| Bas | m | Dutch | Bas is a short form of the name Sebastiaan, which originates from the Dutch-speaking re… |
| Bastiaan | m | Dutch | Bastiaan is a Dutch short form of the name Sebastiaan and a variant of Bastian |
| Bastienne | f | Flemish | Bastienne, as a girl's name, is a French derivation of Bastiana and the feminine counte… |
| Beada | f | Latin | The name Beada is a Nordic variant of Beata, which is considered the feminine form of B… |
| Beau | m | French | The name Beau is both a masculine and, although less common, a feminine first name of E… |
| Beernaert | m | English | the bear-strong |
| Bene | u | Latin | Bene is a Frisian and Dutch short form of the name Benedikt, which is a variant of Bene… |
| Benedict | m | Latin | Benedict also comes from the Latin 'benedicere', which means 'to bless' or 'to consecrate' |
| Bennika | f | Dutch | feminine variant of Bennik |
| Bentje | f | Latin | Bentje is a female first name that is regarded as an East Frisian and Dutch short form … |
| Berber | m | Dutch | The name Berber has its roots in a Dutch word composition, the exact meaning of which i… |
| Betje | f | Dutch | In an old East Frisian name book, Betje was documented as a diminutive of Elisabeth tha… |
| Bim | m | Celtic | The name Bim, as a diminutive of Birgitta, has two main origins |
| Bjelke | f | Dutch | Bjelke is an unusual diminutive from Dutch, derived from the name Bjela |
| Blanchefleur | f | French | Blanchefleur is a female first name that comes from literature and means "the white flo… |
| Bo-Rouven | m | Dutch | Bo serves as a short form of Burkhard and has a Nordic origin with the meaning 'protect… |
| Boas | m | Dutch | Boas is a variant of the biblical name Boaz (Hebrew בּוֹעַז) |
| Börries | m | Latin | Börries is a male short form of the name Liborius, with a lineage that likely traces ba… |
| Bram | m | English | Bram is a male first name that is considered a short form of the biblical Abraham (אַבְ… |
| Broer | m | Dutch | The name Broer comes from the Frisian-Dutch area and literally means 'the brother' |