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    Christian Baby Boy Names Starting With B

    275 names with meanings and origins.

    275 Christian boy names that start with B. Indian Christian names combine Biblical and saints' names with Indian languages, especially in Kerala, Goa, Tamil Nadu and the North-East.

    Popular christian boy names with B: Benjamin, Bradley, Bo. Open any name for its meaning, Devanagari or native spelling, rashi and nakshatra.

    Top picks

    1. Benjamin — “Benjamin comes from the Hebrew Binyamin, meaning 'son of the right hand' or 'son of the south'. He is Jacob's youngest son in the Bible.”
    2. Bradley — “Bradley comes from an English place name meaning 'broad clearing'.”
    3. Bo — “Precious; waves”
    4. Ben — “Son of the right hand; bear”
    5. Bruno — “Brown”
    6. Boaz — “Strength; swiftness”
    7. Baraka — “blessing (Swahili)”
    8. Barnaby — “Son of comfort”
    9. Bethell — “House of god, from a biblical place name; house of god from a biblical place name”
    10. Beelzebub — “This name holds a profound and ancient meaning, referring to 'the devil, fallen angel.' A truly distinct and powerful choice.”
    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Who rules a crowd.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Possessor of destruction or of a thing cursed.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Idol or master of the house.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Master of the opening.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “God of divisions.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Master of the palm-tree.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “God of the fly.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Originating from Hebrew, this name means a rejoicing or our proud lord. It suggests a sense of leadership and communal joy.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name translates to my idol or lord over me, often used in ancient contexts to denote a master or deity.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning masters, idols, or false gods. Historically, it refers to various deities mentioned in ancient texts.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Of Hebrew origin, this name translates to a rejoicing or a proud lord.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Of Hebrew origin, this name is historically associated with a fallen angel or the devil.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name translates to in the answer or in affliction. It historically relates to finding responses during difficult times.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A name of Hebrew origin meaning he that seeks or lays waste. It evokes the image of one who searches or a powerful force.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Means "a hollow place"; a Hebrew name noted in biblical genealogy.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bottle or flask”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Emptying of God”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “The ancient of the people; the destruction of the people”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning one who lays waste or destroys. It is traditionally associated with a biblical figure from the Old Testament.”

    • Boy · German · “A German variation of Balthazar, meaning protected by God; it is famously associated with one of the Magi.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A Greek-derived name famously attributed to one of the three kings or wise men mentioned in biblical traditions.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name famously used in Shakespeare's 'The Comedy of Errors' for the character of a merchant.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name that identifies an eminence or a high place.”

    • Boy · English · “Excellent; outstanding”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “To choose.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning son of shame or confusion, famously known from biblical accounts as the prisoner released in place of Jesus.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A masculine name from Hebrew roots that describes one who bows before or is blessed by God.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Derived from Hebrew, this male name translates to one who bows before God or whom God has blessed.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Lightning; flash of lightning. in the bible the valiant fighting man barak cooperated with the prophetess deborah to win victory in battle against overwhelming odds”

    • Boy · African · “blessing (Swahili)”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name means son of the nation. It reflects a deep connection to one's people and a sense of belonging to a larger community or heritage.”

    • Boy · English · “Traveler from a foreign land”

    • Boy · English · “Meadow of the birch tree; the scottish spelling of the english surname barkeley, meaning birch-wood or the birch tree meadow”

    • Boy · Irish · “Minstrel; a singer-poet; lives near the boars den; minstrel, a singer-poet”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning son of Jesus or son of Joshua, following the patronymic tradition of ancient Semitic languages.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning son of Jona or son of a dove, often appearing in biblical contexts.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of the Hebrew name Barak, meaning "lightning."”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Possibly related to a field or garden”

    • Boy · English · “Son of consolation”

    • Boy · Greek · “Son of a missionary; son of consolation or son of exhortation, son of comfort. famous bearer: the biblical first century apostle barnabas who accompanied st paul on his early missionary journeys.a biblical first-century missionary companion of paul”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of prophecy.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of prophecy.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Derived from barnabas, comfort; variant of barnabas: comfort”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Derived from barnabas, comfort; variant of barnabas: comfort”

    • Boy · English · “Son of comfort”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of prophecy. also a variant of barnabas: comfort”

    • Boy · English · “An English name that identifies someone coming from a nobleman's home or estate.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Means "lightning" or "bright"; a name of Hebrew or possibly Germanic origin.”

    • Boy · German · “Noble man; warrior; a title of nobility used as a given name; derived from phrase bar aaron meaning son of aaron; a title of nobility used as a given name”

    • Boy · English · “Having the strength of a bear / one who argues”

    • Boy · Irish · “Marksman; fair-haired; lives at the barrier; spear”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning son of return or son of rest. It is a biblical name often associated with peace and restoration.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “From the barley farm; son of tolmai; ploughman. a diminutive of bartholomew. famous bearer: londons st bartholomews hospital is frequently called barts”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Ploughman; diminutive of bartholomew: son of a farmer; from the barley farm”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of tolmai; son of the earth; variant of bartholomew often used as a surname”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of tolmai; son of a farmer. both surname and given name; ploughman. son of talmai (talmai is a variant of tolmai, meaning abounding in furrows.) famous bearer: st bartholomew was an apostle of jesus christ”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name for males meaning the son of the honorable, famously appearing in biblical texts.”

    • Boy · English · “Diminutive of bartholomew: ploughman. son of talmai (talmai is a variant of tolmai, meaning abounding in furrows.) famous bearer: st bartholomew was an apostle of jesus christ; diminutive of bartholomew dating to the 13th century; most used commonly as a surname in modern times”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Ploughman; the birch tree meadow see also berkley; the birch tree meadow. see also berkley”

    • Boy · English · “The son of the farmer”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning 'blessed' or 'blessed one'.”

    • Baruchबारूख

      Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Marathi transliteration of the biblical name meaning one who is blessed and favored.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning son of contempt or man of iron. In the Bible, Barzillai was a wealthy Gileadite who showed great loyalty to King David.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning in the tooth or in ivory, often associated with a fertile region mentioned in biblical texts.”

    • Boy · English · “Short for bartholomew; diminutive of bartholomew: ploughman. son of talmai (talmai is a variant of tolmai, meaning abounding in furrows.) famous bearer: st bartholomew was an apostle of jesus christ”

    • Bavaבבא

      Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “From the Hebrew word for 'grain' or 'corn'. It can also refer to growth and fertility. Used rarely as a given name in some regions.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Means "peeling" or "nakedness"; a Hebrew name from biblical records.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew male name referring to the god of an idol or a leader within an assembly.”

    • Boy · English · “One who blesses others”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Derived from becher, first born; variant of becher: first born”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Means "first-born"; a Hebrew name derived from biblical scripture.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning according to judgment, famously appearing in the Old Testament as a judge of Israel.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This name holds a profound and ancient meaning, referring to 'the devil, fallen angel.' A truly distinct and powerful choice.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A masculine Hebrew name that translates to a well or one who declares clearly.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Right-hand son.”

    • Boy · International · “Baker or one who bakes”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew masculine name that historically translates to wicked or worthless. It is frequently mentioned in biblical texts to describe lawlessness.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name of Babylonian origin meaning master of the treasure, notably held by a king in the Old Testament.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning one who lays up treasures in secret, known as the Babylonian name given to Daniel.”

    • Boy · German · “Son of the right hand; bear”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of the people.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of my people.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Means "God has built"; a name of Hebrew origin.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Variant of benaiah: god builds; derived from benaiah, god builds”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Variant of benaiah: god builds; derived from benaiah, god builds”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Sons of sorrow.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name means sons of lightning. It is a topographic and ancestral name referencing a specific location in ancient Israel.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of benedict.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning son of Hadad or son of noise, referring to the Aramean deity of storms and thunder.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of strength.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of the right hand; italian form of benjamin son of the right hand; variant of benjamin: right-hand son. also a variant of benedict”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of the eyes or son of my joy”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of my right hand”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of Benjamin, a Hebrew name meaning son of the right hand.”

    • Boy · English · “Son of my right”

    • Benjaminபெஞ்சமின்

      Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Benjamin comes from the Hebrew Binyamin, meaning 'son of the right hand' or 'son of the south'. He is Jacob's youngest son in the Bible.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variation of the Hebrew name Benjamin, meaning son of the right hand. It is often associated with literary and fantasy contexts.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of Benjamin, a Hebrew name meaning son of the right hand.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of my right hand; diminutive of benjamin: son of my right hand. many jewish families named their youngest child benjamin. famous bearers: 19th century british statesman benjamin disraeli. dustin hoffmans character in the 1967 movie the graduate; diminutive of benjamin: right-hand son”

    • Boy · English · “An English abbreviation typically used for Benjamin or Benedict, meaning son of the right hand or blessed.”

    • Boy · English · “Son of my right”

    • Boy · English · “Son of my right hand”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of my right hand; son of my right hand. a diminutive of benedict or benjamin frequently used as an individual name; diminutive of benjamin: right-hand son”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning son of my sorrows. It was famously given by Rachel to her son in the Bible to reflect her pain during childbirth.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew-origin surname and given name meaning Ben's son or specifically the son of Benjamin.”

    • Boy · English · “Moor; coarse grass meadow”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Means "son of the right hand"; an Amharic form of the Hebrew name Benjamin.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name for males that translates to the son of separation. It signifies a distinction or a unique path away from the collective.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name that can mean burning or a torch. In a biblical context, it is the name of the father of Balaam.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Blessing of God”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name that translates to speaking well of the Lord.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A masculine name of Hebrew origin meaning the choosing of the Lord. It signifies one who has been selected or set apart by God.”

    • Berechiahברכיה

      Boy · International · “A Hebrew-derived name meaning 'the Lord blesses'. Frequently used in religious and historical contexts.”

    • Boy · English · “Victory bringer”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name that has been interpreted as being in fellowship or, in different biblical contexts, born in misfortune.”

    • Boy · English · “Brave as a bear”

    • Boy · French · “Bold as a bear; from an old german compound meaning bear-hard, or brave as a bear. st bernard of menthon is the patron saint of mountaineers after whom the st bernard dog used in mountain rescue work is named; strong as a bear. see also bjorn”

    • Boy · German · “This name of German origin translates to brave or bold as a bear. It reflects strength and courage, qualities traditionally associated with the powerful animal.”

    • Boy · English · “One who brings victory”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “The son of death.”

    • Boy · English · “One who is illustrious”

    • Boy · English · “One who is famously bright and beautiful”

    • Boy · English · “A familiar form of bert”

    • Boy · English · “From the fortified town; good friend. famous bearer: canadian singer/songwriter burton cummings”

    • Boy · German · “Bright; introduced to britian during the norman conquest, a variant of the german bertram. bright raven”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning counsel of the Lord or in the secret of Jehovah. It appears in the Old Testament as a name of spiritual significance.”

    • Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Consecrated to god; diminutive of elisabeth: from elisheba, meaning either oath of god, or god is satisfaction; diminutive of elizabeth, meaning my god is bountiful, or god of plenty, used since the 16th century. sometimes used as an independent name”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “House of grace.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “House of wrath.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “House of bread.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “House of god, from a biblical place name; house of god from a biblical place name”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Filiation of God”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “In gods shadow.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name for boys meaning in the shadow or protection of God, found in biblical history.”

    • Bezalelבצלאל

      Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name for boys meaning in the shadow or protection of God, found in biblical history.”

    • Boy · English · “A familiar form of bancroft, vincent”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning an evil or a son who beholds. It is a name found in ancient texts, typically associated with specific biblical figures.”

    • Boy · English · “A sweet name meaning 'from the bird hill,' evoking images of nature and open spaces.”

    • Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Means "the gift"; a Hebrew name recorded in the Book of Esther.”

    • Boy · English · “From the field of battle”

    • Boy · English · “One with a lisp or a stutter / a fiery man”

    • Boy · English · “Signifies dark.”

    • Boy · English · “Flame; trail mark made on a tree”

    • Boy · Chinese · “Precious; waves”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Son of thunder.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Variant of boaz: quick; derived from boaz, quick”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Strength; swiftness”

    • Boy · English · “Abbreviation of robert; famous, bright fame”

    • Boy · English · “A familiar form of bob, robert”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “The first born.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “In them”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This name translates to gift from God or proud ruler. While often associated with Slavic roots, it is here noted for its Hebrew-influenced meaning.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A name of Hebrew origin, meaning to bless or be blessed.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A nickname or diminutive of the name Boaz, which means 'swiftness' in Hebrew.”

    • Boy · English · “From the brook.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name meaning broad meadow, typically used as a short form of Bradley or Bradford.”

    • Boy · English · “Resembling salmon / from the wide valley”

    • Boy · English · “An English and Irish name meaning broad, wide, or salmon. It often refers to a broad hillside or the strength and persistence associated with the fish.”

    • Boy · English · “Bradley comes from an English place name meaning 'broad clearing'.”

    • Boy · English · “A common spelling of the English name Bradley, signifying someone who dwells in a broad meadow or clearing.”

    • Boy · English · “This English masculine name refers to a broad field or a wide forest. It was originally a locational surname indicating residence near a large wood.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name meaning from the broad valley, often used as a modern variation of the name Braden.”

    • Boy · English · “Resembling salmon / from the wide valley”

    • Boy · English · “A traditional English name that signifies the spring of the brambles. It originated as a place name for a well surrounded by thorny bushes.”

    • Boy · Irish · “Little raven; beacon on the hill or gorse-covered hill”

    • Boy · English · “From the broom or gorse hill”

    • Boy · English · “A woman wielding a sword ; an alcoholic drink”

    • Boy · English · “A form of brandon”

    • Boy · English · “A form of branson”

    • Boy · Irish · “Son of brandon.”

    • Boy · English · “A form of brant”

    • Boy · German · “Firebrand; variant of brand. mohawk indian joseph brant was a renowned strategist who fought for the british during the american revolution; and a devout scholar who translated christian religious works into his native indian tongue”

    • Boy · English · “One who is glowing”

    • Boy · English · “A form of braden”

    • Boy · English · “From the wide valley”

    • Boy · English · “From the high hill ; one who ascends”

    • Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means raven or raven-like, and is also associated with bravery. It stems from the Gaelic word bran, symbolizing the dark-feathered bird.”

    • Boy · English · “Born to royalty ; a prince”

    • Boy · English · “Born to royalty ; a prince”

    • Boy · English · “Born to royalty ; a prince”

    • Boy · English · “A man from britain or brittany”

    • Boy · English · “This English masculine name describes a person who lives at the bridge. It originated as an occupational name for a bridge keeper or builder.”

    • Boy · English · “The exalted one”

    • Boy · English · “Of English origin, this name means 'from the bright town.' It is often associated with the vibrant coastal city in Sussex.”

    • Boy · English · “The helpful one”

    • Boy · English · “A form of brock”

    • Boy · Scottish · “A Scottish diminutive of the name Broderick. It is used as a short form meaning brother.”

    • Boy · English · “An English male name meaning from the broom-covered meadow. It describes a landscape filled with the yellow-flowered broom shrub.”

    • Boy · English · “This English name literally means son of Brown or Brown's son. It originated as a patronymic surname indicating the father's name or complexion.”

    • Boy · French · “Woods; surname since medieval times; now a common given name. folklore tale of 14th century robert king of scotland: (the bruce) who learned the value of perseverance from watching a spider spin a web; thick brush. surname since medieval times; now a common given name. folklore tale of 14th century robert king of scotl”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Brown”

    • Boy · Scottish · “A masculine name of Scottish origin that is a modern variation derived from the traditional name Bryce.”

    • Boy · English · “Grandson of a nobleman; nobles son; variant of bryce”

    • Boy · English · “Grandson of a nobleman ; son of bryce”

    • Boy · English · “Messenger, friend; derived from bud, a colloquial term of address used in the united states; short for buddy, meaning friend. common as a nickname, but less common as a first name. american comedian bud abbotts real name was william abbott”

    • Boy · English · “Friend; friend. famous bearer: american early rock star who died young in a tragic plane crash”

    • Boy · English · “Ford near the castle”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name means the dissipation of the Lord. It carries a spiritual meaning related to divine presence or action.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew male name found in ancient contexts that carries the somber meanings of old age or perishing.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Derived from Hebrew roots, this name carries the dual meanings of building and understanding. It suggests a person who constructs with wisdom.”

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