Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Beata	divinely blessed	Female	Latin, Polish	Beate
Beata	Blessed	Female	Indian	-
Beate	Many.	Female	Latin	-
Beatha	Life.	Female	Celtic	-
Beatrice	happy, bringer of joy	Female	Latin	Beatrix, Bea, Beah, Beattie, Beatirsa, Beatriz, Trixie, Trixy
Beatrice	She who Blesses	Female	Indian	-
Beatrice	Feminine form of Beattie: Bringer of joy; blesses.	Female	Gaelic	-
Beatrice	Blesses.	Female	Italian	-
Beatrice, Beatrix	bearer of joy	Female	Filipino	-
Beatricia	Blesses.	Female	Italian	-
Beatrix	Brings joy.	Female	Italian	-
Beatrix	Bringer of joy, brings joy. Famous bearers: Beatrix was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. Twentieth century children's writer and illustrator Beatrix Potter created Peter Rabbit.	Female	Latin	-
Beatrix	She who Blesses	Female	Indian	-
Beatriz	Brings joy.	Female	Latin	-
Beattie	Diminutive of Beatrix: Bringer of joy, brings joy, happy.	Female	Latin	-
Beatty	Diminutive of Beatrix: Bringer of joy, brings joy, happy.	Female	Latin	-
Bebe	Lady of the House; Lady; Bringer of Joy	Female	Indian	-

Bebhinn	Harmony.	Female	Gaelic	-
Bebhinn	Singer	Female	Irish	-
Bebu	Little Cute Girl	Female	Indian	-
Becca	Abbreviation of Rebecca.	Female	English	-
Becca	a short form of Rebecca	Female	Hebrew	-
Beccalynn		Female	English	Becca, Lyn, Becky
Becka	a form of Becca	Female	Hebrew	-
Becki	Abbreviation of Rebecca.	Female	English	-
Becky	Abbreviation of Rebecca.	Female	English	-
Becky	The Ensnarer	Female	Indian	-
Beda	Warrior maid.	Female	English	-
Bedegrayne	Name of a castle.	Female	Arthurian-Legend	-
Bedelia	strength	Female	French	-
Bedelia	A variant of Bridget, who was the mythic Celtic goddess of fire and poetry.	Female	Celtic	-
Bedelia	Strong	Female	Irish	-
Bee	Diminutive of Beatrice. A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy.	Female	Latin	-

Beena	Seeing, clear sighted	Female	Muslim	-
Beena	A Musical Instrument	Female	Indian	-
Beena	Seeing, clear sighted	Female	Arabic	-
Beenish	Vision, sight; the faculty of seeing	Female	Arabic	-
Befle	Diminutive of Amabel: Beautiful, loving, lovable.Amabel was used frequently during the Middle Ages and briefly in the 19th century, and has now been largely replaced by the diminutive Mabel.	Female	Latin	-
Begum	Lady of rank.	Female	Afghan	-
Behbood	Well - being, welfare, improvement, recovery.	Female	Afghan	-
Behnaz	Best coquetry.	Female	Afghan	-
Behnoush	Pleasant	Female	Indian	-
Behrukh / Behrokh	Nice face.	Female	Afghan	-
Beitris	Gaelic form of Beatrice.	Female	Gaelic	-
Bejide	Born during a rainy season	Female	African	-
Bel	White.	Female	Czechoslovakian	-
Bel	Sacred Wood Apple Tree	Female	Bengali	-
Bel	sacred wood apple tree	Female	Hindu	-
Bel	Beautiful, loving, lovable. Diminutive of Amabel, Annabel, Belinda, or Isabel.	Female	Latin	-

Bel	Diminutive of Belinda: From the Old German Betlindis, which is derived from the word for snake.	Female	German	-
Bel	Sacred Wood Apple Tree	Female	Indian	-
Bel	Diminutive of Annabel: Variant of the Latin Amabel. Edgar Allan Poe's poem 'Annahel Lee' made the form Annabel popular throughout the English-speaking world in the 19th century. The form Annabelle became popular in the mid-2Oth century.	Female	English	-
Bel	Fair. Lovely one. Sometimes used as an independent name associated with the French word belle, meaning beautiful.	Female	French	-
Bel	Sacred Wood	Female	Hindi	-
Bela	A Flower-jasmine	Female	Indian	-
Bela	white	Female	Czech	-
Bela	White.	Female	Czechoslovakian	-
Belakane	An African queen.	Female	Arthurian-Legend	-
Belda	Fair maiden.	Female	French	-
Belen	Bethlehem	Female	Filipino	-
Beli	A Flower-jasmine	Female	Indian	-
Belia	White.	Female	Czechoslovakian	-
Belicia	dedicated to god	Female	Spanish	Isabel, Isabelle
Belicia	Dedicated to God; Variation of Isabel	Female	Indian	-