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Embellish her future with uniqueness; choose B-Girl names from Astro Devraj Ji

In this blog series, Astrologer Acharya Devraj Ji thoughtfully provides a list of 'B' names for newborn girls, organized alphabetically and inspired by the deep-rooted spiritual traditions of Hindu naming. Parents will find culturally rich names here, giving their babies a meaningful first step in their identity.

Selecting a name using Indian Hindu Vedic Astrology is a unique tradition linking destiny with personal identity. With the help of a distinguished astrologer, we present a wide selection of Hindu names for girls and boys, spanning fromA to Z. Each name is chosen for its significance and ability to resonate with your dreams and the universal energies.

Our collection is a fusion of contemporary and age-old traditions, with names that stand out for their individuality and spirit, showcasing the intricate details of Hindu culture.

This name collection is a sanctuary of choices, ready to give your child a harmonious-sounding name with a rich legacy. Your journey to find the perfect name concludes here, at the crossroads of ancient knowledge and future potential.

Choose a bright and guiding name for your child, one that will lead them with honor and recognition through life. If you're eager to find a lucky name that merges cosmic energies with the traditions of astrology and numerology in harmony with destiny, wait no more to pick your newborn's name. Contact Acharya Devraj Ji by phone today.

Below is a list of Hindu newborn baby girl names that begin with 'B,' complete with meanings:

• Baanu: Sun; represents energy, radiance, and life


• Baani: Earth; signifies nurturing and stability


• Baara: Innocent; symbolizes purity and simplicity


• Babita: Little girl; signifies youth and charm


• Bachendri: Moon-like; represents calmness and serenity


• Badal: Cloud; symbolizes change and fertility


• Badari: Jujube tree; signifies sweetness and resilience


• Badriya: Resembling full moon; represents beauty and luminescence


• Bahar: Spring; symbolizes renewal and new beginnings


• Bahula: Cow; signifies abundance and nurturing


• Baidurya: Gem; represents value and rarity


• Baidehi: Sita; signifies virtue and purity


• Baishaki: New beginning; symbolizes the start of something new


• Baishali: An ancient city; represents historical significance and legacy


• Bakul: A kind of flower; signifies sweetness and beauty


• Bala: Young girl; represents youth and vigor


• Baladhi: Deep insight; symbolizes wisdom and understanding


• Balachandrika: Young moon; signifies beauty and the crescent moon's charm


• Balapriya: Lover of strength; represents admiration for power and vigor


• Balika: Young girl; signifies youth and innocence


• Balini: Powerful; symbolizes strength and might


• Balka: Young plant; represents new growth and beginnings


• Ballari: Creeper; signifies grace and growth


• Banamala: Forests; symbolizes nature and wildness


• Banani: Forests; signifies lushness and a natural environment


• Banashri: Beauty of the forest; represents natural beauty and elegance


• Bandana: Worship; signifies prayer and reverence


• Bandhavi: Who loves friends & family members; represents love and affection


• Bandhini: Bound; signifies togetherness and unity


• Bandhula: Charming; represents attractiveness and appeal


• Bandhura: Pretty; signifies beauty and loveliness


• Baneet: Polite; symbolizes good manners and civility


• Banhi: Fire; represents energy and transformation


• Banhishikha: Flame; signifies light and guidance


• Banhita: Offerings; represents giving and generosity


• Bani: Goddess Saraswati; signifies wisdom and eloquence


• Banita: Woman; represents femininity and grace


• Banmala: A garland of types of flowers; symbolizes beauty and diversity


• Banni: Maiden; signifies youth and purity


• Bansari: Flute; represents music and association with Lord Krishna


• Bansuri: Flute; similar to Bansari, signifies melody and charm


• Baraha: Radiant; represents brilliance and luminosity


• Baran: Rain; symbolizes life and renewal


• Barani: Star; signifies celestial guidance and inspiration


• Barasha: Rain; represents abundance and fertility


• Barhi: Peacock feathers; symbolizes beauty and pride


• Barika: Bloom; signifies growth and flowering


• Barisha: Pure; represents clarity and innocence


• Baritha: Happy; symbolizes joy and contentment


• Barleen: Absorbed in God’s Love; signifies spirituality and devotion


• Barsha: Rain; similar to Baran, represents nourishment and freshness


• Barshana: Rain giver; signifies generosity and life-giving


• Baruni: Goddess Durga; represents power and protection


• Barul: Pleasing sound; signifies melody and harmony


• Basanti: Spring; signifies renewal and a vibrant season


• Basha: Stranger; represents uniqueness and individuality


• Basheera: Bringer of good tidings; symbolizes joy and positivity


• Bashita: Made happy; signifies contentment and happiness


• Basudha: Earth; represents stability and nourishment


• Batul: Pure and chaste; signifies innocence and purity


• Bavanya: Goddess Durga; represents strength and protection


• Bavishya: Future; signifies potential and the promise of tomorrow


• Bavishyani: One who has a great future; represents hope and destiny


• Bavita: Pure; symbolizes clarity and innocence


• Bavitha: Pure; signifies cleanliness and virtue


• Bavya: Grand, splendid; represents magnificence and impressiveness


• Bawri: Madness; signifies passion and intense emotion


• Bela: A flower - Jasmine; signifies purity and fragrance


• Belika: Jasmine; signifies innocence and beauty


• Bena: Flute; represents music and artistic expression


• Benisha: Flashing; represents brightness and light


• Bennela: A lucky girl; symbolizes good fortune and happiness


• Benu: Flute; signifies music and melody


• Benuja: Daughter of Sun; represents brilliance and energy


• Berdin: Joyful; signifies happiness and delight


• Beri: Berry; represents sweetness and charm


• Besha: Beauty; signifies attractiveness and elegance


• Betika: Idea; symbolizes creativity and thought


• Bhaagya: Luck; represents good fortune and destiny


• Bhaama: Charming, beautiful; signifies allure and loveliness


• Bhaanavi: Descendant of the Sun; represents radiance and brilliance


• Bhaanuja: River Yamuna; symbolizes flow and purity


• Bhaarati: Goddess of knowledge and education; signifies wisdom and learning


• Bhaargavi: Goddess Parvati; represents strength and devotion


• Bhadrusha: The Ganges; signifies purity and holiness


• Bhagirathi: The river Ganga; represents purity and sanctity


• Bhagini: Sister; symbolizes familial bonds and affection


• Bhagirathi: Sacred river; signifies purity and flow


• Bhagwanti: Lucky; represents good fortune and prosperity


• Bhagya: Fortune; signifies luck and fate


• Bhagyalakshmi: Goddess of wealth; represents prosperity and fortune


• Bhagyashree: Fortunate; signifies prosperity and good luck


• Bhagyawati: Fortunate; represents luck and success


• Bhairavi: A melody in classical music; signifies beauty and rhythm


• Bhakti: Devotion; represents spirituality and faith


• Bhamini: Woman; signifies femininity and grace


• Bhanavi: Sun rays; represents warmth and radiance


• Bhanu: Sun; symbolizes energy and life


• Bhanuni: Charming woman; signifies allure and attractiveness


• Bhanuja: River Yamuna; signifies flow and purity


• Bhanumati: Full of luster; represents brilliance and beauty


• Bhanupriya: Beloved of the Sun; signifies warmth and love


• Bharani: Name of a celestial star; represents guidance and light


• Bharati: Goddess Saraswati; signifies knowledge and creativity


• Bhagya: Fortune; represents luck and destiny


• Bhargavi: Goddess Parvati; represents strength and beauty


• Bhakti: Devotion; symbolizes faith and spirituality


• Bharati: Goddess Saraswati; represents knowledge and learning


• Bhargavi: Goddess Parvati; signifies beauty and strength


• Bhavani: Goddess Parvati; symbolizes power and protection


• Bhavi: Future; signifies potential and hope


• Bhavika: Well-meaning or righteous; represents goodness and virtue


• Bhavini: Emotional; signifies expressiveness and sensitivity


• Bhavisha: Future; symbolizes potential and growth


• Bhavitha: Pure; represents clarity and innocence


• Bhavna: Feelings; signifies emotion and sentiment


• Bhavya: Grand; represents splendor and magnificence


• Bhawna: Feelings; signifies emotions and thoughts


• Bheema: Large; represents might and grandeur


• Bhini: Humid; signifies freshness and a sense of renewal


• Bhoomi: Earth; represents stability and grounding


• Bhoomika: Earth; signifies the role and contribution to life


• Bhuvana: The earth; represents the giver of life


• Bhuvaneshwari: Goddess of the earth; signifies sovereignty and nurturing


• Bidisha: Knowledge; represents learning and wisdom


• Bidita: Knowledgeable; signifies intellect and understanding


• Bindu: A drop; signifies a small but significant existence


• Bijli: Lightning; symbolizes speed and power


• Bilwa: A sacred leaf; represents purity and religious significance


• Bimal: Pure; signifies cleanliness and purity


• Bimala: Pure; another form of Bimal, representing innocence and clarity


• Bimba: Reflection; symbolizes an image or likeness


• Bimbi: Glorious; signifies splendor and radiance


• Bindhiya: A small dot; signifies focus and decoration


• Bindia: A drop; represents delicacy and small beauty


• Bina: Musical instrument; represents melody and harmony


• Binata: The wife of Sage Kashyap; signifies loyalty and partnership


• Binil: Clear blue water; represents purity and serenity


• Binita: Modest; signifies humility and simplicity


• Binodini: Beautiful; represents attractiveness and charm


• Bipasha: A river; signifies flow and continuity


• Bipula: Numerous; represents abundance and multitude


• Biraja: The Ganges; signifies purity and sanctity


• Birva: Leaf; symbolizes growth and nature


• Bishakha: A star; represents celestial beauty and guidance


• Bisini: The pavilion; signifies shelter and elegance


• Bithi: Pathway; represents direction and journey


• Bodhi: Enlightenment; signifies wisdom and awakening


• Bodhini: Enlightening; represents knowledge and insight


• Brahmi: Sacred; signifies holiness and divinity


• Bratati: Creeper; represents growth and connection with nature


• Brinda: Basil; signifies healing and sacredness


• Brindha: The basil plant; another form of Brinda, representing purity


• Brishti: Rain; signifies life and renewal


• Bristi: Rain; another form of Brishti, representing freshness


• Bulbul: Nightingale; symbolizes melodious singing and joy


• Bunty: Loving and kind; represents warmth and affection


• Buthayna: Of beautiful and tender body; signifies grace and delicacy


• Byapti: Inclusion; represents embracing and encompassing

These names provide many options, each with a special meaning that represents different values and ideas important in Hindu culture, making them perfect for newborn baby girls.