For that brilliant, brawny, bashful, or boisterous little baby-to-be, we have the perfect boy names that start with the letter B.
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Benjamin | In the Bible, Benjamin is the youngest son of Jacob and one of the founders of the twelve tribes of Isreal. It is still considered… | |
| Brandon | Brandon has been a boy name favorite for the past several decades. It hit its peak in popularity in the early 90s, perhaps… | |
| Brian | This Celtic name is widespread in Ireland, partially due to the renown of Brian Boru, a high king and great national hero… | |
| Bruce | English Origin | Surname since medieval times; Robert de Bruce, a knight from Normandy, followed William the Conqueror to England. His descendants… |
| Beau | A sweetheart of a name infused with loads of southern charm, Beau is short, sweet and popular—but not too popular. | |
| Brad | English: | Broad; a nickname for Bradley and other names beginning with Brad-. |
| Barry | Celtic: | Marksman |
| Blaze | Let’s call a spade a spade: Blaze sounds like a name some celebrity names their kid in order to garner the most attention… | |
| Brent | Celtic Origin | Hilltop |
| Ben | English Origin | |
| Brett | Celtic Origin | Brit, a person from Britain or Brittany; derived from a French surname of that meaning, but co-opted by English as a first… |
| Brennan | A modern spin on more common Irish boys’ names like Brian or Brandon, Brennan means either “little raven” or “descendent… | |
| Brendan | Celtic: | Prince |
| Bennett | A posh, British name that’s not as stuffy sounding as Benedict and not as overused as Benjamin, Bennett is a boy’s name… | |
| Bradley | English: | From the broad meadow; a surname adapted to widespread first name use |
| Brady | Besides the obvious reference to the giant non-traditional family of the 80s, the Brady Bunch, Brady has blossomed to become… | |
| Bryce | Celtic Origin | |
| Bryan | Celtic Origin | |
| Bryson | Bryson is one of those names that seemingly appeared out of nowhere and has just rocketed its way to the top. Literally meaning… | |
| Brody | Irish: | From the muddy place; a castle in Scotland |
| Bentley | English: | From the meadow of coarse or bent grass |
| Blake | English: | Black or white |
| Brayden | English: | Salmon |
| Bill | English Origin | |
| Bryant | Celtic: | Popular variant of Brian |
| Bobby | English: | Familiar form of Robert, also a nickname for British policemen |
| Billy | English Origin | |
| Brenden | Rian may be the king, but Brenden is the prince (and there’s a lot more of them!). This Irish name is pretty popular, considering… | |
| Bodhi | This Sanskrit name has actually made quite a mark in America. It’s exotic and cool, and the meaning—it relates to the Buddhist… | |
| Byron | English: | The cattle herder or from the cow sheds |
| Bo | Danish: | Commanding |
| Blaine | Celtic: | Slender |
| Blaise | A cleric in Arthurian legend | |
| Brantley | English: | Proud |
| Braden | English: | Salmon |
| Brock | English: | Badger; variant of Brook |
| Braxton | English: | Brock´s town |
| Brooks | Brooks is one of those last-name-turned-first-names that’s been on the tip of everyone’s tongues lately. After a long time… | |
| Barrett | English Origin | Mighty as a bear or a variant of Barnett |
| Baron | English: | Warrior; a title of nobility used as a given name |
| Beckett | English: | Little mouth; a surname |
| Benson | English: | Son of Benjamin; surname |
| Braeden | This Irish name is the phonetic spelling of Bradan, a name from the legend of Fionn Mac Cool. Both are cool, rebel sort… | |
| Barak | Hebrew: | Flash of lightning; In the Bible, the faithful fighter Barak cooperated with Deborah to win victory in battle against overwhelming… |
| Buck | English: | Male deer |
| Banner | English: | Flag; ensign bearer. |
| Beck | English: | Brook |
| Benedict | Latin: | Blessed; name was borne by fifteen popes and Saint Benedict, founder of the monastic Benedictine Order |
| Baxter | English: | Baker; an occupational surname transferred to first name use in 19th century |
| Burke | English: | Fortified hill. See also Berkley. |
| Bart | English: | Ploughman |
| Brighton | English: | From the bright town; a seaside town in Southern England; surname |
| Bernie | Scandinavian: | Strong as a bear |
| Bronson | English: | Brown”s son. |
| Bradford | English: | From the broad ford |
| Boone | English: | Good, a blessing |
| Barron | English: | Warrior; variant of the title Baron |
| Benny | English Origin | |
| Brandt | German: | Fiery torch; dweller on land cleared by burning |
| Brawley | English: | From meadow at the slope of the hill; surname |