Boy Names That Mean B

Discover Boy names meaning B with origins and popularity.

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Branigan
Descendant of Branán, meaning 'little raven'.
Irish
Branley
From the broom-covered meadow.
English
Brannan
Descendant of Branán, meaning 'little raven'.
Irish
Brannen
Descendant of Branán, meaning 'little raven'.
Irish
Brannon
Descendant of Branán, meaning 'little raven'.
Irish
Branor
A combination of the names Bran and Alistair..
English
Bransan
Son of Branson, from the English surname meaning 'son of Brand'.
English
Bransen
Son of Brant, derived from a surname meaning 'sword' or 'firebrand'.
English
Branson
Son of Brand, from an English surname meaning 'son of Brand'.
English
Branstock
Sword from Norse legend, meaning 'sword' or 'blade'.
Norse
Bransyn
Son of Brant, meaning 'sword' or 'fire'.
English
Brant
Sword or firebrand, derived from Old Norse 'brandr'.
English
Brantley
From the Old English meaning 'sword' or 'firebrand'.
English
Brasil
Derived from the Portuguese word for the red dye pau-brasil, referring to the...
Portuguese
Bratindra
Lord of the universe, derived from Sanskrit 'Brahman' and 'Indra'.
Bengali
Bratislav
Means 'glory of the brother' from Slavic elements brat 'brother' and slava 'g...
Slavic
Bratumil
Brotherly love or dear brother.
Slavic
Braulio
Braulio is a Spanish name derived from the Germanic name Brawol, meaning 'bri...
Spanish
Braun
Brown, referring to hair color or complexion.
German
Bravo
Bravo means 'brave' or 'fierce' in Spanish.
Spanish
Brawley
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Brádaigh, meaning 'descendant of Brádach', ...
Irish
Braxton
From an English surname meaning 'Brock's town'.
English
Bray
From the Old English word 'brād', meaning broad or wide.
English
Braydon
From the Old English words 'brād' meaning broad and 'dūn' meaning hill.
English
Braylen
Combination of Bray and the suffix -len, meaning 'descendant of the brave'.
English
Braylon
Combination of Bray and the suffix -lon, meaning 'descendant of the freckled ...
English
Brayton
From the broad town or settlement.
English
Brazier
Occupational surname for a person who made and sold brass items.
English
Breaze
Contemporary spelling of Breeze, referring to a gentle wind.
English
Brecht
Bright, famous; derived from Old High German 'beraht' meaning bright.
German
Breese
Breeze.
English
Breez
Breeze.
English
Breine
Brown-tinged.
Yiddish
Brendan
Derived from the Irish name Bréanainn, meaning 'prince' or 'little raven'.
Irish
Brennan
Descendant of Braonán, meaning 'sorrow' or 'teardrop'.
Irish
Brennen
Descendant of Braonán, meaning 'sorrow' or 'sadness'.
Irish
Brenner
Dweller at a stream/dweller near a brook.
German
Brennon
Descendant of Braonán, meaning 'sorrow' or 'sadness'.
Irish
Brent
From the place with burnt trees.
English
Brenton
From the town near the burnt trees.
English
Bressal
Strife, battle.
Irish
Bretislav
Glorious Briton.
Slavic
Brewstar
Derived from Old English 'breowan' meaning to brew, referring to a brewer.
English
Brewster
Occupational name for a brewer of beer.
English
Brick
Refers to a rectangular building unit made from clay or stone.
English
Brickman
Occupational surname for a bricklayer or someone who worked with bricks.
English
Bridgar
Bridgar means 'spear of the bridge' or 'bridge army'.
English
Bridge
Refers to a structure built to span physical obstacles, usually over a body o...
English
Bridgelea
Combines 'bridge' and 'lea', meaning 'meadow by the bridge'.
English
Bridgeleigh
A modern invented name combining 'bridge' and 'leigh', meaning 'bridge meadow'.
English
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