Bastien

Short form of Sebastian, meaning 'venerable' or 'revered.'

Baterich

Baterich is derived from Slavic roots meaning 'brave warrior' or 'defender'.

Bates

Bates is derived from a diminutive of Bartholomew, meaning 'son of the furrow' or 'ploughman'.

Bathilda

Bathilda is of German origin meaning 'battle maid' or 'warrior maiden'.

Bathilde

Bathilde means 'battle maiden' in Old French and is associated with a Merovingian queen.

Batholomew

Batholomew is a variant of Bartholomew, meaning 'son of the farmer' or 'son of the furrows' in Hebrew.

Batish

Batish refers to 'brave' or 'heroic' in Slavic cultures.

Batista

Batista is derived from 'Baptist', meaning 'to baptize' or 'immerser' in the context of Christianity.

Batte

A diminutive form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Batty

A diminutive of Elizabeth, often interpreted as 'God is my oath.'

Baubie

A diminutive form of the name Barbara, meaning 'stranger' or 'foreigner' in Greek.

Baudelaire

Derived from an old French place name meaning 'of the river' or 'from the riverbank'.

Baudet

A French diminutive form of the name 'baud' which translates to 'bold' or 'brave'.

Baudier

A variant of Baudry, meaning 'bold' or 'brave' in French.

Baudkin

A diminutive derived from 'Baud', meaning 'brave' or 'bold'.

Baudoin

Derived from Old French, meaning 'bold friend'.

Baudouin

French form of Baldwin, meaning 'brave friend'.

Baudoyn

A variation of Baudouin, meaning 'brave friend'.

Baudric

Derived from Old High German, meaning 'brave ruler'.

Baudry

French variant of the name Aldric, meaning 'old ruler' or 'wise ruler'.

Baudwin

Variant of Baldwin, meaning 'bold friend' in Old German.

Baug

Related to Old French names meaning 'to hold' or 'to possess'.

Baumar

A French surname derived from a location-based name meaning 'of the tree'.

Baumer

Meaning 'one who works with the trees or woods', often associated with lumber or building trades.

Bautista

Spanish form of the name John, meaning 'the baptist', linked to St. John the Baptist.

Bawden

A hill by the water; fortified place

Bax

A nickname derived from the surname meaning 'baker' or 'baker's son'

Baxley

A clearing in the woods; a stronghold by the stream

Baxter

The baker; one who bakes bread

Bay

A small inlet or a place where a river meets the sea

Bayard

Bayard means 'of the bay' or 'the bay horse', often associated with bravery in medieval literature.

Bayarde

Bayarde is a feminine variation of Bayard, often used as a name in French-speaking cultures.

Bayerd

Bayerd is a variant of Berthold, meaning 'bright leader' in Germanic roots.

Bayhard

Bayhard means 'a brave one', with its roots in Old English, often connected to chivalric qualities.

Bayle

Bayle means 'fortified enclosure' or 'from the town', used for either gender in English-speaking regions.

Baylea

Baylea is a variation of Bailey, meaning 'bailiff' or 'steward', commonly used as a feminine name.

Baylee

Baylee derives from Bailey and means 'bailiff', often used for both boys and girls.

Baylei

Baylei is an alternative spelling of Baylee, meaning 'bailiff', generally unisex.

Bayleigh

Bayleigh is a variant of Bailey combined with 'leigh', meaning 'from the bailiff’s meadow', typically feminine.

Baylen

Baylen likely derives from Bailey, suggesting 'housing' or 'enclosed area', typically male.

Bayley

Bayley, linked to Bailey, means 'bailiff' and is widely used as a unisex name.

Bayli

Bayli is a feminine form derived from Bailey, translating to 'bailiff' or 'housekeeper'.

Baylie

Baylie is another spelling variation of Bailey, meaning 'bailiff', generally gender-neutral.

Bayliegh

Bayliegh is a creative spelling variation of Bailey, signifying 'bailiff', used for any gender.

Baylin

Baylin is derived from Bailey, meaning 'bailiff', commonly used for both genders.

Baylor

Baylor is derived from the occupational name Bailey, meaning 'bailiff', often used for both genders.

Bayly

A surname derived from the Old French term meaning 'bailiff' or 'administrative official'.

Baylye

A variant of Bayly, often used as a feminine form in modern contexts.

Baynbridge

A surname indicating a bridge over a river or a stream in the vicinity of a bay.

Bayne

Derived from a surname meaning 'a person who lives near a river valley'.

Baynebridge

A combination of Bayne and bridge, referring to the location near a bridge by a bay.

Baynes

A surname originating from 'a person living near a river or stream'.

Bayrd

An English surname derived from 'baird', meaning 'poet' or 'singer'.

Bayusha

A diminutive form of a name meaning 'to delight' or 'to be happy'.

Bazyl

Royal or kingly; associated with bravery

Bazyli

Derived from the Greek name Basilios, meaning 'king' or 'royal'; significant in Christian heritage

Bea

Bringer of happiness or she who brings joy

Beadda

Derived from 'bead' meaning a prayer or a rosary; hence associated with devotion

Beaduburg

Meaning 'fortified place of prayer'; reflects protection and spirituality

Beadumund

Means 'protector' or 'guardian of the faith'; indicates a strong spiritual leadership

Beadured

Means 'hardy protector' or 'brave defender'; signifies valor in spiritual contexts

Beaduric

Means 'brave ruler' or 'strong leader'; reflects leadership qualities

Beadutun

Means 'town of prayer' indicating a spiritual community

Beaga

A derivative of 'big' or 'great' in Old English.

Beagan

A diminutive form of 'Beag' meaning 'small' or 'little' in Irish.

Beage

An Old English name referring to a 'dweller by the brook.'

Beagga

Ancient English name implying strength or bravery.

Beagmund

Derived from Old English, meaning 'small protection.'

Beagnoth

An Old English name meaning 'small strength.'

Beal

Derived from Gaelic meaning 'a mouth or opening.'

Beald

An Old German name meaning 'bold' or 'brave.'

Bealda

A variation derived from Old German meaning 'brave.'

Bealdwine

An Old English name meaning 'brave friend.'

Beale

An English surname possibly meaning 'handsome' or 'beautiful.'

Bealga

A variant of 'Beal' meaning a place name related to a mouth or inlet.

Beall

An Old Irish name meaning 'proud.'

Beaman

Derived from Old English, meaning 'a person working with beams.'

Beamann

A German name meaning 'brave man.'

Beamen

An occupational name meaning 'builder' or 'maker of beams.'

Beamer

A variant of 'Beamann,' indicating a person who constructs or works with beams.

Beanburh

An Old English name meaning 'shelter or dwelling of the beans.'

Beanie

A diminutive of 'Bean' meaning 'bearer of good news.'

Beanstan

An Old English name meaning 'the stone of the beans.'

Bear

The name Bear refers to the large carnivorous mammal known for its strength and courage.

Beard

The name Beard refers to facial hair that grows on the chin and cheeks of a human.

Bearda

Bearda can be interpreted as a feminine variant of Beard, symbolizing strength associated with the male name.

Beardsley

Beardsley is a surname of English origin, typically meaning 'from the beard's meadow'.

Bearnard

Bearnard is a variant of Bernard, meaning 'brave as a bear' in Germanic roots.

Beasley

Beasley is a surname originating from a place name in England, meaning 'clearing by the river'.

Beat

The name Beat can refer to 'to conquer' or 'to defeat' in the context of victory.

Beata

Beata means 'blessed' or 'happy' in Latin.

Beate

Beate is the German form of Beata, meaning 'blessed'.

Beaten

Beaten is derived from the verb 'beat' meaning 'to strike' or 'to overcome'.

Beathan

Beathan means 'life' in Gaelic, often associated with vitality and spirit.

Beather

Beather is derived from Beathan, typically taken as 'life' with a feminine twist.

Beatka

Beatka is a diminutive form of Beata, indicating affection in Slavic languages, meaning 'blessed'.

Beaton

Beaton means 'son of the healer' in Scottish, derived from the surname MacBeath or Beath.

Beatrice

Beatrice means 'she who brings happiness' in Latin and is often associated with blessings.

Beatricia

Beatricia is a variation of Beatrice, meaning 'blessed' or 'bringer of joy'.

Beatricie

Beatricie is a variant of Beatrice, also meaning 'blessed' or 'she who brings joy'.