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Azar (Persian) One who is fiery; scarlet

Azara, Azaria, Azarah, Azarra, Azarrah, Azarr

Aznii (Chechen) A famed beauty

Azni, Aznie, Azny, Azney, Aznee, Aznea, Azneah

Azriel (Hebrew) God is my helper

Azrael, Azriell, Azrielle, Azriela, Azriella, Azraela

Azul (Spanish) Blue

B

Badia (Arabic) An elegant lady; one who is unique

Badiah, Badi’a, Badiya, Badea, Badya, Badeah

Bahija (Arabic) A cheerful woman

Bahijah, Bahiga, Bahigah, Bahyja, Bahyjah, Bahyga, Bahygah

*Bailey (English) From the courtyard within castle walls; a public official

Bailee, Bayley, Baylee, Baylie, Baili, Bailie, Baileigh, Bayleigh

Baka (Indian) Resembling a crane

Bakah, Bakka, Backa, Bacca

Baligha (Arabic) One who is forever eloquent

Balighah, Baleegha, Balygha, Baliegha, Baleagha, Baleigha

Banba (Irish) In mythology, a patron goddess of Ireland

Bansuri (Indian) One who is musical

Bansurie, Bansari, Banseri, Bansurri, Bansury, Bansurey, Bansuree

Bara (Hebrew) One who is chosen

Barah, Barra, Barrah

Barbara (Latin) A traveler from a foreign land; a stranger

Barbra, Barbarella, Barbarita, Baibin, Babette, Bairbre, Barbary, Barb

Barika (African) A flourishing woman; one who is successful

Barikah, Baryka, Barikka, Barykka, Baricka, Barycka, Baricca, Barycca

Barr (English) A lawyer

Barre, Bar

Barras (English) From among the trees

Beatrice (Latin) One who blesses others

Beatrix, Beatriz, Beatriss, Beatrisse, Bea, Beatrize, Beatricia, Beatrisa

Becky (English) Form of Rebecca, meaning “one who is bound to God”

Beckey, Becki, Beckie, Becca, Becka, Bekka, Beckee, Beckea

Bel (Indian) From the sacred wood

Belen (Spanish) Woman from Bethlehem

Belinda (English) A beautiful and tender woman

Belindah, Belynda, Balynda, Belienda, Bleiendah, Balyndah, Belyndah

Belisama (Celtic) In mythology, a goddess of rivers and lakes

Belisamah, Belisamma, Belysama, Belisma, Belysma, Belesama

ˆ*Bella (Italian) A woman famed for her beauty

Belle, Bela, Bell, Belita, Bellissa, Belia, Bellanca, Bellany

Bena (Native American) Resembling a pheasant

Benah, Benna, Bennah

Benigna (Spanish) Feminine form of Benigno; one who is kind; friendly

Bernice (Greek) One who brings victory

Berenisa, Berenise, Berenice, Bernicia, Bernisha, Berniss, Bernyce, Bernys

Bertha (German) One who is famously bright and beautiful

Berta, Berthe, Berth, Bertina, Bertyna, Bertine, Bertyne, Birte

Bertilda (English) A luminous battle maiden

Bertilde, Bertild

Beryl (English) Resembling the pale-green precious stone

Beryll, Berylle, Beril, Berill, Berille

Bess (English) Form of Elizabeth, meaning “my God is bountiful; God’s promise”

Besse, Bessi, Bessie, Bessy, Bessey, Bessee, Bessea

Beth (English) Form of Elizabeth, meaning “my God is bountiful; God’s promise”

Bethe

Bethany (Hebrew) From the house of figs

Bethan, Bethani, Bethanie, Bethanee, Bethaney, Bethane, Bethann, Bethanne

Beyonce (American) One who surpasses others

Beyoncay, Beyonsay, Beyonsai, Beyonsae, Beyonci, Beyoncie, Beyoncee, Beyoncea

Bianca (Italian) A shining, fairskinned woman

Bianka, Byanca, Byanka

Bibiana (Italian) Form of Vivian, meaning “lively woman”

Bibiane, Bibianna

Bijou (French) As precious as a jewel

Billie (English) Feminine form of William; having a desire to protect

Billi, Billy, Billey, Billee, Billeigh, Billea, Billeah

Blaine (Scottish / Irish) A saint’s servant / a thin woman

Blayne, Blane, Blain, Blayn, Blaen, Blaene

Blair (Scottish) From the field of battle

Blaire, Blare, Blayre, Blaer, Blaere, Blayr

Blake (English) A dark beauty

Blayk, Blayke, Blaik, Blaike, Blaek, Blaeke

Blythe (English) Filled with happiness

Blyth, Blithe, Blith

Bo-bae (Korean) A treasured child

Bonamy (French) A very good friend

Bonamey, Bonami, Bonamie, Bonamee, Bonamei, Bonamea, Bonameah

Bonnie (English) Pretty face

Boni, Bona, Bonea, Boneah, Bonee

Brady (Irish) A large-chested woman

Bradey, Bradee, Bradi, Bradie, Bradea, Bradeah

ˆBraelyn (American) Combination of Braden and Lynn

Braylin, Braelin, Braylyn, Braelen, Braylen

Braima (African) Mother of multitudes

Braimah,