By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Old Norse
"bow"
Hungarian
"buttercup"
Irish, anglicized form of Old Gaelic Buadhachain
"victorious"
Irish
"descendant of the victorious one"
Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak
"given by god"
Chinese
"mint"
French word name
Place name
Spanish place name, English word name
"Boii home"
Latin
Catalan diminutive of names beginning with Bald-
Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian
"battle"
"little poet"
Basque
"mill at the riverbank"
Spanish place name
"land of Bolivar; land of the windmill valley"
English word name
"flash of lightning"
English
"dwelling in an enclosure"
Persian
"great mind"
Indian place-name
English invented name
"little bomb"
Persian, Sanskrit
"native, local; earth, soil"
Variation of Bo-mi, Korean, Persian
"universal beauty; native, local"
Short form of Bonnie, Ronald, Donald, or similar
"happy, beautiful; ruler's counselor; proud chief"
"good, good woman"
Judeo-Italian
"good lady"
Word name
"good fortune"
"peasant, farmer; connection"
"lovely youth"
English surname from French
"good man"
"fortunate, of good fate"
Spanish
"pretty"
French, Latin
"good, kind one"
French form of Bonitus, Latin
"good"
English word name or variation of Bonita, Latin
"hat; good"
"cheerful, beautiful"
Combination of Bonnie and Belle
"beautiful"
Scottish
"happy, cheerful, beautiful"
Scottish, English
"beautiful, cheerful + blue"
Hyphenated name, English
"cheerful, pretty + beloved, drop of the sea, bitter"
Hyphenated name
"beautiful, cheerful + ewe"
Italian surname
Japanese plant name
"planted in a tray"
Word name or nickname
Dutch
"gatekeeper"
English and Scottish
"small dwelling place, shed"
English diminutive
Literary invention
Slovene diminutive of Boris, Slavic
"to fight"
Albanian, Hungarian, Mongolian, Slovene, Korean, "snow; foreign; brown, grey; pine tree; purple"
"snow; foreign; brown, grey; pine tree; purple"
Hungarian form of Barbara, Greek
"foreign woman, stranger"
"den of the boar"
English word name from Latin
"northern"
"northern, of the north"
Greek
"north wind"
Slavic
"helping; from the fortified hill or castle"
