Bink

Bink is often used as a diminutive form of names like Benjamin and means 'son of the right hand'.

Binky

Binky is often a term of endearment derived from various names or can mean 'a little one' or 'baby'.

Binny

Binny is often a diminutive or pet form derived from names like Benjamin or simply means 'little young one'.

Binnyker

Binnyker is a playful form of Binny, suggesting a lively spirit.

Binpaul

Binpaul combines elements of Binny and Paul, signifying a 'humble' and 'small' leader.

Binyelum

He who brings peace.

Bionbyr

Son of the gods or divine.

Birchard

A name meaning 'strong as a birch tree' or 'brave.'

Birger

A name meaning 'to help' or 'to rescue'; associated with strength.

Birget

A variant meaning 'strong' or 'sacred', often indicating a protector figure.

Birgit

A name meaning 'exalted one' or 'strength', linked to Brigid, a goddess of poetry and healing.

Birgita

Another form of Birgit, emphasizing the idea of exaltation and strength.

Birgitta

A name derived from the goddess Brigid, signifying strength and healing.

Birgitte

Means 'the exalted one' or 'strengthened', often associated with divine protection.

Birhanu

A popular name meaning 'he who has come with a light' or 'light bringer'.

Birk

A name that means 'birch tree', often associated with strength and resilience.

Birket

A name meaning 'a place of birch trees', referring to geographical features.

Birkett

A surname that also refers to a place, suggesting connection to nature and heritage.

Birkey

This name implies a connection with birch trees, often representing resilience.

Birkhead

A name that signifies 'valley of the birch trees', indicating geographical origins.

Birkit

A name meaning 'birch tree', symbolizing growth and support.

Birkitt

A name that connotes proximity to birch trees, suggesting strength and endurance.

Birky

A diminutive form referring to someone from a place of birch trees, associated with nature.

Birley

A name derived from Old English, meaning 'birch wood clearing.'

Birney

Of Old English origin, meaning 'island of the birch trees.'

Biron

A French diminutive of the name Pierre, meaning 'rock' or 'stone.'

Birtel

A name of Danish origin meaning 'little birch tree.'

Birtle

Derived from Old English, meaning 'birch wood clearing.'

Bisera

A name meaning 'mysterious' or 'enchanting' in Slavic languages.

Biserka

Derived from 'biser' meaning 'pearl', symbolizing beauty and wealth.

Bishop

The name refers to a spiritual overseer in Christianity large generally meaning 'to see' or 'overseer.'

Biutta

Biutta is a diminutive form of the name Beatrice, meaning 'bringer of joy'.

Bizziza

Bizziza means 'little one' or 'small child', commonly used affectionately.

Blackburn

From the black stream or river.

Bladen

From the dark valley or glade.

Blagden

From the dark valley.

Blagdon

A place name derived from Old English meaning 'valley where the blackthorn grows.'

Blago

Derived from the Slavic word meaning 'good' or 'blessings.'

Blagoje

A Slavic name meaning 'blessing' or 'goodness.'

Blagorodna

Derived from the Slavic elements meaning 'noble' or 'of noble birth.'

Blagoy

Meaning 'good' or 'rich' in Bulgarian.

Blagun

A name possibly derived from Slavic roots meaning 'blessing.'

Blaguna

A feminine form related to 'blessing' or 'well-being.'

Blaiddudd

A name meaning 'black wolf' from the Welsh language.

Blain

A name meaning 'thin' or 'slender' in Gaelic.

Blaine

A name derived from Gaelic meaning 'yellow' or 'slender.'

Blair

A name meaning 'field' or 'plain' in Gaelic, often used for both genders.

Blaire

A variant of Blair, meaning 'field' or 'plain.'

Blaisdell

A surname meaning 'Blaize's valley or dell.'

Blaise

Meaning 'stutter' or 'lisp,' derived from Latin Blasius.

Blaithin

A diminutive of Blaith, meaning 'flower' or 'blossom' in Irish.

Blaize

A modern variant of Blaise, estimated to mean 'fire' or 'flame.'

Blake

Originally a surname meaning 'black' or 'fair,' used for both genders now.

Blakeley

A meadow by a stream.

Blakely

Black clearing or dark wood.

Blakelyn

A blend of Blake and Lyn, associated with a bald or fair place near a lake.

Blakemore

From the dark moor or from the black marsh.

Blakenee

Variant of Blakely, signifying a clearing or meadow that is dark.

Blakeney

Black island, referring to a place name often used for various locations.

Blakeny

Black island, similar to Blakeney, often associated with the English coastal region.

Blakesly

A clearing or meadow that is dark.

Blakey

Derived from a place name meaning 'dark wood' or 'black clearing.'

Blamore

From the black moor or marsh.

Blanaid

Little flower, often associated with love and beauty in Irish culture.

Blanc

White, often used metaphorically to mean pure or innocent.

Blanca

White or pure, symbolizing innocence and beauty.

Blanch

To whiten or to brighten, representing purity.

Blanchard

Derived from the word for white, indicating clarity or brightness.

Blanche

White or fair, symbolizing purity and innocence.

Blanchefleur

White flower, representing purity and beauty in nature.

Blanco

White or light-colored; often symbolizing purity and clarity.

Blanda

Soft or gentle, indicating a kind and mild disposition.

Blandford

A ford by a flat, open place, often a geographical name.

Blandina

Blandina means 'gentle' or 'soft' in Latin.

Blandine

Blandine means 'soft' or 'delicate' in French.

Blas

Blas means 'lisping' or 'stuttering' in Spanish.

Bleiz

The name Bleiz means 'wolf' in Breton.

Blench

Blench means 'to flinch' or 'to draw back' in Old French.

Blenda

Blenda means 'the one who shines' or is 'bright' in Swedish.

Blendenna

The name Blendenna is often considered a variant of the name Blenda, meaning 'the one who shines.'

Blenined

Blenined is a rare name and lacks a clear documented meaning.

Blennie

Blennie is derived from the word 'blenny,' a type of small fish.

Blesi

The name Blesi lacks a widely recognized meaning and usage context.

Blessin

Blessin conveys the idea of 'blessing' or 'to be blessed.'

Blessing

Blessing means 'God's favor' or 'a gift from God' in various African cultures.

Blessy

Blessy relates to 'blessing' and is often associated with qualities of kindness and benevolence.

Bletsung

Bletsung is a rare name with no widely accepted meaning.

Bleu

Bleu means 'blue' in French, often associated with calmness and tranquility.

Blevine

Blevine does not have a widely recognized meaning or origin.

Bligh

Bligh is a surname that means 'happy' or 'blissful' in Irish.

Bliss

Bliss means 'joy' or 'happiness' in English.

Blissany

A modern name derived from 'bliss,' meaning joy or happiness.

Blisse

Derived from the word 'bliss,' which means happiness or joy.

Blissot

A diminutive form related to 'bliss,' suggesting a joyful or blissful nature.

Blith

Associated with a state of happiness or joy.

Blithe

Means happy, carefree, and joyous.

Blodwyn

Translates to 'white flower' in Welsh, symbolizing purity and beauty.

Bloom

Symbolizes blossoming or flourishing, commonly associated with flowers.

Blossom

Refers to the flowering part of a plant, symbolizing renewal and beauty.

Bluebell

A flower named for its bell-shaped blooms, often associated with humility and gratitude.