Girl Names starting with “B”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “B”
Girl Names starting with “B”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bärbel-Rose | f | English | Bärbel-Rose is a double name combining Bärbel ("the foreigner") and Rose ("the rose") |
| Bärbel-Rosemarie | f | Bärbel-Rosemarie is a double name combining Bärbel ("the foreigner") and Rosemarie ("th… | |
| Bärbel-Sabine | f | Bärbel-Sabine is a double name combining Bärbel ("the foreigner") and Sabine ("the Sabi… | |
| Barbelies | f | Latin | The name Barbelies has a complex origin and is composed of various linguistic roots |
| Barbera | f | Barbera is a Dutch derivation of Barbara and carries the meaning "the foreigner." The o… | |
| Barbi | f | Latin | Barbi is known as a diminutive of Barbara and stands for 'the foreigner' |
| Barbia | f | Latin | The name Barbia, a rare short and pet form of Barbara, means 'the foreigner.' The origi… |
| Barbie | f | The name Barbie is an English diminutive of Barbara and stands for 'the foreigner' | |
| Barbika | f | Latin | The name Barbika, a Slovenian variation of Barbara, means 'the foreigner.' This meaning… |
| Barbora | f | Latin | Barbora is the Czech, Slovak, and Lithuanian variant of the name Barbara and carries th… |
| Barbra | f | Latin | Barbra is an English form of the name Barbara and carries the meaning 'the foreigner' |
| Barbro | f | Latin | The name Barbro, a Swedish derivative of Barbara, carries the meaning 'the foreigner' |
| Bardai | f | African | The name Bardai stands for 'the bard' in Irish |
| Bardhza | f | Bardhza is an Albanian girl's name that comes from the word 'bardhë', which means 'white' | |
| Bareetu | f | Indian | The name Bareetu is represented in Kannada script as ಬರೀತು |
| Barendina | f | Barendina represents the feminine variant of the name Bernhard and is interpreted as "t… | |
| Baria | f | Persian | Baria is the feminine form of Barin and has Turkish roots |
| Barinya | f | The name Barinya has Kurdish roots, but the exact meaning has not yet been documented | |
| Barissa | f | The term 'line' in Sundanese | |
| Bariya | f | Persian | The name Bariya has its roots in the Persian word barın, which means 'excellent', 'good… |
| Barke | f | African | Barke is a name intended for both girls and boys and has African origins |
| Barona | f | The name Barona has Kurdish roots and is made up of the elements 'ba', which means 'by'… | |
| Barrika | f | Barrika is an ancient name that means 'the Overwhelming' | |
| Barta | f | The name Barta is a Frisian variant of Berta and means "the Shining" or "the Radiant" | |
| Bartha | f | Danish | The name Bartha is a variant of the girl's name Berta and symbolizes 'the Shining' or '… |
| Bartholomäa | f | Aramaic | The name Bartholomäa has its roots in the Aramaic language and translates to 'the son o… |
| Bartola | f | Italian | Bartola is an Italian and South Slavic short form of Bartolomea, which has established … |
| Bartolina | f | Greek | The name Bartolina originates as a Southern European variant of Barta (Bartholomäa), a … |
| Bartolomea | f | Italian | Bartolomea is a girl's name that can be seen as the Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese va… |
| Basak | f | Turkish | The name Basak (Turkish Başak) derives from the Turkish word başak, which means 'ear', … |
| Bascha | f | Hebrew | Bascha is a Yiddish derivation of the name Basha, which has its roots in the ancient He… |
| Basha | f | Basha is a female first name considered a Jewish variant of Batya and traces back to th… | |
| Bashira | f | Arabic | The name Bashira (بَشِير) represents the feminine variant of the Arabic name Bashir |
| Basia | f | Latin | Basia is a Polish variant of Barbara and simultaneously a diminutive of Batyah, which i… |
| Basilea | f | Greek | Basilea is considered the feminine variant of the name Basilius |
| Basilia | f | Italian | Basilia is a female first name regarded as the Italian and Spanish form of Basilea, whi… |
| Basilissa | f | Basilissa is a girl's name considered a Romansh and Swiss variant of Basilea | |
| Basima | f | Arabic | Basima is the feminine form of the Arabic name Basim and carries the meaning "the smili… |
| Basira | f | Arabic | The name Basira, as the feminine counterpart to Basir, has its roots in the Arabic term… |
| Basma | f | Arabic | Basma is a female first name that means 'the Smiling One.' This name is derived from th… |
| Basmah | f | Arabic | Basmah is an Arabic form of the girl's name Basma and carries the meaning "the smiling … |
| Bastet | f | Bastet is a female first name that originates from Egyptian mythology | |
| Bastienne | f | Flemish | Bastienne, as a girl's name, is a French derivation of Bastiana and the feminine counte… |
| Bat-Seba | f | Hebrew | Bat-Seba, also in the variants Batseba and Bathseba, derives from Hebrew and means 'Dau… |
| Bathia | f | Hebrew | The name Bathia has Hebrew roots and consists of the elements 'bath', which means 'the … |
| Bathilde | f | French | The name Bathilde has its roots in the French short form of Balthild |
| Bathseba | f | Hebrew | Bathseba is a female first name that originates from biblical traditions and is regarde… |
| Bathsuha | f | Currently, no information about the meaning is known | |
| Batia | f | The name Batia is a Jewish variation of Batya and traces back to Bithiah (בִּתְיָה) | |
| Batjah | f | Hebrew | The name Batjah has Hebrew roots and is composed of the words 'bat' for daughter and 'j… |
| Batoul | f | Arabic | Batoul is a Moroccan form of Batul |
| Batseba | f | Batseba is a biblical name for girls, derived from the ancient Hebrew name Bathsheba (ב… | |
| Batya | f | Hebrew | Batya is a biblical name for women, considered a Hebrew variant of Bithiah (בִּתְיָה) |
| Baucis | f | The name Baucis has its roots in Ancient Greek, but the exact meaning and specific word… | |
| Bawett | f | German / Hessian: Bawett stands for Babett and Babette | |
| Baya | f | Arabic | Baya is a female first name that is used in both Turkish and Arabic |
| Baylee | f | American | Baylee is a modern English variant of the name Bailey |
| Bazanka | f | The name Bazanka has its roots in Hindi and is made up of the words 'baza' for 'hawk' a… | |
| Bazilea | f | Basilea derives from the Greek words and means 'the royal' or 'the queen.' The roots of… | |
| Bea | f | Latin | Bea is a short form of the names Beatrix and Beatrice, which are originally derived fro… |
| Beada | f | Latin | The name Beada is a Nordic variant of Beata, which is considered the feminine form of B… |
| Beanca | f | Italian | Beanca is an English variant of the Italian name Bianca and means 'the White' or 'the S… |
| Beata | f | Latin | The name Beata is the feminine form of Beatus and means 'the Happy One' or 'the Blissfu… |
| Beate | f | Latin | The name Beate is a German and Latvian variant of the name Beata, which is derived from… |
| Beate-Anna | f | Latin | Beate stands for "the Happy" or "the Blissful" (Latin), while Anna means "the Graced" (… |
| Beate-Arnhild | f | Beate means 'the happy one' or 'the blissful one' (Latin), while Arnhild consists of th… | |
| Beate-Bettina | f | Italian | Beate-Bettina is a double name combining Beate ("the happy one") and Bettina ("God is f… |
| Beate-Christine | f | Beate-Christine is a double name combining Beate ("the happy one") and Christine ("the … | |
| Beate-Felicitas | f | Beate-Felicitas is a double name combining Beate ("the happy one") and Felicitas ("the … | |
| Beate-Iris | f | Currently, there is no information about the meaning of the name Beate-Iris | |
| Beate-Johanna | f | Beate-Johanna is a double name combining Beate ("the happy one") and Johanna ("God is g… | |
| Beate-Katrin | f | Beate-Katrin is a double name combining Beate ("the happy one") and Katrin ("the pure") | |
| Beate-Maria | f | Latin | Beate stands for "the Happy" as well as "Chosen or Sanctified" from Latin |
| Beate-Marina | f | Beate-Marina is a double name combining Beate ("the happy one") and Marina ("of the sea") | |
| Beate-Sabrina | f | Latin | Additional details can be found under the names Beate and Sabrina |
| Beate-Ulrike | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Beate-Violetta | f | No information on the meaning is available yet | |
| Beatha | f | Latin | Beatha is a variant of the name Beata, which is the feminine form of the Latin Beatus |
| Beatrice | f | Latin | The feminine first name Beatrice (Béatrice) is an Occitan, Italian, and French variant … |
| Beatrice-Victoria | f | French | Beatrice-Victoria is a double name combining Beatrice ("the traveler") and Victoria ("t… |
| Beatricia | f | Latin | The name Beatricia is a medieval English form of Beatrice, closely related to Beatrix |
| Beatris | f | Latin | The girl's name Beatris (Béatris) is a variant spelling of Beatrix, which in turn deriv… |
| Beatrix | f | Latin | Beatrix (Béatrix) is a girl's name that originally derives from the Latin Viatrix/Viator |
| Beatrix-Diana | f | American | Beatrix-Diana is a double name combining Beatrix ("the traveler") and Diana ("the godde… |
| Beatriz | f | Latin | Beatriz is the Spanish and Portuguese form of Beatrix, a derived spelling of the Latin … |
| Beba | f | Slavic | Beba is a female first name that comes from South Slavic and carries the meaning 'the b… |
| Bebisim | f | Turkish | Bebisim is a girl's name that comes from the Turkish language |
| Becca | f | Arabic | Becca, as a short form of Rebecca, derives from the ancient Hebrew name Rivqah (רִבְקָה) |
| Becci | f | Arabic | Becci represents a modern English abbreviation of the name Rebecca, which is originally… |
| Becki | f | Arabic | Becki is an English short form of the name Rebecka, which has its roots in the ancient … |
| Becky | f | Becky is considered an English short form and pet name of Rebekka, which has its origin… | |
| Becky-Laureen | f | Becky-Laureen is a double name combining Becky ("the captivating one") and Laureen ("th… | |
| Becme | f | Becme is a girl's name with Kurdish roots, the exact components of which are not docume… | |
| Bediha | f | Arabic | Bediha is a feminine form of the Arabic name Badia |
| Bedrija | f | Arabic | Bedrija is the Bosnian female form of Bedri and has Arabic origins |
| Bedrije | f | Arabic | The name Bedrije is considered a feminine variant of Bedri and has Arabic origins |
| Bedriye | f | Arabic | Bedriye is the Turkish variant of the name Bedri and has Arabic roots |
| Beeke | f | Latin | The name Beeke, a diminutive of Elisabeth, carries the meanings "my God is perfect" and… |
| Beeke-Jamila | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning of the name | |
| Beeke-Laurene | f | Beeke-Laurene is a double name combining Beeke ("my God is perfect") and Laurene ("the … |