Belsante

Belsante means 'gentle beauty' in Italian, a name reflecting kindness and charm.

Belton

Belton means 'beautiful farmstead' in English.

Beltran

Beltran is derived from a combination of 'beo', meaning 'beautiful' and 'hardy' or 'strong'.

Beltrano

Beltrano suggests 'brave and beautiful' or 'noble', stemming from the roots of the name Beltran.

Belva

Derived from the Spanish word for 'beautiful'.

Belvin

A variant of 'Belwin', meaning 'beautiful friend'.

Belynda

A variant of 'Belinda', meaning 'beautiful' or 'serpent'.

Beman

A name that possibly means 'brave man' or similar.

Benard

Benard means 'brave as a bear'.

Benca

Benca is derived from 'Benedict', meaning 'blessed' or 'well-spoken'.

Bence

Bence means 'blessed'.

Bencelina

Bencelina is a diminutive of Bencina, meaning 'little blessed one'.

Bendek

Bendek is a variant of Benedict, meaning 'blessed'.

Bendiks

Bendiks means 'blessed' or 'to be blessed'.

Bendision

Bendision is derived from the name 'Benedict', meaning 'blessed'.

Beneatha

Beneatha means 'one who belongs to the earth'.

Benecia

Benecia is derived from the word 'benedictus', meaning 'blessed'.

Benecroft

Benecroft means 'from the benedict's cottage'.

Benedek

Benedek is a form of Benedict, meaning 'blessed'.

Benedetto

Benedetto means 'blessed' or 'well-spoken'.

Benedick

Benedick is derived from Benedict, meaning 'blessed'.

Benedict

Benedict means 'blessed' or 'well-spoken'.

Benedicta

Benedicta means 'blessed'.

Benedicto

Benedicto means 'blessed' or 'well-spoken'.

Benedictus

Benedictus means 'blessed' or 'to be blessed'.

Benedikt

The name Benedikt means 'blessed' in Latin.

Benedikte

Benedikte means 'blessed' in Latin, a feminine form of Benedikt.

Benedikto

Benedikto is a variant of Benedikt, meaning 'blessed' in Latin.

Benediktus

Benediktus means 'blessed' and is the Latin form of Benedikt.

Benedita

Benedita means 'blessed' in Latin, and is the feminine form of Benedito.

Benedito

Benedito means 'blessed' in Latin and is a variant of Benedikt.

Beneger

Beneger is likely derived from 'Benedikt', meaning 'blessed.'

Benek

Benek is a diminutive form of Benedikt, meaning 'blessed.'

Benes

Benes is derived from Benedikt, meaning 'blessed.'

Benesa

Benesa is a feminine form related to Benedikt, meaning 'blessed.'

Benesek

Benesek is a diminutive of Benedikt, meaning 'blessed.'

Benesh

Benesh is derived from Benedikt, meaning 'blessed.'

Benesj

Benesj is related to Benedikt, meaning 'blessed.'

Benet

Benet means 'blessed' in Latin, often used as a diminutive of Benedikt.

Benett

Benett is a variant of Benedict, meaning 'blessed.'

Beneve

Beneve is derived from Benedikt, meaning 'blessed.'

Bengt

Bengt is a Swedish form of Benedict, meaning 'blessed.'

Beniamino

Beniamino is the Italian form of Benjamin, meaning 'son of the right hand.'

Benicia

Benicia means 'blessed' in Spanish.

Benicio

Benicio means 'the blessed one' in Spanish.

Benigna

Benigna means 'kind' or 'good' in Latin.

Benigne

Benigne means 'kind' or 'good' in Latin.

Benigno

Benigno means 'kind' or 'good' in Italian and is derived from the Latin word 'benignus.'

Benisha

Benisha is often interpreted as 'the blessed one' or 'blessed.'

Benison

Benison means 'blessing' in English.

Benita

Benita means 'blessed' in Spanish.

Benito

Benito means 'blessed' in Spanish.

Benjen

Benjen is derived from Benjamin, often used in modern contexts without specific historical meaning.

Bennet

Bennet means 'blessed'.

Bennett

Bennett means 'blessed', derived from the Latin Benedictus.

Benno

Benno means 'bear', symbolizing strength or courage.

Beno

Beno means 'blessed' and is derived from the name Benedict.

Benoit

Benoit means 'blessed' or 'well spoken', derived from the Latin 'Benedictus'.

Benoite

Benoite is the feminine form of Benoit, meaning 'blessed' or 'well spoken'.

Benon

Benon typically means 'good' or 'benefactor', sharing roots with Benoit and Benedictus.

Bensen

Bensen means 'son of Ben', a common Scandinavian patronymic surname turned first name.

Benson

Benson means 'son of Ben', serving as a surname-turned-first-name, meaning 'son of Ben'.

Benssen

Benssen is a variation of Benson, meaning 'son of Ben'.

Bensson

Bensson is a variation of Benson, meaning 'son of Ben'.

Bent

Bent means 'bent' or 'bent twig', often associated with strength and resilience.

Bente

Bente is often derived from 'Benedicta', meaning 'blessed'.

Benthe

Benthe is a variation of Bente and means 'blessed', derived from 'Benedicta'.

Bentlea

Bentlea is derived from Old English, meaning 'bent meadow'.

Bentleah

Bentleah is a derivative of Bentley, indicating 'meadow with bent grass'.

Bentlee

Bentlee means 'meadow with bent grass', commonly chosen for both boys and girls.

Bentleigh

Bentleigh means 'meadow with bent grass', popular across genders.

Bentley

Bentley means 'meadow with bent grass', used for both genders but mostly for males.

Bentlie

Bentlie is another variation of Bentley, meaning 'meadow with bent grass'.

Bently

Bently means 'woodland clearing' or 'moor' from Old English.

Benton

Benton means 'town in the bent grass' derived from Old English.

Benvolio

Benvolio means 'well-wisher' in Italian, famously known from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

Benython

Benython means 'benefactor' or 'blessing', rooted in the English tradition.

Benz

Benz originates from a surname meaning 'son of Bentz', associated with the German automotive company.

Benziger

Benziger means 'one who makes wine' or 'wine merchant' in German, connected to a surname.

Beoba

Beoba means 'a red-haired person' in English, a less common name variant.

Beocc

Beocc is of Old English origin meaning 'a bee'.

Beocca

Beocca is derived from Old English meaning 'bee'.

Beoda

Beoda is from Old English meaning 'the first man, a leader'.

Beoduca

Beoduca means 'a fighter or a warrior' in Old English.

Beofa

Beofa means 'the name of a hero or brave man' in Old English.

Beohha

Beohha means 'a bulwark or stronghold' in Old English.

Beomann

Beomann means 'man of bees or beekeeping' in Old English.

Beonna

Meaning 'bear', associated with strength and nurture.

Beorcol

Meaning 'a small bear', symbolizing strength in a smaller form.

Beore

Derived from 'beor', meaning 'beer' or 'barley', indicating a connection to agricultural heritage.

Beorht

Meaning 'bright' or 'famous', often associated with brightness in character or fame.

Beorhtel

Meaning 'bright, noble', often given as a name reflecting honor.

Beorhthelm

Meaning 'bright helmet', signifying protection and nobility in battle.

Beorhthere

Meaning 'bright army', associated with valor and leadership.

Beorhthilde

Meaning 'bright battle', signifying strength and light in struggle.

Beorhthram

Meaning 'bright courage', combining brightness with valor.

Beorhthramm

Similar to Beorhthram, meaning 'bright courage' or 'bright strength'.

Beorhtirc

Meaning 'bright ruler', indicating a leader of notable distinction.

Beorhtmaer

Meaning 'bright fame', referring to someone known for noble acts.

Beorhtmund

Meaning 'bright protector', symbolizing a noble guardian.