B is for beauty and finding beautiful boy names starting with B is an adventure in itself. with so many options out there to choose from, parents can feel lost sometimes on what name they can possible choose. but no parent will have to worry any more because in this series of names, we’ve covered all the names from A to Z, from unique names to old fashion names. we’ve covered everything so you don’t have to look no where else.
Boy names starting with B
- Benjamin – “Son of the right hand”
- Brayden – “Broad hill”
- Brandon – “Hill covered with broom”
- Brody – “Ditch, muddy place”
- Beckett – “Beehive, little brook”
- Bryce – “Speckled, freckled”
- Barrett – “Bear strength”
- Beau – “Beautiful, handsome”
- Bradley – “Broad clearing in the woods”
- Brennan – “Little raven”
- Bryan – “Strong, virtuous, honorable”
- Brent – “Hill, steep place”
- Blaine – “Slender, thin”
- Brooks – “Small stream”
- Brixton – “Stone of Brixi”
- Baylor – “One who delivers goods”
- Bentley – “Meadow with coarse grass”
- Brendan – “Little raven”
- Blake – “Fair-haired, dark”
- Bruce – “Thick brushwood”
- Brady – “Spirited, broad”
- Blaise – “Stuttering”
- Byron – “From the barns”
- Bruno – “Brown”
- Bowen – “Son of Owen”
- Bridger – “Bridge builder”
- Bishop – “Overseer”
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- Benson – “Son of Ben”
- Bodhi – “Awakened, enlightened”
- Boston – “From the town of St. Botolph”
- Boone – “Blessed”
- Braxton – “Brock’s settlement”
- Bennett – “Blessed”
- Bailey – “Bailiff, steward”
- Baylor – “One who delivers goods”
- Bryson – “Son of Brice”
- Bear – “Strong, brave”
- Birch – “Bright, shining”
- Blaze – “Flame”
- Blade – “Sword blade”
- Barton – “Barley settlement”
- Brevin – “Small”
- Branson – “Son of Brandon”
- Bronson – “Son of the brown one”
- Barron – “Nobleman”
- Boden – “Shelter”
- Brewer – “One who brews”
- Buck – “Male deer”
- Butch – “Tough, strong”
- Bucky – “Deer, goat”
- Bane – “Trouble, harm”
- Basil – “Kingly”
- Boaz – “Strength”
- Baxter – “Baker”
- Blaze – “Flame, fire”
- Brock – “Badger”
- Bensen – “Son of Ben”
- Bayard – “Auburn-haired”
- Burke – “Fortified hill”
- Briggs – “Son of Rig”
- Boomer – “Noisy, spirited”
- Brantley – “Fire brand”
- Bladen – “Broad valley”
- Brice – “Speckled, freckled”
- Bertram – “Bright, famous”
- Baldric – “Brave, noble ruler”
- Bevan – “Young soldier”
- Blythe – “Joyful, carefree”
- Braddock – “Broad oak”
- Brighton – “Bright town”
- Burley – “Woodland clearing”
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- Brio – “Vigor, liveliness”
- Bexley – “Dweller of the woodland clearing”
- Branch – “A small branch of a tree”
- Bronte – “Thunder”
- Borden – “From the boar’s den”
- Barlow – “Hill”
- Bardo – “Axe”
- Bran – “Raven”
- Bohdi – “Awakened, enlightened”
- Branigan – “Little raven”
- Breccan – “Freckled”
- Baram – “Noble, exalted”
- Beauden – “Hill”
- Brigham – “Dweller by the bridge”
- Berke – “Birch tree”
- Bradwin – “Friend with broad knowledge”
- Bohden – “Shelter”
- Brinley – “Burnt meadow”
- Bridwell – “Bird well”
- Barrington – “Town of Bar”
- Bram – “Father of many”
- Brawley – “Meadow”
- Brexton – “From the fortress town”
- Bently – “Blessed”
- Branford – “Ford where ravens gather”
- Bartlett – “Son of Bartholomew”
- Bronn – “Dark, swarthy”
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- Bexley – “Dweller of the woodland clearing”
- Boland – “Lives in a small hut”
- Bensen – “Son of Ben”
- Bristow – “From the brushwood thicket”
- Baelor – “Oath”
- Branston – “Town of the raven”
- Barlowe – “Hill”
- Briston – “From the brushwood thicket”
- Brenner – “Little burner, blacksmith”
- Balin – “Strong, powerful”
- Brendon – “Little raven”
- Barret – “Bear strength”
- Branigan – “Little raven”
- Bastien – “Venerable, respected”
- Burl – “Castle, stronghold”
- Bramwell – “Well where the broom grows”
- Berke – “Birch tree”
- Bradwin – “Friend with broad knowledge”
- Bohden – “Shelter”
- Brinley – “Burnt meadow”
- Barnum – “Baron’s home”
- Bronte – “Thunder”
- Borden – “From the boar’s den”
- Balin – “Strong, powerful”
- Brendon – “Little raven”
- Barret – “Bear strength”
- Branigan – “Little raven”
- Bastien – “Venerable, respected”
- Burl – “Castle, stronghold”
- Bramwell – “Well where the broom grows”
- Berke – “Birch tree”
- Bradwin – “Friend with broad knowledge”
- Bohden – “Shelter”
- Brinley – “Burnt meadow”
- Barnum – “Baron’s home”
- Burrell – “Small castle”
- Bastian – “Venerable, respected”
- Burl – “Castle, stronghold”
- Bramwell – “Well where the broom grows”
- Berke – “Birch tree”
- Bradwin – “Friend with broad knowledge”
- Bohden – “Shelter”
- Brinley – “Burnt meadow”
- Balin – “Strong, powerful”
- Brendon – “Little raven”
- Barret – “Bear strength
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- Branigan – “Little raven”
- Bastien – “Venerable, respected”
- Burl – “Castle, stronghold”
- Bramwell – “Well where the broom grows”
- Berke – “Birch tree”
- Bradwin – “Friend with broad knowledge”
- Bohden – “Shelter”
- Brinley – “Burnt meadow”
- Balor – “Strong, powerful”
- Buckley – “Buck meadow”
- Brahm – “Supreme, great”
- Bexley – “Dweller of the woodland clearing”
- Brindley – “Burnt meadow”
- Breckin – “Freckled”
- Bentley – “Meadow with coarse grass”
- Birchard – “Bright, shining”
- Barratt – “Defender, strong”
- Birch – “Bright, shining”
- Benton – “Moor, grassy area”
- Byram – “From the cattle yard”
- Birchell – “From the birch tree”
- Brewster – “Brewer, beer maker”
- Bowen – “Son of Owen”
- Brewis – “One who brews”
- Bodean – “Shelter”
- Beric – “Grain farm”
- Britton – “From Britain”
- Buckley – “Buck meadow”
- Bexley – “Dweller of the woodland clearing”
- Bevan – “Young soldier”
- Bosley – “Meadow near the woods”
- Belden – “Beautiful”
- Bartlett – “Son of Bartholomew”
- Barnum – “Baron’s home”
- Boomer – “Noisy, spirited”
- Braelin – “Bright, white”
- Bay – “A body of water”
- Brawley – “Meadow”
- Braidon – “Salmon”
- Baine – “Fair-haired”
- Bishop – “Overseer”
- Bardo – “Axe”
- Barron – “Nobleman”
- Bodie – “Messenger”
- Burnell – “Small brown one”
- Bingham – “One who lives by the bridge”
- Barzan – “Clear”
- Brevin – “Small”
- Burley – “Woodland clearing”
- Bradwin – “Friend with broad knowledge”
- Blaze – “Flame”
- Bertram – “Bright, famous”
- Brindle – “Speckled”
- Brogan – “Sturdy shoe”
- Bram – “Father of many”
- Bexley – “Dweller of the woodland clearing”
