Names for Girls
- Bella – Means “beautiful” in Italian and Spanish.
- Bethany – Biblical place near Jerusalem.
- Beatrice – Latin for “bringer of joy.”
- Brielle – Shortened from Gabrielle, meaning “God is my strength.”
- Bridget – Irish origin, meaning “strength” or “exalted one.”
- Blair – Scottish, meaning “field” or “plain.”
- Bianca – Italian for “white” or “pure.”
- Bonnie – Scottish for “pretty” or “cheerful.”
- Brynn – Welsh for “hill.”
- Baylee – An alternate spelling of Bailey, meaning “bailiff” or “steward.”
Names for Boys
- Benjamin – Biblical name meaning “son of the right hand.”
- Brandon – Old English for “hill covered in broom” (a type of shrub).
- Bryce – Scottish for “freckled” or “speckled.”
- Blake – Old English for “fair-haired” or “dark-haired.”
- Bradley – Old English for “broad clearing.”
- Brock – Derived from Old English, meaning “badger.”
- Bruno – German for “brown” or “protection.”
- Barrett – Old German for “bear strength.”
- Blaise – Derived from Saint Blaise, the patron saint of throat ailments.
- Boaz – Biblical name meaning “swiftness.”
Gender-Neutral Names
- Bailey – Old English for “bailiff” or “law enforcer.”
- Brook – Inspired by nature, meaning “small stream.”
- Brett – Originally meaning “from Brittany.”
- Bryn – Welsh for “hill.”
- Blaze – Modern name associated with fire and energy.
- Berlin – Inspired by the German capital city.
- Briar – Refers to a thorny patch of small shrubs.
- Bellamy – French for “beautiful friend.”
- Bowie – Scottish name meaning “blond” or “yellow-haired.”
- Boston – A place-inspired name, referring to the city in the U.S.
Mythological or Historical Names
- Bacchus – Roman god of wine and festivity.
- Boudica – Famous Celtic queen who led a rebellion against Rome.
- Basil – Derived from the Greek word for “kingly” or “royal.”
- Balder – Norse god of beauty and light.
- Bathsheba – Biblical figure, wife of King David.
- Bran – Celtic god of prophecy and the underworld.
- Bellona – Roman goddess of war.
- Berenice – Ancient Egyptian queen, whose name means “bearer of victory.”
- Bastet – Egyptian goddess of cats and protection.
- Bellerophon – Greek hero who tamed the winged horse Pegasus.
Literary Names
- Briony – Inspired by Ian McEwan’s novel Atonement.
- Bennet – From Pride and Prejudice, referring to Elizabeth Bennet.
- Basil – Name of a character in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray.
- Bertha – A key character in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre.
- Bilbo – From Tolkien’s The Hobbit.
- Bastian – The protagonist in The NeverEnding Story.
- Bartleby – Inspired by Herman Melville’s Bartleby, the Scrivener.
- Beowulf – Hero of the Old English epic poem.
- Bellatrix – A character in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series.
- Byron – Inspired by the famous poet Lord Byron.
Nature-Inspired Names
- Birch – A type of tree with symbolic ties to renewal and rebirth.
- Blossom – Refers to flowers blooming in spring.
- Briar – A thorny patch, symbolizing resilience.
- Bluebell – A delicate blue flower.
- Bay – Inspired by the coastal waters or the bay tree.
- Bee – A name symbolizing industriousness.
- Buttercup – A cheerful yellow flower.
- Brooklyn – Inspired by the New York City borough and nature.
- Basil – A fragrant herb often used in cooking.
- Bloom – Represents the blossoming of flowers and life.
Unique or Modern Names
- Brixton – Place name and modern trend.
- Braxton – English name meaning “Brock’s town.”
- Bryer – A modern twist on Briar.
- Blakely – Old English name meaning “dark wood.”
- Brexton – A unique, modern-sounding name.
- Bronx – Inspired by the New York City borough.
- Bexley – A trendy English name meaning “woodland clearing.”
- Blane – Scottish, meaning “source of water.”
- Bowie – Popularized by musician David Bowie.
- Braven – A modern, courage-inspired name.
Cultural Names
- Bjorn – Scandinavian for “bear.”
- Benedict – Latin for “blessed.”
- Bodhi – Sanskrit for “awakening” or “enlightenment.”
- Brisa – Spanish for “breeze.”
- Basile – French variation of Basil.
- Barak – Hebrew for “lightning.”
- Bo – Chinese for “precious” or “wave.”
- Bastien – French diminutive of Sebastian.
- Bojan – Slavic, meaning “battle” or “warrior.”
- Baha – Arabic for “splendor” or “glory.”
Rare Names
- Branwen – Welsh for “white raven.”
- Bayard – Old French for “auburn-haired.”
- Blithe – Means “cheerful” or “carefree.”
- Bainbridge – English name inspired by a bridge over a river.
- Berenger – Of German origin, meaning “warrior.”
- Basilia – Feminine form of Basil.
- Beaumont – French for “beautiful mountain.”
- Blythe – Old English, meaning “joyful spirit.”
- Baylor – Inspired by the prestigious university in Texas.
- Beren – A rare Tolkien-inspired name.
Short & Sweet Names
- Ben – Short for Benjamin or Benedict.
- Bea – Short for Beatrice or Beatrix.
- Bo – A simple, strong name of Scandinavian origin.
- Bryce – A short, striking name.
- Belle – French for “beautiful.”
- Bram – Short for Abraham or Abram.
- Blair – A chic and timeless name.
- Bay – Simple yet evocative of nature.
- Blu – A unique, modern spelling of Blue.
- Bob – Classic and straightforward.
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