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Ben, Benejamen, Beniamino, Benjaman, Benjamen, Benjamino, Benjamon, Benjiman, Benjimen

ˆBennett (English) Form of Benedict, meaning “one who is blessed”

Benett, Bennet, Benet

Bentley (English) From the meadow of bent grass

Bently, Bentleigh, Bentlee, Bentlie

Berdy (German) Having a brilliant mind

Berdey, Berdee, Berdea, Berdi, Berdie

Beresford (English) From the barley ford

Beresforde, Beresfurd, Beresfurde, Beresferd, Beresferde, Berford, Berforde, Berfurd

Berkeley (English) From the meadow of birch trees

Berkely, Berkeli, Berkelie, Berkelea, Berkeleah, Berkelee, Berkeleigh, Berkley

Bernard (German) As strong and brave as a bear

Barnard, Barnardo, Barnhard, Barnhardo, Bearnard, Bernardo, Bernarr, Bernd

Berry (English) Resembling a berry fruit

Berrey, Berri, Berrie, Berree, Berrea

Bert (English) One who is illustrious

Berte, Berti, Bertie, Bertee, Bertea, Berty, Bertey

Bethel (Hebrew) The house of God

Bethell, Bethele, Bethelle, Betuel, Betuell, Betuele, Betuelle

Bevis (Teutonic) An archer

Beviss, Bevys, Bevyss, Beavis, Beaviss, Beavys, Beavyss

Biagio (Italian) One who has a stutter

Biaggio

Birney (English) From the island with the brook

Birny, Birnee, Birnea, Birni, Birnie

Black (English) A dark-skinned man

Blak, Blac, Blacke

Blackwell (English) From the dark spring

Blackwel, Blackwelle, Blackwele

Blade (English) One who wields a sword or knife

Blayd, Blayde, Blaid, Blaide, Blaed, Blaede

Blagden (English) From the dark valley

Blagdon, Blagdan, Blagdun, Blagdin, Blagdyn

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

Blayne, Blane, Blain, Blayn, Blaen, Blaene, Blainy, Blainey

Blaise (Latin / American) One with a lisp or a stutter / a fiery man

Blaze, Blaize, Blaiz, Blayze, Blayz, Blaez, Blaeze

*Blake (English) A dark, handsome man

Blayk, Blayke, Blaik, Blaike, Blaek, Blaeke

Bliss (English) Filled with happiness

Blis, Blyss, Blys

Blondell (English) A fair-haired boy

Blondel, Blondele, Blondelle

Boaz (Hebrew) One who is swift

Boaze, Boas, Boase

Bob (English) Form of Robert, meaning “one who is bright with fame”

Bobbi, Bobbie, Bobby, Bobbey, Bobbee, Bobbea

Bogart (French) One who is strong with the bow

Bogaard, Bogaart, Bogaerd, Bogey, Bogie, Bogi, Bogy, Bogee

Bolivar (Spanish) A mighty warrior

Bolevar, Bolivarr, Bolevarr, Bollivar, Bollivarr, Bollevar, Bollevarr

Bonaventure (Latin) One who undertakes a blessed venture

Bonaventura, Buenaventure, Buenaventura, Bueaventure, Bueaventura

Booker (English) One who binds books; a scribe

Bookar, Bookir, Bookyr, Bookur, Bookor

Bosley (English) From the meadow near the forest

Bosly, Boslee, Boslea, Bosleah, Bosleigh, Bosli, Boslie, Bozley

Boston (English) From the town near the forest; from the city of Boston

Bostun, Bostin, Bostyn, Bosten, Bostan

Boyce (French) One who lives near the forest

Boice, Boyse, Boise

Boyd (Celtic) A blond-haired man

Boyde, Boid, Boide, Boyden, Boydan, Boydin, Boydyn, Boydon

Boynton (Irish) From the town near the river Boyne

Boyntun, Boynten, Boyntin, Boyntan, Boyntyn

Bracken (English) Resembling the large fern

Braken, Brackan, Brakan, Brackin, Brakin, Brackyn

Braddock (English) From the broadly spread oak

Bradock, Braddoc, Bradoc, Braddok, Bradok

Braden (Gaelic / English) Resembling salmon / from the wide valley

Bradan, Bradon, Bradin, Bradyn, Braeden, Braddan, Braddin, Brayden

Bradford (English) From the wide ford

Bradforde, Bradferd, Bradferde, Bradfurd

Bradley (English) From the wide meadow

Bradly, Bradlea, Bradleah, Bradlee, Bradleigh, Bradli

Brady (Irish) The son of a large-chested man

Bradey, Bradee, Bradea, Bradi, Bradie, Braidy, Braidey, Braidee

Bramley (English) From the wild gorse meadow; from the raven’s meadow

Bramly, Bramlee, Bramlea,

Bramleah, Bramleigh, Bramli,

Bramlie

Branch (Latin) An extension

Branche

*TBrandon (English) From the broom or gorse hill

Brandun, Brandin, Brandyn, Brandan, Branden, Brannon, Brannun, Brannen

Branson (English) The son of Brand or Brandon

Bransun, Bransen, Bransan, Bransin, Bransyn

Braxton