[B at the beginning] The most famous of the English names at the beginning of B is probably Bill, did you think of it? It is the famous world capital Bill Gates, Bill means a powerful warrior or protector, see here Do you really want to call it Bill?
| BAIRD | Ireland | A person who can sing folk songs. |
| Baldwin | Teutonic | Very brave man on the battlefield. |
| Bancroft | United Kingdom | People who grow beans. |
| Bard | United Kingdom | People who are very happy and like raising livestock. |
| Barlow | Greece | People who live in the mountains. |
| Barnett | United Kingdom | leader. |
| Barney | Yaram | comfort. |
| Baron | United Kingdom | Brave warrior; noble; baron. |
| Barry | Ireland | A good archer; a spearman. |
| Barret | Teutonic | A person with great responsibility; a bear. |
| Bartholomew | Greece | One of the twelve disciples of Jesus; the son of the farmland. |
| Bart | Greece | Is one of the twelve disciples of Jesus. |
| Barton | United Kingdom | People living in large wheat fields. |
| Bartley | United Kingdom | The person who takes care of the pasture. |
| Basil | Latin | Like a king. |
| Beau | France | beautiful. |
| Beacher | United Kingdom | The original intention of the waves. |
| Beau | France | Good-groomed man, dude. |
| Beck | United Kingdom | stream. |
| Ben | Hebrew | Son; mountain peak. |
| Benedict | Latin | Blessed; good speaking; sacred. |
| Benjamin | Hebrew | Favorite son; lucky; Jacob’s child. |
| Bennett | Latin | Blessed person. |
| Benno | Germany | Bear. |
| Benson | Hebrew, UK | A person with his father-like character. |
| Berg | Teutonic | iceberg. |
| Berger | France | People who plow the ground; shepherds. |
| Bernard | Teutonic | Be brave like a bear. |
| Bernd | Teutonic | Be brave like a bear. |
| Bernie | Teutonic | Be brave like a bear. |
| Bert | United Kingdom | Brilliant; a person who exudes glory and brilliance. |
| Berton | United Kingdom | People who are diligent and thrifty in managing property. |
| Bertram | Teutonic | Lucky and outstanding person. |
| Bevis | France | People who can see their surroundings clearly. |
| Bill | Germany | A strong fighter or protector. |
| Bing | Germany | Come from a very special village. |
| Bishop | United Kingdom | supervisor. |
| Blair | Celtic | Plains; swampy battlefields. |
| Blake | United Kingdom | bleach. |
| Blithe | United Kingdom | Very happy person. |
| Bob | Teutonic | Brilliant reputation. |
| Bobby | Teutonic | famous. |
| Booth | Norway | People who live in small huts. |
| Borg | Slavic | Those who live in a hereditary castle. |
| Boris | Russia | War gate; stranger. |
| Borislav | Russia | Battle; glorious |
| Bowen | United Kingdom | Educated nobleman. |
| Boyce | France | Living in the forest, independent. |
| Boyd | Celtic | Blond; Caucasian. |
| Brady | United Kingdom | Vigorous; a wide island. |
| Bradley | United Kingdom | Broad grass. |
| Brandon | United Kingdom | Shining mountains. |
| Brent | United Kingdom | Barnacle goose; hill |
| Brian | Celtic and Gale | Powerful leader; born noble. |
| Broderick | Scandinavia | The famous king. |
| Brook | United Kingdom | People who live by the stream. |
| Bruno | Italy | Brown or black complexion. |
| Bruce | France | A forest. |
| Buck | United Kingdom | Bucks. |
| Burt | United Kingdom | Strong city. |
| Burgess | United Kingdom | free people. |
| Burke | France | People who live in a castle fortress. |
| Burton | United Kingdom | Small town on the hill. |
| Byron | United Kingdom | Country house, who loves natural scenery. |
