| Badal (cloud;
rain) |
Badri (Lord Vishnu) |
Badrinath
(Lord Vishnu) |
Badriprasad, Bhadriprasad
(Lord Bhadri's gift) |
Bahubali (a Jain
Tirthakar) |
Bahuleya (Lord
Kartikeya) |
Bajrang (a name
of Lord Hanuman) |
Balaaditya (young
sun) |
Balbir (strong) |
Baldev (strong)
|
Balachandra (young
moon) |
Balagopal, Balgopal
(baby krishna) |
Balagovind (baby
Krishna) |
Balakrishna (baby
Krishna) |
Balamani
(young jewel) |
Balamohan(one who
is attractive,
young lord krishna) |
Balaji (Lord Vishnu) |
Balaraj (strong) |
Balaram (the brother
of Lord Krishna) |
Balvindra, Balvinder
(strong) |
Balwant (strong) |
Banbihari (Lord
Krishna) |
Bandhu (friend) |
Bandhul (pleasing) |
Bankebihari (Lord
Krishna) |
Bankim (curved) |
Bankimchandra (crescent
moon) |
Bansi (flute) |
Bansilal (Lord
Krishna) |
Barid (cloud) |
Baridbaran (colour
of the cloud) |
Barindra (the ocean) |
Barun (Lord of
the Sea) |
Basanta (spring) |
Bashir (harbinger
of good things) |
Basistha, Vasishtha
(a sage) |
Basudha, Vasudha
(earth) |
Bhadrak (handsome) |
Bhadraksh (one
with beautiful eyes) |
Bhajan (adoration) |
Bhagirath (one
who brought river Ganga to the earth) |
Bhagwant (fortunate) |
Bhagyaraj (lord
of luck) |
Bhairav (Lord Shiva) |
Bhanu (the sun) |
Bhanudas (a devotee
of the sun) |
Bhanuprasad (gift
of sun) |
Bharadwaj (a sage;
a mythical bird) |
Bharat (son of
Shakuntala and founder of
"Bharat" - a.k.a. India) |
Bhargava
(Lord Shiva) |
Bhaskar (the sun) |
Bhaumik (attached
to the earth) |
Bhavesh (lord of
the world) |
Bhim, Bheem (powerful,
fearful) |
Bhishma (one who
has taken a terrible vow) |
Bhooshan (decoration) |
Bhooshit (decorated) |
Bhudev (lord of
the earth) |
Bhupen (king) |
Bhupendra (king
of kings) |
Bhushan (ornament) |
Bhuvan (palace,
one of the three worlds) |
Bhuvanesh (the
lord of the world Vishnu) |
|
Bibek (conscience) |
Bibhas (a raga) |
Bibhavasu (the
sun, fire) |
Bikram (prowess) |
Bilva (a sacred
leaf) |
Bindusar (an excellent
pearl) |
Bimal (pure) |
Bipin, Vipin (forest) |
Bitasok (one who
does not mourn) |
Bodhan (kindling) |
Boudhayan (the
name of a sage) |
Brahmabrata ( ascetic) |
Brahmadutt (dedicated
to Lord Brahma) |
Bratindra (devoted
to right deeds) |
Bhrij, Brijmohan
(Lord Krishna) |
Brijesh (god of
the land 'Brij') |
Buddhadeva (wise,
Gautama Buddha) |
Budhil (learned) |
