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American Baby Names: Usage, Style, and Cultural Context Starting With B

These are american names that start with the letter B. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all american names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Bailee Courtyard Within Castle Walls: Steward Or Public Official. Surname Or Given N... Female English
Bailey Steward Male French
Barbara Stranger Female Greek
Barrett Variant Of Barnett. Male English
Baylee Courtyard Within Castle Walls: Steward Or Public Official. Surname Or Given N... Female English
Beau Handsome. Male French
Beckham Male English
Belen Bethlehem. Female Spanish
Bella Devoted To God Female Hebrew
Ben Son Of Zion Or Usually Just Son Male Hebrew
Benjamin Son Of The Right Hand. In The Bible The Patriarch Jacob's Twelfth And Most Be... Male Hebrew
Bennett Variant Of Benedict. Male English
Benson Variant Of Benedict. Male English
Bentley From The Bent Grass Meadow Male English
Benton Lives On The Moor Male English
Bethany A Village Near Jerusalem Where Jesus Visited Mary: Martha And Lazarus. Female Hebrew
Bianca White Female Italian
Billy Nickname For William - Resolute Protector - Often Used As An Independent Name. Male English
Blaine Slender Male Celtic
Blair Child Of The Fields Male Gaelic
Blaise Lisp: Stutter. Blaise Pascal Was A Brilliant Seventeenth Century Child Prodig... Male French
Blake Dark: Dark-Haired. Can Also Mean The Reverse -Fair: Pale. Blakeman Male Scottish
Blakely From The Dark Meadow Male English
Blaze Stutters Male English
Bo Precious Female Chinese
Bobby Abbreviation Of Robert. Male English
Bowen Son Of Owen Male Celtic
Braden From The Broad Valley Male English
Bradley From The Broad Meadow Male English
Brady Spirited Male Gaelic
Bradyn From The Broad Valley Male English
Braeden Dark Valley. Male Celtic
Braelyn Female English
Braiden Variation Of Braden: From The Broad Valley Male English
Branden Beacon On The Hill Or Gorse-Covered Hill. Male English
Brandon From The Beacon Hill Male English
Branson Variant Of Brandon. Male Irish
Brantley Proud Male English
Braxton Male Anglo
Brayden Broad Hillside. Male English
Braydon Broad Hillside. Male Irish
Braylon Unknown Male English
Breanna Strong. Female Celtic
Brecken Male English
Bree Hill. Also Abbreviation Of Brina And Breanna. Female Irish
Brenda Little Raven Or Beacon On The Hill. Feminine Of Brendan. Female Irish
Brendan Brave Male Gaelic
Brenden Prince. Variant Of Brendan. Male Irish
Brendon Prince. Variant Of Brendan. Male Irish
Brenna Variant Of Brenda Meaning Beacon On The Hill Or Little Raven Female Irish

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