Names beginning with the letter B, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,448 names
8,448 names
Yoruba
Adesola Oluwatosin is a Yoruba unisex name. From the source-supported Yoruba elements Ade, meaning crown or royalty, and ola, meaning wealth, Adesola carries the sense of a crown joined with wealth, while Oluwatosin is best treated here as an additional Yoruba given name whose exact meaning is not established by the supplied sources.
Yoruba
Adesuwa Oluwatosin Olayinka is a Yoruba girl’s full name with a graceful, rhythmic sound. The provided source supports Olayinka as meaning that wealth, prestige, success, nobility, majesty, grace, or dignity surrounds the bearer.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “the crown or royalty from a foreign land.” It is used as both a given name and a surname, and it is unisex, though reported as predominantly male.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “the crown or royalty from a foreign land.” Oladimeji is a Yoruba second name, but the supplied sources do not give a verified meaning for it.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo is a Yoruba unisex name meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “the crown or royalty from a foreign land.” The full name, Adetokunbo Oluwadunsin Afolayan, carries a distinctly Yoruba sound and a strong sense of family, faith, and heritage.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “the crown or royalty from a foreign land.” As a full Yoruba name, Adetokunbo Oluwapelumi Afolayan carries a dignified, family-rooted feeling, with Adetokunbo bringing the clearest documented meaning.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “the crown or royalty from a foreign land.” In the full name Adetokunbo Oluwasegun, the sourced meaning belongs to Adetokunbo.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “royalty from a foreign land.” In the full name Adetokunbo Oluwaseunmi Olowu, the best-sourced meaning available is for Adetokunbo.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “royalty from a foreign land.” In this full Yoruba name, Adetokunbo gives the clearest sourced meaning and brings a feeling of heritage, dignity, and connection across distance.
Yoruba
Adetokunbo Oluwatimilehin Olaniyan is a Yoruba unisex name pairing Adetokunbo, meaning “the crown or royalty from across the seas” or “from a foreign land,” with Oluwatimilehin, often understood as “God’s time is precious” or “God’s timing is valuable.”
Yoruba
Adetola is a Yoruba unisex name meaning “the crown is wealth” or “royalty is wealth.” It joins ade, meaning “crown” or “royalty,” with tola, connected with “wealth” or “honor.”
Yoruba
Adetola Oluwafikayo Akinlabi is a Yoruba unisex name with royal and courageous notes: Ade means crown or royalty, and Akinlabi means “we have given birth to the brave one.” For the full layered meaning, especially Oluwafikayo, families often confirm the intended translation with Yoruba-speaking elders or the child’s naming story.
Yoruba
Adetutu Oluwaseun Akinpelu is a Yoruba girl’s name with a graceful, thankful feel. It can be read as a name of royal calm, gratitude to God, and brave family strength.
Yoruba
Adewale is a Yoruba masculine name. The supplied sources identify it as Yoruba, but they do not provide a verified literal meaning or etymology.
Yoruba
Adewale is a Yoruba boy’s name from Nigeria meaning “the crown has come home” or “the crown has returned.” It combines ade, “crown” or “royalty,” with wale, “has come home” or “has returned.”
Yoruba
Adewunmi Oluwaseyi Oladipo is a Yoruba unisex name, with Oladipo meaning “more wealth” or “wealth and success become plenty.” It carries a bright sense of abundance, honor, and cherished family blessing.
Yoruba
Adewunmi Opeyemi is a Yoruba unisex name with a grateful, royal sound. Opeyemi means “I should be grateful” or “thanksgiving suits me,” while Ade carries the Yoruba idea of “crown” or royalty.
Yoruba
Adeyemi is a Yoruba boy’s name meaning “the crown befits me” or “royalty suits me.” It comes from ade, “crown” or “royalty,” and yemi, “befits me” or “suits me.”
Tamil
Adhavan is a Tamil boy name meaning "sun." It can also be understood as a poetic name for the solar deity or sun god.
Tamil
Adhavan Ilanchezhian Ravi is presented here as a Tamil boy's full name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology, so its meaning is best treated with family and language-community confirmation.
Sanskrit
Adhira is a Sanskrit girl name commonly understood to mean "lightning," "strong," and "quick." It has a bright, energetic feeling, like a flash of light across the sky.
Sanskrit
Adhira Charita is a Sanskrit girl name pairing Adhira, associated in the provided sources with lightning, the moon, and Goddess Durga, with Charita, a Sanskrit name form seen in traditional naming lists. Together it has a bright, story-rich feeling: quick light, calm radiance, and remembered character.
Tamil
Adhithya is a Tamil used form of the Sanskrit name Aditya, meaning “sun,” “sun god,” or “son of Aditi.” It carries bright, solar ideas of radiance, energy, warmth, and protection.
Hebrew
Adi is a Hebrew unisex name meaning "jewel" or "ornament." In Hebrew it can also be connected with "my witness," giving this tiny name a bright, meaningful depth.
Hebrew
Adi Keshet is a Hebrew unisex name often understood as “jewel rainbow” or “ornament of the rainbow.” Adi carries a bright, precious feeling, while Keshet means “rainbow” in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Adi Noa is a Hebrew girl name made from two short, gentle parts. A verified meaning was not available in the provided source material, so its meaning should be treated with care rather than guessed.
Hebrew
Adi Tehila is a Hebrew girl name often understood as “my jewel of praise” or “ornament of praise.” It brings together Adi, a name associated with beauty and adornment, with Tehila, a Hebrew word for praise.
Hindi
Aditi means “boundless,” “limitless,” and is also glossed as “innocence” or “free.” In Aditi Roohi, the first name carries a wide, luminous Vedic meaning, while Roohi gives the full name a gentle, flowing sound.
Sanskrit
Aditi means “boundless,” “limitless,” or “entire” in Sanskrit, with related meanings of “freedom” and “security.” In Hindu tradition, Aditi is a Vedic mother goddess connected with the cosmos, motherhood, fertility, and the Adityas.
Hindi
Aditi means “boundless” or “limitless” in Sanskrit and Hindi. Paired with Sneha, meaning affection or warmth in common Hindi usage, Aditi Sneha feels like “limitless love,” though the sourced material here specifically supports Aditi’s meaning.
Sanskrit
Aditi Vaidehi is a Sanskrit girl name pairing Aditi, meaning "boundless," "entire," "freedom," or "security," with Vaidehi, an epithet of Sita meaning "of Videha." Together, it feels expansive, protected, and deeply tied to Hindu tradition.
Hindi
Aditi means “boundless,” “limitless,” or “innocence” in Sanskrit. In Hindu tradition, Aditi is an important Vedic mother goddess connected with the sky, consciousness, fertility, and the vast cosmos.
Sanskrit
Aditi means “boundless” or “limitless” in Sanskrit, with a second traditional sense of “innocence.” Aditi Yamini feels expansive, gentle, and deeply rooted in Sanskrit naming tradition.
Hindi
Aditya is a Sanskrit and Hindi boy’s name meaning “of Aditi” or “belonging to Aditi.” In Hindu tradition, it is also strongly associated with the sun god Surya, suggesting light, warmth, and divine energy.
Sanskrit
Aditya means “belonging to Aditi” in Sanskrit and is associated in Hindu tradition with the Adityas, the divine children of Aditi. In the singular, Aditya is also used as a name for Surya, the sun god.
Sanskrit
Aditya is a Sanskrit boy name meaning “of Aditi” and, in singular use, it refers to the sun god Surya in Hindu tradition. Aditya Kiran Iyer carries a bright, sunlit feeling, with Aditya at the heart of the name.
Sanskrit
Aditya is a Sanskrit boy name commonly understood as “sun.” As a full name, Aditya Narayan Joshi has a bright, devotional, unmistakably Indian feel.
Sanskrit
Aditya Neel Trivedi is a Sanskrit-rooted boy's name with a bright, devotional feel. Aditya is associated with the Adityas, a class of Hindu deities, while Neel and Trivedi add a distinctly Indian, scholarly sound.
Indonesian
Aditya is a Sanskrit name meaning “of Aditi” and is also used for the sun god Surya in Hindu tradition. For Aditya Pradana, the firmly supported meaning centers on Aditya’s bright, sun-linked origin.
Indonesian
Aditya is a Sanskrit name meaning "of Aditi" and is also associated with Surya, the sun god, in Hindu tradition. Prakoso is used here as the Indonesian family name, giving the full name a bright, dignified sound.
Hebrew
Adi Yaara is a Hebrew girl name pairing Adi with Yaara, a Hebrew feminine name meaning "honeycomb" or "honeysuckle." The full name feels sweet, natural, and bright, with Yaara carrying the clearest documented meaning.
Bengali
Adnan Faiz is a Bengali Muslim boy name built around Adnan, an Arabic name written as عدنان and associated in tradition with the ancestor of the Adnanite Arabs. The full name has a dignified, faith-friendly sound, with Adnan carrying strong lineage and heritage associations.
Bengali
Adnan is an Arabic masculine name often understood as “settler,” from a Semitic root meaning “to stay” or “to abide.” It is also associated with meanings such as “two gardens of Eden,” “immortal,” and “pioneer.”
Spanish
Adrián is the Spanish form of Adrian, traditionally linked to the Latin name Hadrianus, meaning “from Hadria.” It has a warm, coastal feeling and a polished Spanish sound.
Greek
Adriana is a graceful feminine name most commonly understood as the feminine form of Adrian, meaning “from Hadria.” Although it is sometimes grouped with Greek names because it sounds close to Ariadne, Adriana itself is not the same name as the Greek mythological Ariadne.
Spanish
The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning for Adriana Lucía Ferrer. As a full Spanish name, it has a graceful, melodic feel, with Lucía carrying the bright visual cue of its accent in Spanish spelling.
Filipino
Adrian is a masculine name from Hadrianus, the ancient Roman family name behind Hadrian. It carries a polished, international feel and has been used in English since the Middle Ages.
Spanish
Adrián is the Spanish form of Adrian, a name traced to Hadrianus. Adrián Gael feels bright, composed, and distinctly Spanish in sound, with a crisp first name and a gentle, open ending.
Spanish
Adrián means "from Adria," from the Latin Adrianus or Hadrianus. Adrián Ismael has a smooth Spanish sound, pairing an ancient place-rooted first name with a familiar traditional second name.
Latin
Adrián Mateo means “from Hadria” paired with Mateo, the Spanish form of Matthew. Together, it has a grounded Latin and Spanish feel: a boy’s name with place-rooted strength and a gentle biblical echo.
