| Latin baby names begining from B |
| Bacchus |
 | God of wine. |
| BaIbina |
 | Strong. |
| Balara |
| Strong. |
| Balaza |
| Stutters. |
| Balbas |
| Speaker. |
| Balbine |
| Strong. |
| Balbo |
| Speaker. |
| Balen |
| Brave. |
| Balendin |
| Fierce; brave. |
| Balera |
| Strong. |
| Balere |
| Strong. |
| Baline |
| Strong and healthy. |
| Balint |
| Strong and healthy. |
| Ballas |
| Stutters. |
| Bastian |
| Diminutive of Sebastian: Venerable. |
| Bea |
 | Diminutive of Beatrice and variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. |
| Bea |
| Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love. |
| Beat |
| Diminutive of Beatrice and variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. |
| Beat |
| Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love. |
| Beata |
| Happy; Many. This name has rarely been found in the English speaking world after the 18th century. |
| Beate |
| Many. |
| Beatrice |
| A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. Famous bearer: Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise in the 'Divine Comedy', perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari, Dante's earliest love. |
| Beatrice F |
| A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love. |
| Beatrix |
| Bringer of joy, brings joy. Famous bearers: Beatrix was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. Twentieth century children's writer and illustrator Beatrix Potter created Peter Rabbit. |
| Beatriz |
| Brings joy. |
| Beattie |
| Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love. |
| Beattie |
| Diminutive of Beatrix: Bringer of joy, brings joy, happy. |
| Beatty |
| Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love. |
| Beatty |
| Diminutive of Beatrix: Bringer of joy, brings joy, happy. |
| Bee |
| Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love. |
| Bee |
| Diminutive of Beatrice. A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. |
| Befle |
| Diminutive of Amabel: Beautiful, loving, lovable.Amabel was used frequently during the Middle Ages and briefly in the 19th century, and has now been largely replaced by the diminutive Mabel. |
| Beinean |
| Blessed. |
| Bel |
| Beautiful, loving, lovable. Diminutive of Amabel, Annabel, Belinda, or Isabel. |
| Belinda |
| Very beautiful. |
| Bell |
| Beautiful, loving, lovable. Diminutive of Amabel, Annabel, Belinda, or Isabel. |
| Bella |
| A diminutive of Isabella. Also a diminutive of Annabella and Arabella meaning yielding to prayer. Also a variant of Amabel meaning beautiful, loving, lovable, graceful. |
| Belle |
| Beautiful. Diminutive of Amabel, Annabel, Belinda, or Isabel. |
| Bellerophon |
| Son of Glaucus. |
| Bellona |
| Goddess of war. |
| Belus |
| King of Tyre. |
| Ben |
| Diminutive of Benedict: blessed. From benedictus meaning blessed. Famous bearers: 6th-century Italian saint Benedict of Nursia founded the Benedictine order of monks and nuns. The Benedictines monastical order. |
| Bence |
| Blessed. |
| Benci |
| Blessed. |
| Bendik |
| Blessed. |
| Benecia |
| Blessed one. |
| Benedek |
| Blessed. |
| Benedetto |
| Blessed. |
| Benedick |
| Blessed. 15 popes have been named Benedict. The Benedictines monastical order. Shakespeare's witty bachelor Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing. |
| Benedict |
| blessed. From benedictus meaning blessed. Famous bearers: 6th-century Italian saint Benedict of Nursia founded the Benedictine order of monks and nuns. The Benedictines monastical order. |
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