# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
526 | Bletsung | English | Consecrated. | F | ![]() |
527 | Bliss | Anglo-Saxon | Happy. | F | ![]() |
528 | Bliss | English | Joy. Cheer. | F | ![]() |
529 | Blisse | English | Joy. Cheer. | F | ![]() |
530 | Blithe | English | Cheerful. | F | ![]() |
531 | Bliths | English | Joy. | F | ![]() |
532 | Blix | Swedish | 'Joy; cheer. | F | ![]() |
533 | Blodwen | Welsh | White flower. | F | ![]() |
534 | Blodwyn | Welsh | White flower. | F | ![]() |
535 | Blondell | English | Fair-haired; blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina meaning flattering. | F | ![]() |
536 | Blondell | French | Fair-haired; blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina meaning flattering. | F | ![]() |
537 | Blondelle | English | Fair-haired; blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina meaning flattering. | F | ![]() |
538 | Blondelle | French | Fair-haired; blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina meaning flattering. | F | ![]() |
539 | Blondene | English | Fair-haired; blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina meaning flattering. | F | ![]() |
540 | Blondene | French | Fair-haired; blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina meaning flattering. | F | ![]() |
541 | Blossom | English | Fresh. | F | ![]() |
542 | Blostm | English | Fresh. | F | ![]() |
543 | Bluinse | Irish | White. | F | ![]() |
544 | Bly | NativeAmerican | Tall. | F | ![]() |
545 | Blyana | Irish | Strong. | F | ![]() |
546 | Blyss | English | Joy. Cheer. | F | ![]() |
547 | Blysse | English | Joy. Cheer. | F | ![]() |
548 | Blythe | Anglo-Saxon | Happy. | F | ![]() |
549 | Blythe | English | Blithe; lighthearted; cheerful. | F | ![]() |
550 | Bo | Chinese | Precious. | F | ![]() |
551 | Bo | English | Nickname made popular by actress Bo Derek. | F | ![]() |
552 | Bo | Scandinavian | Nickname made popular by actress Bo Derek. | F | ![]() |
553 | Boadicea | Anglo-Saxon | A queen of the Iceni: Victory. | F | ![]() |
554 | Bobbi | English | Modern diminutive of Roberta and Barbara. | F | ![]() |
555 | Bobbie | English | Diminutive of Barbara: From the Greek barbaros meaning foreign or strange, traveler from a foreign land. In Catholic custom St. Barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning. | F | ![]() |
556 | Bochim | Biblical | The place of weeping, or of mulberry-trees. | F | ![]() |
557 | Bodgana | Polish | Gift of God. | F | ![]() |
558 | Bodiccea | Anglo-Saxon | A queen of the Iceni: Victory. | F | ![]() |
559 | Bodicea | Anglo-Saxon | A queen of the Iceni: Victory. | F | ![]() |
560 | Bodicia | Anglo-Saxon | A queen of the Iceni: Victory. | F | ![]() |