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Displayed on this page are B- names 61 to 80. Bianca was the most popular among these names in 2007 with a rank of #176 and a usage of 0.0938%. It is primarily used in German and Italian, and it was followed in popularity by Bethany, which is used in English. Rare B- names include the German and Italian Betina, the English Betsy, the German and Italian Bettina, the English Betty, Beulah, the English and German Beverley, Beverly, the French Béatrice, the Irish Béibhinn, the French Bénédicte, Bérénice, the Scottish Bhictoria, the German Bianka, Bibiana, Bibiane, the Slavic Biljana, the English Billie, and the Italian and Hebrew Bina.
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Bethany Betina ... God is perfection, God is my oath ... largely used in the German and Italian ... Betsy Bettina Betty Beulah Beverley Beverly Béatrice ... traveller, pilgrim, ... has its origins in the Latin language ... variant form of Beatrix ... Béibhinn ... alive, lively ... of Latin origin and it is used largely in the ... variation of Vivian ... Bénédicte ... blessed ... primarily used in the French ... form of Benedikta ... not frequently used as a baby girl ... Bérénice ... bearer of victory ... origin is Old Greek, and its use, French ... variation of Berenice ... Bhictoria ... victor, conqueror ...is a Scottish name of Latin origin ... variant form of Victoria ... Bianca Bianka ... white ... largely used in the German language and ... variant form of Blanche ... Bibiana ... alive, lively ... used chiefly in German and its origin ... variant of Vivian ... Bibiane ... alive, lively ... largely used in German and its origin ... variant of Vivian ... Biljana ... primarily used in the Slavic language ... name is probably derived from a south Slavic ... Billie Bina |
... God is perfection, God is my oath ... largely used in the English language and ... form of Elizabeth ... 
... God is perfection, God is my oath ... language of origin is Hebrew, and it is ... variation of Elizabeth ... 
... God is perfection, God is my oath ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is used ... form of Elizabeth ... 
... she who is married ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is ... name was adopted in England during the ... 
... beaver meadow ... language of origin is Old English, and it is ... variation of Beverly ... 
... beaver meadow ... language of origin is Old English, and it is ... became popular in the early 20th century ... 
... will, desire; helmet, ... of Germanic origin and it is used ... form of Wilhelmina ... 
... Sabine woman; catlike; ... language of origin is Latin and Hebrew ... form of Albina ...