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Astro Devraj Ji: Discover rare Indian B-names for your baby boy

In this blog series, the respected Astrologer Acharya Devraj Ji carefully selects a list of 'B' names for newborn baby boys, sorted alphabetically and rooted in the deep spiritual practices of Indian Hindu naming traditions. Parents can find names rich in cultural significance, providing their newborns with a meaningful first identity in the world.

Choosing a name in Indian Hindu Vedic Astrology is a special process that connects fate with identity. Guided by a renowned astrologer, we offer you a beautiful array of Hindu names for both girls and boys, covering every letter from A to Z. Each name is special and meaningful, picked to match your hopes and the cosmic forces that shape your lives.

Our collection blends modernity with enduring traditions, featuring names that shine for their uniqueness and essence, reflecting the intricate beauty of Indian Hindu culture.

This treasure trove of names is ready to bestow upon your child a name that sounds harmonious and carries a deep heritage. Your search for the ideal name ends here, where ancient wisdom meets future possibilities.

Give your child a name that shines brightly, guiding them with dignity and recognition through life. If you're looking to select a fortunate name that combines the universe's energy with the rich heritage of astrology and numerology to align with fate, don't hesitate to choose your newborn's name today. Reach out to Acharya Devraj Ji immediately by phone.

Here's a list of Hindu newborn baby boy names starting with 'B,' each with its own meaning:

• Baadal: Cloud; signifies the bearer of rain and symbolizes change.


• Baalaark: The rising sun; symbolizes new beginnings and hope.


• Baalkrishna: Young Krishna; represents the youthfulness and divine playfulness of Lord Krishna.


• Baasu: Wealthy; signifies prosperity and abundance.


• Babul: A tree; symbolizes strength and resilience.


• Bachanroop: Embodiment of promise; signifies reliability and trustworthiness.


• Bachansukh: Happiness from words; represents joy and contentment from communication.


• Bachittar: Wondrous merits; signifies exceptional qualities and virtues.


• Badal: Cloud; signifies the bearer of life-giving water, similar to Baadal.


• Badri: Lord Vishnu; represents divine protection and care.


• Badari: A holy fig tree; symbolizes sanctity and spirituality.


• Badrinath: Lord of Mount Badri; signifies a sacred pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Vishnu.


• Badarish: Lord of the berry tree; signifies prosperity and fruitfulness.


• Badri Narayan: Lord Vishnu in Badrinath; symbolizes a sacred aspect of divinity.


• Badri Prakash: Light of Badri (Lord Vishnu); signifies enlightenment and divine guidance.


• Badri Vishaal: Bountiful and mighty like Lord Vishnu; represents abundance and strength.


• Badridutt: Gift of Badri (Lord Vishnu); signifies a blessing from the divine.


• Badrijeet: One who conquered Badri (Lord Vishnu); represents victory and achievement.


• Badrikanth: Beloved of Badri (Lord Vishnu); signifies love and devotion.


• Badri Narayana: Lord Vishnu; another variation that represents the divine protector.


• Badriprasad: Gift of Lord Vishnu; symbolizes divine grace and favor.


• Bahubali: One with strong arms; represents strength and might.


• Bahuleya: Lord Kartikeya; symbolizes bravery and leadership.


• Bahumanya: Honored by many; signifies respect and high esteem.


• Bahurai: With great riches; represents wealth and prosperity.


• Baiju: Name of a poet; symbolizes creativity and artistry.


• Bajrang: A name of Lord Hanuman; represents strength and devotion.


• Bakool: Flower; signifies purity and the beauty of nature.


• Balaaditya: Young sun; represents energy and the vigor of youth.


• Balachandra: Young moon; symbolizes charm and the beauty of the lunar glow.


• Balagopal: Baby Krishna; signifies innocence and divine playfulness.


• Balagovind: Young cow-herder (Krishna); represents simplicity and divine love.


• Balakrishna: Young Krishna; similar to Baalkrishna, signifies youthful joy.


• Balamani: Young jewel; symbolizes preciousness and value.


• Balamohan: One who is attractive; represents attractiveness and charm.


• Balaram: The brother of Lord Krishna; signifies strength and loyalty.


• Balavan: Powerful; represents physical strength and power.


• Balbir: Strong; signifies might and bravery.


• Balchandra: Young moon; similar to Balachandra, symbolizes the crescent moon's beauty.


• Baldev: Godlike in power; represents divine strength.


• Balgopal: Baby Krishna; signifies innocence and godly love, similar to Balagopal.


• Baljeet: Victorious; represents triumph and success.


• Balkishan: Young Krishna; another variation of Baalkrishna.


• Balkrishan: Young Krishna; a variant of Baalkrishna, symbolizing divine playfulness and joy.


• Ballal: A devotee; signifies devotion and spirituality.


• Balraj: Strong king; represents a powerful and just ruler.


• Balram: The brother of Lord Krishna; similar to Balaram, signifies strength and support.


• Balvan: Another variation of Balavan, meaning powerful or strong.


• Balveer: Powerful and brave; represents courage and valor.


• Balwant: Strong; signifies power and resilience.


• Bandhu: Friend; represents friendship and companionship.


• Bandhul: Pleasing; signifies attractiveness and charm.


• Banaj: Lotus; symbolizes purity and spiritual growth.


• Banbihari: Another name of Krishna; signifies joy and playfulness.


• Banke: Lord Krishna; represents the curved form, referencing Krishna's posture
• Bankebihari: Lord Krishna; refers to the one who enjoys the forest, symbolizing playfulness and nature.


• Bankim: Curved; signifies something that is not straight, often referring to a smile.


• Bankimchandra: Crescent moon; represents beauty, creativity, and the poetic.


• Banshi: Flute; symbolizes music and the instrument of Krishna.


• Banshidhar: Krishna; signifies one who holds the flute.


• Bansilal: Krishna; another name for Krishna, meaning the beloved of the flute.


• Barid: Cloud; symbolizes the bringer of rain and fertility.


• Baridbaran: Color of the cloud; represents beauty and vastness.


• Baskar: The sun; symbolizes vitality and the source of life.


• Basudha: Earth; signifies stability and nourishment.


• Baswanth: Wealthy; represents abundance and prosperity.


• Batuk: Boy; signifies a young and energetic spirit.


• Bavan: Forming; represents creation and the act of bringing into existence.


• Bavin: Winner; signifies victory and success.


• Bavish: Future; represents forward-thinking and potential.


• Bavyesh: Lord of the world; symbolizes leadership and authority.


• Bejul: Lightning; signifies energy and brilliance.


• Bekur: Ancient; represents wisdom and timelessness.


• Bemal: Pure; symbolizes cleanliness and virtue.


• Benak: Kind; signifies gentleness and compassion.


• Benal: Brilliant; represents radiance and intelligence.


• Benu: Flute; symbolizes music and association with Lord Krishna.


• Benugopal: Krishna, the flute player; signifies charm and divinity.


• Benoy: Polite; represents courteousness and good manners.


• Bhadra: Auspicious; signifies goodness and positivity.


• Bhadrak: Handsome; represents attractiveness and charm.


• Bhadraksh: One with beautiful eyes; symbolizes beauty and perception.


• Bhadran: Auspicious and noble; represents virtue and good fortune.


• Bhagat: Devotee; signifies devotion and piety.


• Bhagesh: Lord of Richness; symbolizes wealth and abundance.


• Bhagirath: One who brought river Ganga to earth; signifies determination and perseverance.


• Bhagwant: Fortunate; represents luck and divine favor.


• Bhagyaraj: Lord of luck; signifies fortune and destiny.


• Bhairav: Form of Lord Shiva; represents fearlessness and power.


• Bhajan: A hymn or song; signifies devotion and spirituality.


• Bhakti: Devotion; represents piety and spiritual dedication.


• Bhalendra: Lord of light; symbolizes brightness and enlightenment.


• Bhalchandra: Moon-crested Lord; signifies beauty and serenity, associated with Lord Shiva.


• Bhamhanand: Happiness in the universe; signifies joy and universal delight.


• Bhanu: The sun; represents radiance and the giver of light.


• Bhanudas: A devotee of the sun; signifies devotion to light and life.


• Bhanuprakash: Sunlight; symbolizes clarity and energy.


• Bharadwaj: A sage; represents wisdom and learning.


• Bharat: India; signifies dedication and patriotism.


• Bhargav: Lord Shiva; represents auspiciousness and power.


• Bhartihari: Name of a sage; symbolizes wisdom and intellect.


• Bhasvan: Luminous; represents brightness and splendor.


• Bhaswar: Shining; signifies brilliance and radiance.


• Bhaumik: Attached to the earth; signifies grounding and reality.


• Bhav: Emotion; represents feelings and expression.


• Bhavan: Creator; signifies the act of creation and innovation.


• Bhavesh: Lord of the world; symbolizes dominion and authority.


• Bhavin: Living; represents life and existence.


• Bhavish: Future; signifies foresight and potential.


• Bhavjit: Winner of the world; represents success and conquest.


• Bhavya: Grand; signifies magnificence and glory.


• Bhavyansh: Bigger part; represents a significant portion or entity.


• Bheem: Powerful; signifies strength and might.


• Bheemsen: Sons of brave man; represents valor and courage.


• Bheeshma: A character of Mahabharata; symbolizes dedication and strength of will.


• Bheru: Friend; signifies companionship and loyalty.


• Bhisham: Strong; represents physical power and resilience.


• Bhoj: Name of a king; signifies leadership and nobility.


• Bhoomit: Friend of the earth; represents a protector and caretaker of nature.


• Bhramar: Black bee; symbolizes hard work and industriousness.


• Bhudeb: Lord of the earth; signifies authority and care for the world.


• Bhudev: God of the earth; represents stewardship and responsibility towards nature.


• Bibhankar: One who radiates beauty; signifies charm and attractiveness.


• Bibhas: A raga; symbolizes musicality and artistic expression.


• Bibhavasu: The sun, rich and wealthy; represents brightness, wealth, and prosperity.


• Bibhishan: A character from Ramayana; signifies righteousness and bravery.


• Bichitra: Varied; represents diversity and uniqueness.


• Bidur: Wise; signifies intelligence and discernment.


• Bidyanand: Knowledge and joy; represents the happiness gained from learning.


• Bihar: Joyful travel; signifies adventure and exploration.


• Bijal: Lightning; symbolizes speed and power.


• Bijay: Victory; represents triumph and success.


• Bijendra: Victory; signifies a conqueror or victorious leader.


• Bijin: Seed; represents the origin and potential for growth.


• Bikash: Development; signifies growth and progress.


• Bikram: Bravery; represents valor and courage.


• Bilva: A sacred leaf; symbolizes purity and is used in worshiping Lord Shiva.


• Bimal: Pure; signifies clarity and innocence.


• Biman: Sky; represents vastness and freedom.


• Bimb: Halo; symbolizes a celestial aura or divine radiance.


• Bimbisar: King of the Gupta dynasty; represents leadership and historical significance.


• Binay: Humility; signifies modesty and respectfulness.


• Bindusar: An excellent pearl; represents beauty and value.


• Binod: Happiness; signifies joy and contentment.


• Binoy: Humble and obedient; represents submissiveness and respect.


• Bipin: Forest; symbolizes nature and wildness.


• Bomik: Landlord; signifies ownership and connection with the earth.


• Boudhayan: The name of a sage; symbolizes wisdom and learning.


• Brahmabrata: Ascetic; represents someone dedicated to spiritual practices.


• Brahmadutt: Dedicated to Brahma; signifies devotion to the creator God.


• Brahmajit: One who has conquered the Vedas; symbolizes knowledge and mastery.


• Brahmaksh: Eyes like Brahma; signifies insight and wisdom.


• Brahmamurari: A name for Lord Shiva; represents the cosmic power.


• Brahmanand: Supreme joy; signifies spiritual bliss and happiness.


• Brahmdev: God's exalted angel; represents divinity and angelic virtues.


• Brahmesh: King of priests; signifies leadership and religious authority.


• Braj: Place of Lord Krishna; signifies holiness and divine play.


• Brajamohan: Name of Lord Krishna; signifies attractiveness and charm.


• Brajendra: Lord of Braj Land; represents authority and connection with Lord Krishna.


• Brajesh: Lord of Braj; symbolizes rulership and divine association.


• Brajmohan: Name of Lord Krishna; represents attractiveness and divine love.


• Brajraj: King of Braj Land; signifies leadership and lordship.


• Bratindra: Devoted to right deeds; symbolizes virtue and dedication.


• Bravindra: Brave leader; signifies courage and leadership.


• Brij: Region around Mathura; represents the birthplace of Krishna.


• Brijesh: God of the land of Brij; signifies divinity and leadership.


• Brijmohan: Krishna; symbolizes charm and playfulness.


• Brijnandan: Son of Brij; represents Lord Krishna and his joyfulness.


• Buddhadev: Wise person; signifies enlightenment and intellect.


• Buddhil: Learned; represents wisdom and knowledge.


• Budhil: Learned; signifies intelligence and understanding.


• Bulbul: Songbird; symbolizes joy and singing.


• Bunty: Loving and kind; represents affection and warmth.

These names offer a wide range of choices, each with a unique meaning that reflects various qualities and concepts that are cherished in Hindu culture, making them suitable for a newborn baby boy.