| Booker | English | Meaning "bookmaker," "book lover," .. |  |  |
| Booth | English | Meaning "dwelling place." A famous .. |  | |
| Bosley | English | Meaning "meadow near the woods."
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| Brad | English | A short form of both Bradford and.. |  | |
| Bradburn | English | Meaning "broad stream."
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| Bradford | English | Transferred use of the surname that.. | | |
| Bradley | English | Transferred use of the surname orig.. | | |
| Bradon | English | Meaning "broad hill." | | |
| Bradshaw | English | Meaning "broad forest."
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| Brainard | English | Meaning "bold raven" or "prince." | | |
| Bramwell | English | Meaning "bramble-bush well." | | |
| Branden | English | Meaning "beacon valley."
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| Brandon | English | Meaning "beacon hill." | | |
| Brant | English | Meaning "proud." | | |
| Branton | English | Transferred use of the surname orig.. | | |
| Braxton | English | Meaning "Brock's town."
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| Brenda | English | Of uncertain origin and meaning, Br.. | | |
| Brenna | English | Of disputed origin and meaning, som.. | | |
| Brennan | English | An alternate form of Brendan (see I.. | | |
| Brent | English | Transferred use of the surname, whi.. | | |
| Brenton | English | Meaning "steep hill." | | |
| Brett | English | Transferred use of the English surn.. | | |
| Brewster | English | Meaning "brewer." Was the main char.. | | |
| Brian | English | Irish name of uncertain etymolo.. | | |
| Brianne | English | Feminine form of Brian, which is .. | | |
| Brice | English | Transferred use of the surname, bro.. | | |
| Bridger | English | Meaning "bridge builder." | | |
| Bridget | English | Anglicized form of the Gaelic Brigh.. | | |
| Brigham | English | Transferred use of the surname deri.. | | |
| Britany | English | Means literally "from Britain." Sin.. | | |
| Brock | English | Meaning "badger." | | |
| Bromley | English | Meaning "brush- wood meadow."
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| Bronson | English | Meaning "son of Brown." Actor Brons.. | | |
| Brook | English | Meaning "brook" or "stream." | | |
| Brooke | English | Derived from the Middle English bro.. | | |
