Britta ("the highest goddess") and Margret ("… | |
| Brittani | f | Latin | Brittani is regarded as a modern English variant of Brittany and means 'the Briton' or … |
| Brittannia | f | Brittannia is an English form of Brittany, which means 'the Briton' | |
| Brittannie | f | Brittannie is a modern English variant of the name Brittany, which means 'the Briton.' … | |
| Brittany | f | The feminine first name Brittany has its roots in English and refers to Brittany | |
| Brittany-May | f | Brittany-May is a double name combining Brittany ("the Brit") and May ("God is gracious") | |
| Brittney | f | Brittney is a female first name that became popular in Germany in the 1990s, derived fr… | |
| Britto | m | Latin | Britto, a masculine first name, translates from Latin as 'the Breton' |
| Britton | f | English | The name has its origin in Brittany |
| Brittyn | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Brix | m | French | Brix, a boy's name, is a variant of Brice |
| Brizio | m | Italian | Brizio means 'spotted' |
| Broak | m | Celtic | Foolish; the foolish one |
| Brock | m | English | Brock is a traditional English name meaning 'the badger' |
| Broder | m | Danish | Broder represents a Frisian form of the old Norse name Bróðir and traces back to the Ol… |
| Broderik | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Broderrick | m | Broderrick, a boys' name, is a less common form of Broderick | |
| Brodie | m | The first name Brodie means "the ditch" and is also translated as "the one coming from … | |
| Brodir | m | Norse | Brodir, or Bróðir, literally means 'the brother' in Old Norse |
| Brody | m | The masculine first name Brody is derived from a surname that goes back to the Scottish… | |
| Broer | m | Dutch | The name Broer comes from the Frisian-Dutch area and literally means 'the brother' |
| Brogan | f | Irish | Brogan (Brógán) is a female first name of Gaelic descent, meaning 'the shoemaker' |
| Brolle | m | Scandinavian | Brolle serves as the Swedish pet form of the Nordic name Bror and means 'the brother.' … |
| Bromia | f | Bromia has its roots in Ancient Greek and features a complex composition, though its ex… | |
| Bronagh | f | Irish | Bronagh is the newer form of the Irish name Bronach (Brónach) and carries the meanings … |
| Bronco | m | Spanish | Bronco is a masculine first name that originates from Spanish |
| Bronia | f | Polish | Bronia is a girl's name that is considered a Lithuanian and Polish diminutive of Branis… |
| Bronislaw | m | Polish | Bronislaw (Bronisław) is a male form that is common in Poland and is derived from the R… |
| Bronislawa | f | Bronislawa (Bronisława) is the feminine form of the name Bronislaw | |
| Bronja | f | Bronja is a diminutive form of Branislava, which is considered the female form of Brani… | |
| Bronko | m | Spanish | Bronko is a variant of the name Bronco from Spanish |