International Names starting with “B”
International first names – names from all over the world with sound and origin.
International first names bring cosmopolitan flair and a special sound to your child's name. At Nameberry you'll find first names from all over the world – from Nordic and Celtic to Italian, Spanish and French, Arabic, Turkish and Japanese. Browse by country and origin, discover meaning and popularity and get inspired by names that work across borders. Whether you're a multilingual family or simply have wanderlust: here you'll find the right international first name that sounds good anywhere in the world.
Popular first names starting with “B”
International Names starting with “B”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brittney | f | Brittney is a female first name that became popular in Germany in the 1990s, derived fr… | |
| Britto | m | Latin | Britto, a masculine first name, translates from Latin as 'the Breton' |
| Britton | f | English | The name has its origin in Brittany |
| Brittyn | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Brix | m | French | Brix, a boy's name, is a variant of Brice |
| Brizio | m | Italian | Brizio means 'spotted' |
| Broak | m | Celtic | Foolish; the foolish one |
| Brock | m | English | Brock is a traditional English name meaning 'the badger' |
| Broder | m | Danish | Broder represents a Frisian form of the old Norse name Bróðir and traces back to the Ol… |
| Broderik | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Broderrick | m | Broderrick, a boys' name, is a less common form of Broderick | |
| Brodie | m | The first name Brodie means "the ditch" and is also translated as "the one coming from … | |
| Brodir | m | Norse | Brodir, or Bróðir, literally means 'the brother' in Old Norse |
| Brody | m | The masculine first name Brody is derived from a surname that goes back to the Scottish… | |
| Broer | m | Dutch | The name Broer comes from the Frisian-Dutch area and literally means 'the brother' |
| Brogan | f | Irish | Brogan (Brógán) is a female first name of Gaelic descent, meaning 'the shoemaker' |
| Brolle | m | Scandinavian | Brolle serves as the Swedish pet form of the Nordic name Bror and means 'the brother.' … |
| Bromia | f | Bromia has its roots in Ancient Greek and features a complex composition, though its ex… | |
| Bronagh | f | Irish | Bronagh is the newer form of the Irish name Bronach (Brónach) and carries the meanings … |
| Bronco | m | Spanish | Bronco is a masculine first name that originates from Spanish |
| Bronia | f | Polish | Bronia is a girl's name that is considered a Lithuanian and Polish diminutive of Branis… |
| Bronislaw | m | Polish | Bronislaw (Bronisław) is a male form that is common in Poland and is derived from the R… |
| Bronislawa | f | Bronislawa (Bronisława) is the feminine form of the name Bronislaw | |
| Bronja | f | Bronja is a diminutive form of Branislava, which is considered the female form of Brani… | |
| Bronko | m | Spanish | Bronko is a variant of the name Bronco from Spanish |
| Bronny | m | Celtic | Bronny is derived from the Anglo-Saxon family names Brancomb or Bronscombe, which date … |
| Bronsonn | m | Origin unknown | |
| Bronston | m | American | The origin of the word is American |
| Bronte | f | Bronte is a girl's name that stems from the surname Brontë and traces back to the ancie… | |
| Bronwen | f | English | The name Bronwen originates from Wales and is used for girls |
| Bronwyn | f | The name Bronwyn, an English form of the Welsh Bronwen, translates to 'the white breast… | |
| Brook | u | Brook, which is predominantly used as a female first name today, has its roots in an En… | |
| Brooklyn | m | The name Brooklyn, which was once primarily used for boys, is a modified form of the En… | |
| Brooklynn | f | The name Brooklynn is a variation of the name Brooklyn with the suffix '-lynn' and orig… | |
| Brooks | m | English | Brooks is a derivation of the name Brook, which developed from an English surname and o… |
| Bror | m | Scandinavian | The name Bror is a Scandinavian boy's name that means 'the brother.' It derives from th… |
| Brose | m | The name Brose is derived from the popular short form Ambrosius and has an ancient Gree… | |
| Brothaigh | m | Irish | The first name Brothaigh has its roots in Old Irish and is part of the Irish naming tra… |
| Bruce | m | English | Originally derived as a Scottish surname, Bruce metaphorically means "the one from the … |
| Brunhild-Maria | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Bruno-Günter | m | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Bruno-Josef | m | The meaning of the name is currently unknown | |
| Bruno-Kurt | m | Bruno-Kurt is a double name combining Bruno ("the bear") and Kurt ("the bold advisor") | |
| Bruno-Michael | m | Bruno-Michael is a double name combining Bruno ("the bear") and Michael ("Who is like G… | |
| Bruno-Peter | m | Bruno-Peter is a double name combining Bruno ("the bear") and Peter ("the rock") | |
| Bruno-Robert | m | Bruno-Robert is a double name combining Bruno ("the bear") and Robert ("the shining glo… | |
| Bruno-Roman | m | The name Roman stands for Romans, and thus the entire name can be interpreted as 'brown… | |
| Brusk | m | Brusk (Brûsk) is a masculine first name that originates from Kurdish | |
| Brutus | m | Latin | Brutus is regarded as an ancient Roman nickname and can be directly translated into Eng… |
| Bryan | m | Celtic | Bryan is a variant form of the Irish-Celtic name Brian |
| Bryan-Chris | m | Bryan-Chris is a double name combining Bryan ("the exalted") and Chris ("the anointed o… | |
| Bryanna | f | Celtic | Bryanna, as the feminine form of Bryan, may be derived from the Old Celtic word *brigon… |
| Bryant | m | Celtic | Bryant is a derivative of the Irish-Celtic name Brian and may have its origin in the of… |
| Bryce | m | Celtic | Bryce, a name that is used for both men and, in rare cases, women, originates from the … |
| Brychan | m | Welsh | The name Brychan has its origin in Welsh and consists of the element 'brych', which mea… |
| Bryden | m | The exact meaning of the name Bryden is not known | |
| Brylei | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Bryn | m | The name Bryn, which has its origins in Welsh, means 'the hill' | |
| Bryn-Alun | m | Welsh | Bryn-Alun is a double name combining Bryn ("the hill") and Alun ("the little rock") |
| Bryndis | f | Bryndis is a female first name that mainly occurs in the Faroe Islands and Iceland, enc… | |
| Brynja | f | Danish | Brynja is a traditional Scandinavian girl's name, which translates to 'the Protected', … |
| Brynjar | m | Danish | The name Brynjar is a younger Nordic form of the Old Norse Brynjarr |
| Brynjolf | m | Scandinavian | Brynjolf is a masculine first name that draws from Old Norse elements |
| Brynn | f | English | The name Brynn represents the feminine variant of the Welsh name Bryn, whose direct tra… |
| Brynne | f | Brynne is a feminine form of Bryn and translates to 'the hill' in English | |
| Bryony | f | English | The first name Bryony comes from the English term for 'the bryony', a climbing plant |
| Brysen | m | Origin of the word unknown | |
| Bryson | m | Bryson is a traditional English boy's name that is derived from the surname of the same… | |
| Bsirina | f | Aramaic | The name Bsirina has its roots in Aramaic and Syrian, although an exact composition of … |
| Bubakarr | m | African | The name is derived from Abu Bakr, which means 'father of Aisha' and identifies him as … |
| Bubuna | f | The name has Brazilian roots | |
| Buck | m | English | Buck is a male first name that comes from Old English |
| Bud | m | English | Bud is a short form of the English nickname Buddy, which is now also used independently… |
| Buddhi | m | Sanskrit | The name Buddhi stands for knowledge and has its origins in Sanskrit, where बुद्धि mean… |
| Budvi | f | Egyptian | "the Leading One" |
| Buffy | f | Hebrew | Buffy originally comes from ancient Hebrew and means "God is fullness" or "God is perfe… |
| Buford | m | English | The name Buford has its roots in Old English and belongs to masculine first names |
| Bugra | m | Turkish | Bugra, a masculine first name, originates from Turkish and means 'the camel', as buğra … |
| Buic | m | French | Buic is a masculine first name with Old French roots, whose meaning remains unresolved |
| Bujar | m | The name Bujar comes from Albanian and means 'the generous one', derived from the word … | |
| Bukan | m | Indian | is an Indonesian name |
| Buke | f | Turkish | The name Buke comes from the Turkish-Kurdish language and means "the lady." It is deriv… |
| Buket | f | Turkish | The name Buket is a Turkish girl's name that translates from Turkish to German as 'the … |
| Bukola | f | African | receives wealth |
| Bukurie | f | The female first name Bukurie stands for 'the beauty' or 'the beautiful one' and is der… | |
| Bukurije | f | The name Bukurije is translated as 'the beauty' or 'the beautiful one' and derives from… | |
| Bukuroshe | f | The female first name Bukuroshe means "the beauty" or "the beautiful one" in Albanian | |
| Bula | f | American | Bula represents an American variant of Beulah |
| Bülbül | f | The name Bülbül is a historical Ottoman-Turkish girl's name and literally means 'the ni… | |
| Bulbula | f | Turkish | The name Bulbula has its roots in the Turkish language and is a compound word that refe… |
| Bulcsu | m | Hungarian | The name Bulcsu (Bulcsú) is a Hungarian male first name that has been in use since the … |
| Bülent | m | Persian | The name Bülent has its roots in Persian and is used as a masculine first name |
| Bulma | f | English | The girl's name Bulma is considered a creation |
| Bulut | m | Turkish | The name Bulut is a Turkish boy's name that translates to 'the cloud.' In Turkey, Bulut… |
| Bumin | m | Turkish | Bumin, a masculine first name, can be translated as 'the owl' or 'the division' and has… |
| Buminhan | m | Turkish | Buminhan is a variant of the name Bumin, which carries the translation 'the owl' or 'th… |
| Bun | m | Bun is a compressed form of Benjamin, which traces back to the ancient Hebrew name Biny… | |
| Buna | f | The feminine name Buna (Bună) comes from Romanian and can be directly translated as 'th… | |
| Bünjamin | m | Hebrew | The name Bünjamin has Hebrew roots and consists of the elements 'ben', which means 'the… |
| Bünyamin | m | The name Bünyamin, derived from the biblical Benjamin, means 'son of the south' or 'son… |